Future Proof is our career achievements column, which features stories of our current and former scientists, their accomplishments and professional development.
Our research group leader, Samantha Fairchild, has been appointed an Assistant Professor at the Technical University of Eindhoven in the Netherlands. We wish her all the best for this significant career step!
Congratulations to our former group leader Tobias Ried on his new position as Assistant Professor at the School of Mathematics at Georgia Institute of Technology. Wishing you all the best and every success.
Congratulations to Benjamin Gess on his appointment as Professor of Stochastic Analysis at the Institute of Mathematics at TU Berlin! In parallel, he will continue to lead his research group at our institute.
We are proud to announce that Wolfram Barfuss, a former postdoc of Jürgen Jost, has been appointed Professor in the transdisciplinary research area Innovation and Technology for Sustainable Futures at the University of Bonn. Congratulations to Wolfram on this exciting new appointment!
Eliana Duarte was interviewed by Gudrun Thäter for DMV-Mitteilungen about what it means for her, who calls other parts of the world home, to now be living and working in Germany.
We are thrilled to share the news that our former Research group leader Angkana Rüland will take up a prestigious Hausdorff Chair professorship at the Hausdorff Center for Mathematics (HCM) in Bonn.
The next step in her scientific career will take our group leader Raffaella Mulas to the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, where she has been appointed Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics. Congratulations and all the best for the future!
Our director Anna Wienhard is the recipient of the Hector Science Award for her outstanding research in mathematics. Founder Dr h.c. Hans-Werner Hector inducted her into the Academy, which now comprises 28 Hector Fellows who are jointly committed to interdisciplinary top-level research and to promoting young scientists in Germany.
Great news at the start of the new year comes from our postdoc Samantha Fairchild. She was awarded a two-year Walter Benjamin Fellowship of DFG (German Research Foundation) for her research on the “Analysis of discrete sets arising from geometry” - a perfect opportunity to run her own research program at our institute.