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Dear all,

A tentative schedule for our 2025 Annual meeting (Thu/Fri 20/21 Nov) in Munich is now online. Please take a look on the meeting webpage:

https://moansi.wixsite.com/gamm/2025

We have a very nice combination of speakers from Math, Chemistry, and Physics, which should make for a great event!

Looking forward to seeing you soon in Munich!

Gero and Hassan

Dear all,

please remember to register for this year's annual meeting at TUM Thu/Fri 20/21 November 2025.

The deadline is end of this week (Fri 10 Oct).

https://moansi.wixsite.com/gamm/2025

We already have a very nice list of speakers but it is still possible to contribute a talk;

you can insert title and Abstract on the registration page.

Here is more information about this year's annual meeting at TU Munich, at the TUM Institute for Advanced Study, on

Thu/Fri 20/21 November 2025.

The invited overview talks will be by Guido Falk von Rudorff (Kassel) and Stefan Vuckovic (Fribourg), who will report on exciting recent advances at the interface between traditional physical modeling and machine learning in order to predict central features of molecules like electronic structure, equilibrium geometry, or reaction kinetics.

We invite you to register for the meeting at

https://moansi.wixsite.com/gamm/2025

If you want to contribute a talk, you can insert title and Abstract on the registration page.

Our annual meeting will be at TU Munich, at the TUM Institute for Advanced Study, on

Thu/Fri 20/21 November 2025.

Please reserve the date in your diary, and consider contributing a talk! As usual the bulk of the program will be members' presentations. The meeting will start Thu 11:15 and finish Fri 13:15. More information will follow soon. Gero (Friesecke)

Applications are invited for several PhD and Postdoc positions funded by the ERC Consolidator Grant project Computational Complexity of Highly Nonlinear Approximations at RWTH Aachen. The positions will be available starting July 1st, 2025, but later starting dates are possible.

The aim of the project is to investigate numerical methods for high-dimensional partial different equations based on nonlinear approximations such as low-rank tensor decompositions, anisotropic Gaussians and neural networks, with focus on the computational costs of reliable solvers.

For certain parts of the project, expertise in mathematical aspects of quantum chemistry is particularly welcome.

For further details and how to apply, see https://www.igpm.rwth-aachen.de/stellen