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Mini-Symposia
MS01: AI-Approaches to representing dynamics
MS02: Recent developments in stochastic homogenization in continuum mechanics
MS03: Persistent patterns in atmospheric flows
MS04: Quantum-based Multiscale MD
MS05: Generative diffusion models and normalising flows
MS06: The dynamics of complex systems: Bifurcations, Multiple Time Scales and Model Reduction
MS07: Thermodynamics across scales
MS08: Nonlinear SPDEs for Fluctuations in Interacting Particle Systems
MS09: Multiscale Processes in Geodynamics
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MS09-B: Multiscale Processes in Geodynamics
Location: Room 006, Takustr. 9
MS08: Nonlinear SPDEs for Fluctuations in Interacting Particle Systems
Location: Room 005, Takustr. 9
MS09-A: Multiscale Processes in Geodynamics
Location: Room 006, Takustr. 9
MS07: Thermo-dynamics across scales
Location: Room 005, Takustr. 9
Plenary Talk: Dr. Viktoriya Yarushina
Coupled Deformation, Flow, Reaction and Heat in Geological Systems: From First Principles to Predictive Models
Location: Lecture Hall, Takustr. 9
Plenary Talk: Prof. Dr. John Bell
Between Kinetic Theory and Navier-Stokes - Modeling Fluids at the Mesoscale
Location: Lecture Hall, Takustr. 9
MS06-B: The dynamics of complex systems: Bifurcations, Multiple Time Scales and Model Reduction - Data-driven Analysis and Reduced Descriptions
Location: Room 006, Takustr. 9
MS05: Generative diffusion models and normalising flows
Location: Room 005, Takustr. 9
MS06-A: The dynamics of complex systems: Bifurcations, Multiple Time Scales and Model Reduction - Multiscale Dynamics and Effective Models
Location: Room 006, Takustr. 9
MS04: Quantum-based Multiscale MD
Location: Room 005, Takustr. 9
Plenary Talk: Prof. Dr. Michele Ceriotti
Errors that matter: Uncertainty-aware universal machine-learning potentials calibrated on experiments
Location: Lecture Hall, Takustr. 9
Plenary Talk: Prof Dr. Gero Friesecke
High-dimensional optimal transport problems in the physical sciences
Location: Lecture Hall, Takustr. 9
Theatre performance: Diving into Math with Emmy Noether
Location: Zuse Institute Berlin, Takustr. 7, Lecture Hall
Plenary Talk: Prof. Dr. Jonathan Weare
Estimating long-time rare-event statistics from short trajectories
Location: Lecture Hall, Takustr. 9
MS03-B: Persistent patterns in atmospheric flows: Computation and Data Analysis
Location: Room 006, Takustr. 9
MS02: Recent developments in stochastic homogenization in continuum mechanics
Location: Room 005, Takustr. 9
MS03-A: Persistent patterns in atmospheric flows: Theoretical Meteorology
Location: Room 006, Takustr. 9
MS01: AI-Approaches to representing dynamics
Location: Room 005, Takustr. 9
Plenary Talk: Prof. Dr. Petros Koumoutsakos
AI for Fluid Mechanics: Challenges and Frontiers
Location: Lecture Hall, Takustr. 9