50 new research projects of the new Cluster of Excellence MATH+ have startet with the new year

90 project applications for the new Cluster of Excellence MATH + are presented at the Clusterdays from 31.10. until 02.11. During the next two weeks, an internal review process will decide which of these will be funded for the next two to three years.

40 software products for a wide range of applications have been developed at least in the context of Matheon research. More Information can be found here.

125 offers for professorships have – at least – been received by Matheon researchers since 2002, not less than 90 of them by junior researchers.

79 scientific projects are currently conducted as ECMath- or associated projects in such exciting fields as optimized planning for operation theaters, single-photon sources or decisions in energy markets. More information about research at Matheon can be found here.

3.189,69 meters thrown, 29.400 meters run, 279.100 centimeters jumped - and 644 maths tasks: this is what made the renewed MATHEATHLON a great success.

8 minutes is the time slot for the participants of the first MathSlam of BMS and Matheon to wow the audience with their exciting presentations about their research. Here is more information about the MathSlam.

e is the Euler number and one of the most important mathematical constants. It plays a central role in differential and integral calculus, and thus in application-oriented mathematics, for example in growth and decay processes. The number is named after the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler - as well as the Euler lecture, which takes place in Potsdam on May 4th.

130 cooperation partners from industry and health care inspired and benifited from mathematical research at Matheon. Read here about mathematics as a production factor and the transfer activities of Matheon.

23 rd Day of Mathematics at TU Berlin, on April, 21. Matheon will offer mathematical games and information about the perspectives of application oriented maths to pupils, parents and teachers. More information here.

28 days is the average period of the female menstrual cycle. With GynCycle a model for its course was developed at the Matheon. It helps setting the dosage, time-point and duration of cycle-dependent hormone administration for certain diseases.

1250 guest researchers, at least, have joined Matheon during the last 15 years for fruitful cooperations.

π Happy Pi-Day! On 03/14, math-freaks celebrate Pi-Day. More about Pi and Pi-Day can be found here.
March 14 2018 is also the 139th Birthday of Albert Einstein. And Stephen Hawking died.

130 years Urania Berlin - Happy Birthday! Matheon is closely connected to this special and pioneering place of science communication. For example, we invite pupils and the public for our next MathInside talks on march 13th.

200 phd theses, at least, have been finished at Matheon.

4 percent cost savings for the Municipal Transport Services “Verkehrsbetriebe Potsdam” - thanks to a Matheon-optimized urban transport plan. More Information.

1300 up to 1600 K is the temperature range in the heart of a furnace used to produce high-purity single crystals for semiconductor chips. Matheon researchers have created a virtual model for the furnace and the crystal growth. More information here.

14 For the 14th time since 2004, the digital Matheon advent calendar goes live on 1. December, 4 pm. You can register under www.mathekalender.de. Further information can be found here.

15 years of trend-setting mathematics research across borders - this is celebrated at Matheon this week. Read the success story here.

5 different types of cancer can be recognized by an algorithm developed at Matheon. It processes data from the mass spectrometric analysis of a blood drop and tracks characteristic patterns in it. More information

25 percent lower waiting times for ships on their 100km-long passage through the Kiel Canal - thanks to Matheon optimization. More information.

3.595 Maths fans have attended the House of Mathematics for the Long Night of Science. Many of them joined the Matheon gimmicks.

136 is the house number of the Matheon office on Straße des 17. Juni in Berlin. Here, in the math building of the TU Berlin, is the organizational heart of the research center located.

224 scientists are currently developing new methods of mathematical modeling, simulation and optimization at Matheon.