Fundamental questions arising from natural and engineering sciences and economics have always inspired mathematicians to search for new mathematical structures and methods.
The interaction between mathematics and the sciences forms the central point of research at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (MIS) in Leipzig, represented by the Directors and the Leaders of the Research Groups:

• Jürgen Jost
• Felix Otto
• Bernd Sturmfels
• Nihat Ay (Max Planck Research Group)
• Benjamin Gess (Max Planck Research Group)
• Mateusz Michałek (Max Planck Research Group)

• Marcello Carioni (24.07.)
• Christian S. Rodrigues (24.07.)
• Angkana Rüland (24.07.)
• Qi Ding (18.07.)
• Tobias Elze (17.07.)
• Paul Alexander Helminck (17.07.)

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• On extractable shared information (see abstract)
     J. Rauh, P. Banerjee, E. Olbrich, J. Jost, and N. Bertschinger
• Changing Views on Curves and Surfaces (see abstract)
     K. Kohn, B. Sturmfels, and M. Trager
• Clutching and gluing in tropical and logarithmic geometry (see abstract)
     A. Huszar, S. Marcus, and M. Ulirsch
• Bidding with Coordination Risks (see abstract)
     T. Ehrig, J. Jost, and R. Nagel
• A Liouville theorem for stationary and ergodic ensembles of parabolic systems (see abstract)
     P. Bella, A. Chiarini, and B. Fehrman
• When is a polynomial ideal binomial after an ambient automorphism? (see abstract)
     L. Katthaen, M. Michałek, and E. Miller