June 1–5 2026; Berlin Study Group with Industry
A study group is a one-week workshop in which companies present mathematical challenges, often involving modelling, simulation, or optimisation. Participants work together in teams on these problems throughout the week and present their results to the industry partners at the end of the workshop. Afterwards, a written report is prepared for each problem and shared with the respective companies. A successful study group is a win-win-win situation:- Companies gain direct access to current research in applied mathematics and statistics.
- Researchers engage with exciting real-world problems and have the opportunity to build new connections with industry, often leading to longer-term collaborations.
- Postdocs and PhD students gain valuable insight into industrial research and development and may even make initial contact with a future employer.
This year’s topics include modelling with differential equations as well as single- and multi-stage optimisation problems, some involving uncertainty and market coupling, primarily in the energy sector. To make the study group a success, we are looking for a diverse mix of senior researchers, postdocs, and doctoral researchers working in these areas. We warmly invite all interested members of the MATH+ community to participate.
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ESGI 194 - The Berlin Study Group with Industry
ESGI 194 - The Berlin Study Group with Industry
The Organizers,
Stefanie Schindler, Janina Schütte, Dirk Peschka, Torsten Köhler and Dietmar Hömberg
The workshop will bring together researchers working at the interface of symbolic reasoning, machine learning, knowledge representation, mathematical reasoning, and agent-based AI systems. It will feature invited talks and contributed presentations by participants from both academia and industry to discuss recent developments. In particular, the workshop seeks to foster exchange between theory-oriented research groups in various fields and industrial labs, and to inspire new collaborations and research directions.
We warmly invite interested members of the MATH+ community to participate. Participation is free of charge for MATH+ members.
Further information and registration details can be found here:
Neurosymbolic AI, Mathematical Reasoning and Agents (NESYRE 2026)
September 14–17 2026; Neuro-symbolic AI, Mathematical Reasoning and Agents
We would like to draw your attention to the workshop Neurosymbolic AI, Mathematical Reasoning and Agents (NESYRE 2026), organised jointly by WIAS, MATH+, and ZIB. The workshop will take place at WIAS Berlin from September 14–17, 2026.The workshop will bring together researchers working at the interface of symbolic reasoning, machine learning, knowledge representation, mathematical reasoning, and agent-based AI systems. It will feature invited talks and contributed presentations by participants from both academia and industry to discuss recent developments. In particular, the workshop seeks to foster exchange between theory-oriented research groups in various fields and industrial labs, and to inspire new collaborations and research directions.
We warmly invite interested members of the MATH+ community to participate. Participation is free of charge for MATH+ members.
Further information and registration details can be found here:
Neurosymbolic AI, Mathematical Reasoning and Agents (NESYRE 2026)
The Organizers,
Martin Eigel, Alex Goessmann, Sebastian Pokutta, and Janina Schütte
Martin Eigel, Alex Goessmann, Sebastian Pokutta, and Janina Schütte
