We welcome our new employee in the Computer-based Simulation group

5 Februar 2024

We are pleased to welcome our new colleague Daniel Wolff to the Computer-based Simulation group (Prof. Popp). He did his PhD at CATS, RWTH Aachen on the topic "Learning-Based Approaches for the Analysis and Optimization of Profile Extrusion Dies and Bioreactors" and will join our institute as a postdoc. Daniel Wolff will play a leading role in the RISK.twin project of the research center dtec.bw and will further develop the novel concept of hybrid digital twins for components of critical technical infrastructure in the coming years.

We warmly welcome Daniel and wish him a successful start to his new role!

Aktuelles

A Festive Evening with Our Team and Our Colleagues from DLR

This week, our institute and our collaboration partners from DLR Institute gathered after work to enjoy the UniBw Christmas market.

Overhaul of our Research Webpage

We are delighted to share some recent updates to the research section of our institute’s website!

IMCS visit and colloquium lecture by Serge Nicaise

On December 05, 2024, Prof. Dr. Serge Nicaise gave a lecture on “A posteriori goal-oriented error estimators based on equilbrated flux and potential reconstructions” as part of the Applied Mathematics Colloquium. The renowned mathematician was previously a guest at our institute for a week.

IMCS Christmas party with curling event

The traditional IMCS Christmas party took place on Wednesday, 4 December 2024. This year's venue was the beautifully furnished Park-Café München with its curling rinks not far from the old botanical garden.

Research Days 2024 in Herrsching am Ammersee

On November 26 and 27, the research group "Computational Simulation," led by Prof. Popp, held its annual Research Days in Herrsching am Ammersee. This year’s theme, “Open Science,” was reflected in various lectures and workshops.

3rd place Best Paper Award at the 16th Symposium Sensor Data Fusion

The 16th Symposium Sensor Data Fusion last week brought together industry experts and scientists to explore cutting-edge techniques for transforming data streams into actionable insights.

Max Firmbach visiting Sandia National Laboratories

Our colleague Max Firmbach is currently on a research visit to Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from September to December.