Mathematics, Modelling and Simulation of Complex Systems (TRA Modelling)
The creation of models is at the heart of many quantitative sciences. While previous scientific ages have focused on the understanding of individual parts of nature, it is one of the biggest challenges of our time to understand how these parts interact. This yields an understanding of how the increasingly complex systems around us actually work. Our striving to combine these now profound individual understandings drives numerous fields of science and technology.
About the TRA
Organisation, Goals, Team
Research
Research profile, Topics, Projects
Offers
- Funding calls for TRA members
- Central service offers by the University of Bonn (funding advice, FIT network, transfer, etc.)
Events
Overview of upcoming events in 2025 and review since 2020.
New: Overview of all events of TRA Modelling
An overview of all upcoming TRA Modelling events is now available on a clearly arranged page. You will also find a review of previous events there.
Click here to read more.
NEW 2: Funding opportunities for 2025
With the flexible Open Call 2025, we aim to support our members in establishing new collaborations and joint research projects, promote and support early career scientists and offer opportunities for networking and scientific exchange.
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Highlights
Mathematics meets Life Sciences
International Conference: Four-day symposium of TRAs "Modelling" and "Life and Health" as well as Clusters of Excellence HCM and ImmunoSensation2 fosters debate among researchers.
See video here or click below for a written report.
Symposium on High Performance Computing (HPC)
TRA Modelling invited a broad spectrum of scientists to an interdisciplinary symposium to mark the inauguration of Marvin.
Interdisciplinary hands-on workshop “Machine Learning”
Around 60 post-docs and doctoral students from the transdisciplinary research areas “Matter”, “Modelling”, “Life and Health” and the “Bonner Forum Biomedizin” (BFB) took part in this year's interdisciplinary hands-on workshop “Machine Learning”.
Uncertainty quantification for better decisions
On the way to better decisions - computer-based models from economics, epidemiology and financial research
Press releases
- How can science benefit from AI?
- Mathematician investigating stochastic processes
- Domestic Robots from Bonn Win the German Open
- Creating Personalized Cancer Treatments Using “Mini-Tumors” and a Digital Twin
- AI Enhances Brain Imaging
- Saving energy is "in", even neurons are joining in
- “Bone2Gene” Secures €1 Million Grant
- Angkana Rüland receives Leibniz Prize
Impressions
Over 30 Years of Cooperation between the Institute for Discrete Mathematics and IBM: "Mathematics and Aesthetics of Chip Design" The Special Exhibition at the Arithmeum
Symposium on Interdisciplinary Research in Mathematics and Life Science, jointly organized by HCM, ImmunoSensation2, TRA Modelling and TRA Life and Health
Mathematik und Ästhetik des Chip Design
Bild © Universität Bonn / YouTube
Symposium on Interdisciplinary Research in Mathematics and Life Science
Bild © Hausdorff Center for Mathematics / YouTube
Contact
Dr. Daniel Minge