CASUS Science Day 2024

Thursday 19 Dec 2024, 10:00 → 20:35 Europe/Berlin

CASUS - Center for Advanced Systems Understanding

 

CASUS Science Day is designed with the primary objective of fostering collaboration, facilitating the exchange of knowledge, and cultivating a strong sense of community within the research sphere.

 

This unique event serves as a dedicated platform for researchers from our institute and partner institutions to present their work, engage in dynamic idea exchanges, and promote scientific collaboration, innovation, and interdisciplinary research initiatives.

Registration

Convener: Administration Team

Welcome: Welcome & Opening Keynote

Convener: Thomas D. Kühne

Talks Session 1

1 Understanding self-organization in living systems across scales

Speaker: Ricardo Martinez - Garcia (CASUS)

2 Discovering hidden data structures

Speaker: Piotr Lipiński (UWr)

3 Novel two-dimensional materials for applications in chemistry, physics, and materials science

Speaker: Agnieszka Kuc (CASUS)

11:20 Coffee Break

Talks Session 2

4 The relevance of compound events for understanding extreme climate impacts

Speaker: Jakob Zscheischler (UFZ)

5 Scalable Machine Learning for Materials Science

Speaker: Attila Cangi (CASUS)

6 Systems biology of disordered proteins and condensates

Speaker: Agnes Toth-Petroczy (MPI)

7 Unraveling warm dense matter

Speaker: Tobias Dornheim (CASUS)

8 Discriminative and Generative AI for Inverse Problems in Biomedical Computational Microscopy

Speaker: Artur Yakimovich (CASUS)

Poster Session & VR Experience

13:30 Lunch Break

Talks Session 3

9 SpatioCoexistence: Towards a Spatial Theory for Species-Rich Communities

Speaker: Thorsten Wiegand (UFZ (Hybrid))

10 AI 4 Quantum - Machine Learning for Quantum Simulation and Computing

Speaker: Werner Dobrautz (CASUS)

11 Two Stories of Stability and Structure in Ecological Communities

Speaker: Pierre Haas (MPI)

12 Dendritic is different: How river geometry affects fish biodiveristy

Speaker: Justin Calabrese (CASUS)

13 Nano- and Flexomagnetism of Magnetoelectric Cr203 Antiferromagnets

Speaker: Denys Makarov (HZDR)

14 The Fast Newton Transform: Interpolation in downward closed spaces reaching optimal geometric approximation rates for Bos-Levenberg-Trefethen functions

Speaker: Michael Hecht (CASUS)

15:30 Coffee Break

Summary and future outlook

Convener: Michael Bussmann

Informal Networking and Socializing