STRUCTURES Cluster of Excellence Heidelberg

🧩 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

STRUCTURES-25: New Machine Learning Model Advances Decades-Old Quantum Chemistry Puzzle Researchers at Heidelberg University have made a significant advance in computational quantum chemistry with the development of STRUCTURES25, a new orbital-free

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

STRUCTURES Scientists Build a Matter-Wave Microscope to Reveal Hidden Correlations Understanding complex quantum systems remains a central challenge in modern physics. These systems can display correlations, pairing, and exotic states of matte

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.
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#quantum #science

Learn from our researchers at STRUCTURES about the impact that Riemann's insights have on their own work! 2/2

#Riemann #Mathematics #Physics #Relativity #Hydrodynamics #DataScience

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!

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#Noether #Physics #Symmetries #ConservationLaw

Breakthrough in X-ray Raman Spectroscopy Uncovers Atomic Structures An international team of researchers involving STRUCTURES member Thomas Pfeifer has achieved a long-sought milestone in X-ray science. When intense laser light

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

The Schöntal workshop was thus a lively and enriching experience!

The workshop is funded by the STRUCTURES YRC and it celebrated its 9th edition this year. 2/2

#Regularization #BayesianMethods #InverseProblems #Physics #Mathematics #Schöntal

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

The program included topics on many-body spin systems, Monte Carlo methods, tensor networks, unveiling entanglement, and more, and it was of course a great chance to kick-start new scientific collaborations! 2/2

#YRC #Pula #QuantumTech #Physics #Italy

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

At the YRC we are happy to join these efforts and support our members with these opportunities! 4/4

#YRC #StructuresHeidelberg #Science #AI #Biotechnology

Since its first technical conference in 1960 in London, England, EMBC is known for convening academics, clinicians, industry, students and researchers in the biomedical engineering and medtech community. 3/4

This gave him the opportunity to interact with his peers and explore a wide range of topics the conference offered, such as nanotechnology, synthetic biology, neural and rehabilitation engineering, decision support systems and quantum in life science, to mention a few. 2/4

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

📢 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.”

Abstract: Geometric flows are ubiquitous! They describe the evolution of interfaces and surfaces in continuum mechanics, can be used for the classification of abstract manifolds, and even emerge in algorithms in data science and machine learning. In this talk, I will show various examples of geometric flows and highlight their common structure. Even in the simplest examples, singularities will inevitably appear. I will show how geometric measure theory allows to make the formal picture rigorous in the presence of these singularities.

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?”

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 (U. Heidelberg) talking about: “How does a random surface of large genus look like?”

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’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. When: July 11 - 13:30 PM Where: Philosophenweg 12 GHs

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

Image credits: James R. Beattie, Princeton University / CITA, U. Toronto, reproduced with kind permission & Liebster et al. 2025

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

Its mission is to encourage young, talented and highly motivated graduates of the AIMS master's programme to conduct a re­search stay at an excellent mathematical institution in Germany 🎓. (4/4)

The YAM (Young African Mathematicians) Programme is a collaborative initiative between the five centres of the African Institute for Mathematical Science (AIMS) and four German clusters of excellence (HCM Bonn, Mathematics Münster, @mathplusberlin.bsky.social and @structures-hd.bsky.social ). (3/4)

During the meeting, which took place at the STRUC­TURES “Oberstübchen”, the YAM fellows presented and discussed their research, shared experiences from their stays in Germany, and engaged in dialogue with peers and coordinators. (2/4)

🌍 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