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08.08.2022 "Integrability, dualities and deformations" conference at IRIS AdlershofLast week the second edition of the conference "Integrability, dualities and deformations" took place at IRIS Adlershof. This conference brought together 75 expert theoretical physicists working on integrable models, worldsheet dualities, non-commutative field theory, and the gauge/gravity correspondence, to discuss the latest developments in their fields, find new connections between these related areas, and share exciting insights. In addition to 18 great talks, you could find participants excitedly discussing their computations in various spots around and in front of the IRIS building until late each day. The talks were also livestreamed to YouTube, and recordings of the individual talks will be made available in the coming weeks. 02.08.2022"Modeling Materials at Realistic time Scales via Optimal Exploitation of Exascale Computers and Artificial Intelligence" Workshop and Hands-on Tutorial successfully completed
During the week of 25-29 July, the successful workshop and hands-on tutorial on Modeling Materials at Realistic time Scales via Optimal Exploitation of Exascale Computers and Artificial Intelligence took place. The event was hosted by IRIS Adlershof and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and was a collaboration between them and the Pritzker School of the University of Chicago, CECAM, NOMAD, ECAM and MICCOM. 01.08.2022Dr. Sven Rammelow was awarded an Eistein Junior Fellowship
08.06.2022Oliver Dumele funded by the BMBF project "BattFutur".
Due to its importance for a large number of different fields of application, such as electromobility, stationary energy storage, household appliances and high-performance tools, battery technology is a key technology for Germany as a business location, which can, for example, contribute to the federal government's obvious climate protection goals. IRIS-member Oliver Dumele will start his grant in this program in July 2022. His research on the synthesis of sustainable organic energy materials will be funded by € 1.62 million. We wish Oliver Dumele every success in his important research project! |