Scientific events

Here you can find information on scientific conferences and seminars, hosted by Mathematics Münster.

For more information on our public maths events, please visit our website section Outreach.

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Online seminar

Ken Ono (University of Virginia and Axiom Math): Mathematics in the Age of AI: Discovery, Reasoning, Verification, and Unease

20 October 2026, 20:00 CET, online

The joint online seminar "AI and the Future of Mathematics" of TRR 326, TRR 358, CRC 1442, and Mathematics Münster is devoted specifically to the impact of AI on mathematics. It brings together researchers to exchange experiences and discuss how AI may shape the future of mathematics. The seminar takes place via Zoom.

Lecture

Webbild Kolloquium Wilhelm Killing Entwurf 3 — © MM

Webbild Kolloquium Wilhelm Killing — © MM

Skyrmions in ultrathin magnetic films: an overview

22 October 2026, 2:15 pm, M4

Prof. Dr. Cyrill Muratov (University of Pisa) will give a talk at the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing. The series features weekly talks by guest researchers from a broad range of mathematical fields. After the talk, there will be a get-together in the Cluster Common Room.

Schedule Colloquium Wilhelm Killing

Conference

Mathematical Research Data Initiative (MaRDI) Annual Meeting

11 – 13 November 2026

The annual MaRDI meeting will bring together researchers to discuss current advances in FAIR mathematical research data, from standards for metadata and ontologies to workflows for reproducible simulations. Central topics include research data in numerical analysis and scientific computing, as well as infrastructures such as knowledge graphs and repositories. The meeting will showcase concrete use cases and tools developed within MaRDI.

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SPP CoScaRa Annual Meeting

22 - 25 Feburary 2027

The Priority Programme CoScaRa brings together researchers from analysis, numerics, stochastics, and fluid mechanics to address fundamental challenges in nonlinear hyperbolic systems. By developing novel mathematical models and computational methods, it aims to advance our understanding of multiscale phenomena, turbulence, and complex fluid flows. The annual meeting will present recent advances and current research results from the individual CoScaRa projects.

Conference programme 2026

Focus Programmes

To facilitate scientific exchange in mathematics and interdisciplinary knowledge transfer, we organise an annual Focus Programme on a current topic. The workshops and conferences allow time for individual discussions, fostering collaboration, especially with early-career researchers from Münster.

Topics of recent years:

Actions of totally disconnected locally compact groups on discrete structures
Effective and dynamic behaviour of random structures
Geometry and PDEs: from theory to applications
Operator algebras and topological dynamics: amenability and beyond

Talks and colloquia

Colloquium Wilhelm Killing

John von Neumann Lecture

Friedrich Hirzebruch Colloquium

Weekly Schedule of the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

Your trip to Münster

We have compiled some general information for planning your trip to and your stay at Mathematics Münster. For more details, accommodations and updates on the conference, please visit the conference webpage.

Prof. Dr Mario Ohlberger, spokesperson of the Cluster of Excellence, welcomed the speakers and the participants of the colloquium. — Conference impressions
© MM

Conference impressions
© MM/vl I YMC*A meeting

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Lecture

Scientific postdoc presentations

15 October 2026, 2:15 pm

Get an insight into the research of seven new postdoctoral researchers of Mathematics Münster. In short scientific presentations, Adrian Celestino, Arghya Sadhukhan, Edoardo Tolotti, Beatriz Salvador, Anish Chedalavada, Florian Riedel and Mahdi Haghshenas will introduce their topics. The talks take place within the Colloquium Wilhelm Killing on 15 October 2026 at 2:15 pm in lecture hall M4.

Schedule Colloquium Wilhelm Killing

Conference

The isomorphism between the Drinfeld and Lubin-Tate spaces at infinite level

10 October 2026 | Kleine AG

This workshop proves the Lubin-Tate and Drinfeld tower isomorphism at infinite level using Scholze–Weinstein's theory of local shtukas. It subsequently applies this special case of duality of local shtuka spaces to the Jacquet–Langlands correspondence.

Online seminar

Andreas Thom (TU Dresden): The challenges we face

6 October 2026 / 20:00 CET / online

The joint online seminar "AI and the Future of Mathematics" of TRR 326, TRR 358, CRC 1442, and Mathematics Münster, is devoted specifically to the impact of AI on mathematics. It brings together researchers to exchange experiences and discuss how AI may shape the future of mathematics. The seminar takes place via Zoom.