Next week start the WS-2016/17 Distinguished Lecturer Series organized by the Institute for Computer Sciences.
Along the semester, 4 invited speakers will talk about topics related to Computer Science and different applications. All the lectures will take place in Carl-Zeiss-Str. 3; HS 7. More info about the dates, speakers and topics covered can be found here […]
Surpassing all our expectations, more than 100 people attended our deep learning tutorial last 6th of October! The speakers, Erik Rodner and Alexander Freytag, combined theoretical aspects with several and varied applications. We have gathered the first impressions from the audience (here the summary) and we are happy to hear that the majority found it […]
Next March 2017 will take place the 17th BTW Conference in Stuttgart.
One of our members is co-organizing the Workshop on Big (and Small) Data in Science and Humanities.
Until the 6th of November is open the call for submissions for this workshop!
The scope of the workshop and more information about the submission can be found […]
Last week we successfully hosted our first Autumn School. During 5 days, students and experts coming from 15 different countries learned and exchanged impressions about the dynamics of natural systems. The diverse background of the participants stimulated interesting interdisciplinary discussions and ideas.
Thanks to all the participants!!
Here you can find the program.
Do not miss our deep learning tutorial at Oct. 6 2016!
More information is available at the corresponding webpage (click this link)
We had an extremely stimulating retreat, interesting and fruitful discussions, and exchange on scientific as well as social levels. Thanks to everyone for participating!
Today, we will have a meeting on open issues in model-data-integration to figure out future research directions and collaborations within MSCJ. If you are interested, please feel free to join. More information can be found in the events page.
Prof. Martin Bücker and Prof. Nina Kukowski have been elected as director and vice-director for High Performance Computing, a topic extremely relevant for a variety of research projects within MSCJ.
In the general assembly, MSCJ’s members elected directors and vice-directors to officially represent MSCJ on public events and to administrate research projects within the three main focus areas:
Simulation Science
Prof. Bernd Brügmann (Director)
Prof. Andreas Wipf (Vice-Director)
Model-Data-Integration
Prof. Markus Reichstein (Director)
Prof. Christiane Schmullius (Vice-Director)
Data-driven Science
Prof. Joachim Denzler (Director)
Prof. Birgitta König-Ries (Vice-Director)
