Colloquia in 2025
Model Reduction in Pharmacology: Bridging Biological Understanding and Statistical Analysis
Jane Knöchel, InSilicoTrials, Sweden 2.28.0.10810:15 - 11:45
Quantitative system pharmacology models (QSP) are a subset of mathematical models focused on drug pharmacology. They integrate datasets from diverse…
more ›'Sparsity: The key to tackling large-scale least squares problems’ and 'Numerical linear algebra for data assimilation'
Jennifer Scott & Jemima Tabeart 2.27.1.0114:00-15:30
An additional colloquium with Jennifer Scott (STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and The University of Reading, UK) and Jemima Tabeart (TU Eindhoven)…
more ›The Fundamental Subspaces of Ensemble Kalman Inversion
Elizabeth Qian, Georgia Tech 2.28.0.10810:15 - 11:45
The Ensemble Kalman Inversion (EKI) method re-interprets the ensemble Kalman filter as an adjoint/derivative-free iterative method for solving least…
more ›Causal inference: A very short intro
Jakob Runge, University of Potsdam 2.28.0.10810:15 - 11:45
Machine learning excels in learning associations and patterns from data and is increasingly adopted in natural-, life- and social sciences, as well as…
more ›Comparing Neural Representations
Heiko Schütt, University of Luxembourg 2.28.0.10810:15 - 11:45
In computational neuroscience and machine learning, we develop more and more complex deep neural network models to mimic the human brain and to solve…
more ›8th Kálmán Lecture with Daniela Calvetti
Daniela Calvetti, Case Western Reserve University, USA tjatba
This year, Kálmán Lecture will be held by Daniela Calvetti from the Case Western Reserve University. Her talk will be on 'Dictionary learning at the…
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