🧩 Groups play a central role for understanding symmetries in nature. Learn more in the STRUCTURES Blog post by Valdo Tatitscheff: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/blog/posts/2... #math #mathematics #groups #science #symmetries #physics #structures #structuresheidelberg

Research news: STRUCTURES scientists have made a significant advance in computational quan­tum chemistry with the development of STRUCTURES25, a new orbital-free density functional theory (OF-DFT) method powered by ma­chine learning. structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news.php?sho... #quantum #science

Research: STRUC­TURES Scientists build matter-wave microscope to reveal hidden correlations. The new technique by Sandra Brandstetter & colleagues from Selim Jochim's group allows expanding the wave function of atoms before imaging them. structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news.php?sho... #quantum #science

We are delighted to celebrate Riemann's birth anniversary by sharing some of the contributions through which he shaped the world of physics and mathematics. 1/2

Our newest Blog Post "From Symmetries to Conservation Laws: A Journey with Noether's Theorem" by Valdo Tatitscheff covers an exciting and fundamental topic. We wish you a pleasant read! structures.uni-heidelberg.de/blog/posts/2... #Noether #Physics #Symmetries #ConservationLaw

How can we use X-rays to probe the electronic structure of atoms on femtosecond timescales? An international team of researchers involving STRUC­TURES member Thomas Pfeifer has achieved a long-sought milestone in X-ray science. structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news.php?sho... #Science #Research #Physics

For four days in August, the beautiful Schöntal Abbey united 16 students and 2 professors to delve into the topic of "Inverse Problems." Participants were organized in groups, each of which carefully prepared subtopics, and presented them during the workshop, leading to in-depth discussions. 1/2

From July 28th to August 8th, our YRC member Jakob Steck attended the Many-Body Correlations in Quantum Technologies Summer School. During those days, speakers and tutors from international research institutions held lectures, hands-on workshops, and collaborative projects. 1/2

We invite you to learn about the link between topology and space engineering when it comes to solving the three-body problem! Find out in our latest blog post by Arthur Limoge: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/blog/posts/2... #threebodyproblem #math #spaceexploration #topology

We invite you to learn about how understanding shapes and their properties can help physicists set satellites in orbit and solve other spaceflight challenges! Look into our new blog post by Arthur Limoge: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/blog/posts/2... #Topology #ThreeBodyProblem #Math #Space

Carlos Brandl traveled this July to present his work "A personalized and Evidence-Based Clinical Decision Support System Using Ensemble Learning" at the annual EMBC conference in Copenhagen, Denmark. 1/4

📢 STRUCTURES Jour Fixe #5 this Friday! 🗓️ July 25, 13:30 📍 Philosophenweg 12 gHS 🎙️ Tim Laux (Uni HD): Geometric Flows in Physics, Math & Data 🔗 Zoom: 935 6549 3662 | Code: 928036 ☕ Snacks in Room 106 #GeometricFlows #StructuresHeidelberg #MathTalk #Physics #DataScience #JourFixe #AcademicEvents

Don’t miss this Friday’s STRUCTURES Jour Fixe! Tim Laux (U. Heidelberg) will speak on “Geometric Flows in Physics, Math, and Data.” 📅 July 25 – 13:30 📍 Phil 12 gHS Don’t miss it! Full abstract: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... #JourFixe #Geometry #AcademicEvents #StructuresHeidelberg

Have you heard of the simple to think about but difficult to solve Three-Body Problem? Interestingly, there is an approach not found so often but pretty successful in giving insights into it. Want to learn more? Head to our new blog post by Arthur Limoge! structures.uni-heidelberg.de/blog/posts/2...

Reminder: STRUCTURES Jour Fixe Today! Join us today at 13:30 for Anja Randecker’s talk: “How does a random surface of large genus look like?” 📍 Phil 12 gHS 📄 Full abstract & info: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... #StructuresHeidelberg #JourFixe #MathematicsTalk #AcademicEvents

STRUCTURES Jour Fixe continues this Friday with Anja Randecker talking about: “How does a random surface of large genus look like?” 🗓️July 18 – 13:30 📍Philo. 12 gHS Abstract & Info: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... #JourFixe #MathTalk #Geometry #Topology #StructuresHeidelberg

Today’s the day! Henrik Beuther & Fabian Walter are joining us for today’s Jour Fixe: “H I across the Universe” — from nearby clouds to the early cosmos. 🗓️Today – 13:30 PM 📍Phil 12 GHs Abstract: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... #JourFixe #Astrophysics #HI #Structures #ScienceTalk

We are happy to announce this week's jour fixe! Henrik Beuther & Fabian Walter will talk about “H1 across the Universe” — from nearby clouds to the early cosmos. July 11 - 13:30 Phil 12 GHs Details & abstract: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... #JourFixe #Astrophysics #HI #Structures

We are happy to present July's edition of the STRUCTURES Newsletter: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... Have a fun read! #Newsletter #Science #Superfluid #Turbulence #Astronomy

🌍 This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming YAM fellows and organizers from various German clusters of excellence to this year's YAM network meeting in Hei­del­berg. (1/4) #YoungAfricanMathematicians #Mathematics #ResearchStay #AIMS #Collaboration #ScienceWithoutBorders

⏰ Reminder! Claudia Strauch is speaking today at 13:30 📍 Philosophenweg 12 gHS Topic: Strategies: Statistical Perspectives on Generative Models and Stochastic Details & abstract: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... #JourFixe #DiffusionModels #AcademicTalk

Another Structures Jour Fixe! Claudia Strauch will talk about Structures and Strategies: Statistical Perspectives on Generative Models and Stochastic Control 🗓️July 4, 13:30 📍Philosophenweg 12 gHS Full abstract details: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2... #DiffusionModels #JourFixe #Talks

This June, our YRC member Michael Bleher attended the Young Topologists Meeting to give a talk on the topology of trained neural networks. The work arose in the context of STRUCTURES research on "Mathematics and Data." 1/2

Join us for the next Persistent Seminar this week, featuring a talk by Jonas Cassel on “Fiber Bundle Methods in Data Science.” Where & When: 📍 Mathematikon SR 00.200 🕑 Wednesdays 14‑16 h, every other week 📅 Next Meeting: 2 July (1/3)

Heidelberg: We are happy to announce Prof. Albrecht Beutelspacher's (Mathematikum Gießen) public lecture "Mathematische Experimente" – next Wednesday, July 2 at 5pm.

🚨 STRUCTURES Jour Fixe this Friday! Julian Schmitt (U. Heidelberg) will be talking about quantum gases of photons and what happens when light behaves like a many-body system. 📅 June 27, 13:30📍Philosophenweg 12 gHS + online #QuantumGases #Photonics #BoseEinstein #PhysicsTalk #AcademicEvents #JourFixe

In this short news video item, STRUCTURES member Prof. Dominika Wylezalek, Director of Heidelberg's Astronomisches Rechen-Institut, and her colleague Markus Hundertmark comment on how the new images of the Vera Rubin telescope transform astronomy: 🔭

We are delighted to announce this year's Schöntal Discussion Workshop on “Inverse Problems,” 🧩 taking place Aug 26-29 in the idyllic location of Schöntal Abbey 🏰. You are an MSc, PhD student or early-career Postdoc? Apply now at: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/events/schoe... (1/3)

What a wonderful restart to our Jour Fixe with an exciting talk by Andrew Tolley on causality and analyticity 👏. #STRUCTURES #Heidelberg #interdisciplinary #science

Our YRC member Stefan Wahl attended on May the international conference on AI and statistics, AISTATS. (1/2)

Tomorrow (Friday) the STRUCTURES Jour Fixe restarts 😍! The first talk will be given by Andrew Tolley on “Causality and Analyticity: A Match Made in the Upper Half-Plane”. We hope to see many of you! Please feel free to spread the word among colleagues and anyone else interested in joining! (1/5)

Congratulations! 🥳 An ERC advanced grant has been awarded to Michela Mapelli, Pro­fes­sor of Computational Physics at the Centre for Astronomy of Hei­del­berg Uni­ver­si­ty (ZAH). (1/3)

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We are delighted to announce that our weekly #STRUCTURES #JourFixe will restart again this Friday, 20 June 2025, 1:30 pm, at the Philosophenweg 12, great lecture hall (gHS). The first lecture will be given by Andrew Tolley, Professor of Theoretical Physics at Imperial College London. (1/3)

Research news: STRUC­TURES scientists have uncovered new emergent properties in a driven superfluid. They created a new kind of quantum matter that acts as both a liquid and a solid at the same time. (1/5) structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news.php?sho... #Quantum #Science #Emergence #Physics

Lichtverschmutzung: Gefahr für die Astronomie in der Atacama-Wüste – Astrophysikerin Dominika Wylezalek berichtet über die Bedrohung der Forschung durch Industrie-Großprojekt www.uni-heidelberg.de/de/newsroom/... #universität #heidelberg #uniheidelberg #astronomie #Lichtverschmutzung #Forschung

Heidelberg: We invite you to join us on our Persistent Seminar session featuring Michael Bleher on "Harmonic Persistent Homology." When: this Wednesday May 28, 14‑16 h Where: SR 00.200 Mathematikon We look forward to seeing you around!

This April, our colleague Michael Bleher had the opportunity to attend a two day workshop taking place at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, where the connections between geometry and biology were widely discussed. #complexity #geometry #YRC #biology #MPI

From complex to simple is a common jump in physics when going from microscopic to macroscopic. Approximations are the best ally in finding out where this jump takes us to, but it is important to choose wisely! Find out more on our newest post: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/blog/posts/2...

We are excited to bring the 20th edition of our newsletter to all of you! In this extended version you will learn about some branches of our research, get to know more about our community, latest news, and more! Make sure to dive in and enjoy reading! structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news/files/2...

Research News: Groundbreaking simulations led by an international team of scientists, including our member Ralf Klessen, have unveiled previously unknown details about magnetized turbulence in the interstellar medium. structures.uni-heidelberg.de/news.php?sho... #science #astronomy #space #physics

Join us for the kick-off meeting of the Persistent Seminar tomorrow at 2pm, with an inaugural talk by Freya Jensen (IWR) on "Persistent Spectral Sequences and Where to Find Them" #heidelberg #STRUCTURES #Mathematics #Topology #Persistent #Homology #Computation

Our YRC members Elinor Kath and Jelte Duchêne attended a five day workshop on Quantum Simulators for Fundamental Physics. The topics covered were analogue and quantum black holes, quantum optomechanics, cosmology, relativistic quantum information, and false vacuum decay. Certainly an exiting event!

📢 Don't miss: this year our partners from IsoQuant & MPIK host “Akademische Mittagspause”, a series of engaging science talks (May7-June18) that share insights into the fascinating world of quantum physics – from fundamental particles to frontiers of technology #physics #quantum #science #heidelberg

What makes their world go round? Learn about how math can answer this question on our new blog post: structures.uni-heidelberg.de/blog/posts/2...

On December, our YRC members Giuseppe Viterbo, Leonard Storcks, and Robin Janssen had the opportunity to attend the NeurIPS conference, an important worldwide event bringing together experts in machine learning and artificial intelligence. #NeurIPS #YRC #STRUCTURES #AI #Vancouver

The realm of approximations can be a tricky one. Mathematicians study convergence rules to understand how “good” an approximation is for solving a problem. Some approximations are “better” than others, depending on convergence properties, as seen in the polygons and squares examples on the video.

Physics is everywhere. Can you think of more examples of its manifestation in everyday life? Add your comments! Happy Physics Day! #Physics #Gravity #Light #PhysicsDay #Science

PhD candidates and postdocs of all disciplines: Would you like to lead an independent junior research group? In our online talk you will get first-hand information about the aims of our Emmy Noether Programme, its eligibility requirements and more. Questions welcome! ➡️ www.dfg.de/en/research-...

We are happy to announce the next "Ma­chine learning galore" event on April 24, featuring lab presentations, science talks & discussions. In order to participate, please register for free by April 22 at the MLAI portal: www.mlai.uni-heidelberg.de/en/machine-l... #machinelearning #science #heidelberg