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We are Mathematics Münster

We aim to further develop mathematics in Münster into a research centre with high international visibility. We will tackle fundamentally important mathematical problems, viewing mathematics as an organic whole with countless interactions.

In order to reach our goals, we will follow three key principles: connecting mathematical fields, supporting early career researchers, and improving equal opportunity and compatibility of family and career.

Connecting Fields
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Mathematics Münster provides an umbrella integrating the four mathematical institutes of the University of Münster (Mathematical Institute, Institute for Analysis and Numerics, Institute for Mathematical Stochastics and the Institute for Mathematical Logic and Foundations of Mathematics) in order to foster collaboration between the 16 mathematical fields and scientific exchange.

News about members and guests at Mathematics Münster

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New WiRe Fellow: Amra Hasečić

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Amra Hasečić as a WiRe Fellow at Mathematics Münster. Originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina, she has joined the group led by Mario Ohlberger as a postdoctoral researcher. Her research focuses on investigating the potential of machine learning to predict internal temperature fields in fluid flows, utilising data from simplified simulations that do not account for radiation.

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Interdisciplinary research on the dynamics of infectious diseases

Research at the new "Interdisciplinary Center for Mathematical Modeling of Infectious Disease Dynamics" (IMMIDD) , which had its Inaugural Symposium at the University of Münster on 10 July, aims to contribute to the fight against pandemics. Prof. Dr. Christian Engwer, a member of our Cluster of Excellence Mathematics Münster, is involved in the center. In a guest article, he explains the role that numerical simulations play in this research. [de]

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A milestone on the academic journey

Last week, the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science held its graduation ceremony in the "Schloss". All doctoral graduates who successfully completed their doctorate in the past year were invited to attend, along with their families and friends. We congratulate all graduates, especially the 25 doctoral graduates from Mathematics Münster!

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YAM Fellows showcase their research

On 27 June 2025, the two graduates of the Young African Mathematicians (YAM) Fellowship Programme, Herimamy T. Rafenomanantsoa and Joseline Doriane Simo Tekeu, presented the results of their research projects.