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…The programme connects mathematical discovery with problems in data science, technology and society. Featured research areas include convex geometry and optimisation, algebra and topology, asymptotic analysis, harmonic analysis, probability and mathematical modelling. The conference is hosted at the University of W

Dec 1–4, 2026

Conference · Mathematics

…This workshop explores how mathematical modelling can be combined with machine and deep learning, bringing together data scientists and mathematical oncologists. Plenary lectures survey current developments, while collaborative group projects develop algorithms that integrate mechanistic knowledge with observations. The programme aims to turn methodological exchange into sustained collaborations and more informative approaches to personalized cancer c

Jan 10–15, 2027

Workshop · Mathematical Biology

Three postdoctoral openings in data-driven mathematical modelling, supervised by Clemens Heitzinger. Research covers reinforcement-learning theory and policy evaluation, differential-equation systems, reasoning and language models, and physical AI. Responsibilities include original research, algorithm development, publications, collaboration, mentoring and funding proposals. Two-year full-time appointments, 39 hours weekly, paid under TVöD Bund. Mobile working is available. Applications remain open until the positions are filled; submit a motivation letter, CV, certificates and supporting acad

Job · Mathematical Modeling

Joe Hilton explains how health economics and mathematical modelling inform difficult decisions about healthcare resources. The conversation contrasts costly treatments benefiting small groups with interventions serving larger populations, and examines how such trade-offs are assessed. Hilton also discusses his route into research and the experience of beginning work on health policy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Podcast episode · Economics

…boson stars and how researchers use mathematical modelling to investigate them. The discussion connects these unusual compact objects to black holes, gravity and gravitational-wave observations.

Podcast episode · Astrophysics