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Jakub Mareček and Vyacheslav Kungurtsev, at the Czech Technical University in Prague, are searching for a motivated Ph.D. student, who will work on a Polynomial Optimization in the Design of Globally Optimal Frame Structures under Dynamic Loads. The position is full-time and limited to 3 years but can be extended in case of mutual interest. For more details see https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/718827.

Bc. Jan Hrůza obdržel Cenu profesora Jindřicha Nečase v oblasti matematické analýzy parciálních diferenciálních rovnic

Bc. Jana Trdlicová obdržela Cenu profesora Ivo Marka v oblasti numerické a výpočtové matematiky

Bc. Zuzana Procházková obdržela Cenu profesora Jana Kratochvíla v oblasti fyzikálních a technických oborů

A course organized in a series of weekly seminars on current topics of mathematical modeling in developmental biology, biophysics, biomechanics and biomedicine aimed at researchers in training and the entire scientific community.

List of extended 1-hour seminars starting at 16:30 hours (EU time). They are open seminars but require prior registration at
https://www.modelingnature.org/internationalphdschool2021

Seminars:

• February 3: José Antonio Carrillo, University of Oxford, UK
  Aggregation-Diffusion models for differential adhesion and applications
• February 10: Nicola Bellomo, University of Granada, Spain
  Mathematical Models for Covid-19 Pandemics in a Globally Connected World
• February 17: Alex Mogilner, Courant Institute, New York, USA
  Mathematics of Mitotic Spindle
• February 24: Anna Marciniak-Czochra, Heidelberg University, Germany
  TBA
• March 3: Benoît Ladoux , Jacques Monod Institute, CNRS & University of Paris, France
  TBA
• March 10: Thomas Hillen, University of Alberta, Canada
  Mathematical Modelling of Metastasis
• March 17: Andreas Deutsch, Technical University of Dresden, Germany
  Collective effects in cancer invasion and progression
• March 24: Philip Maini, University of Oxford, UK
  TBA

For more details see https://stellen.uni-kassel.de/jobposting/f4a18a3b28c55b2f40b160ef1b15218af62084570

Interested candidates are invited to proceed to https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/370091 for additional details on the opening.

Martin Řehoř and Michal Habera, who are currently working at the University of Luxembourg, would like to draw your attention to the following announcements.

Following positions are open for a call (click for details):

• 19 PhD for DTU DRIVEN
• 1 PostDoc Computational Mechanics
• 1 PostDoc Computational Engineering

Důležitými termíny jsou kromě vlastního konání 21.-25.1.2019:

01.12.2018 Registrace s názvem příspěvku
20.12.2018 Zaslání rozšířených abstraktů do sborníku
15.01.2019 Zaplacení konferenčního poplatku
30.04.2019 Zaslání článku do speciálního čísla AM

Scope of the conference covers the whole field of fluid mechanics. 
Papers on experimental, numerical and theoretical investigations of problems in fluid mechanics are welcome. 
Reports on new mathematical and/or experimental aproaches to solution of fluid flow problems are also of great interest. 

For further details please visit our web. Please pay attention to "Conference Fee" and "Instructions for Authors" as there are some changes!

Looking forward to seeing you in Prague. 

Waves are one of the most distinct and most important phenomena in fluid mechanics. The aim of this summer school is to present a comprehensive series of lectures on various aspects of waves and their role in mathematical analysis and numerical simulation of different types of flows. The summer school is organized as a multidisciplinary event with topics ranging from theoretical and numerical mathematics up to physics and applications. The emphasize will be on models related to topics originating in environmental, biomedical and industrial applications. The summer course is prepared for graduate students, young scientists, and other interested specialists. Besides of the course lectures, the program will include a one day workshop (on Wednesday, August 29) dedicated to short, more advanced lectures given by attending scientists.

For more details see http://www.prague-sum.com/.

Tuesday, June 6th, 2017
14.00-14.50 J. Málek: On analysis of several problems for implicitly constituted material models
14.50-15.20 B. Matioc: Modelling and mathematical aspects of fluid flows at low Reynolds
numbers
15.20-15.50 L. Adam: Chance constrained problems: Application to gas networks
15.50-16.20 break
16.20-16.50 A. Matioc: On geophysical water waves
16.50-17.40 O. Kreml: On the Riemann problem for the 2D compressible isentropic Euler
equations

Wednesday, June 7th, 2017
Excursion of the Hannover group

Thursday, June 8th, 2017
9.00-9.50 Š. Nečasová: Weak-strong uniqueness for fluid-rigid body system
9.50-10.20 M. Michálek: Existence theorems for instationary differential equations in fluid
mechanics
10.20-10.50 break
10.50-11.20 J. Escher: Bounded traveling waves in thin films with
gravity and insoluble surfactant
11.20-11.50 F. Kemm: On numerical gas dynamics and related problems
lunch break
13.30-15.00 "Junior Session" with short presentations by PhD students from Hannover:
K. Vassi: Positivity preserving property for a hinged convex plate with stress
T. Würth: Mathematical modeling and analysis of temperature in MEMS
I. Akramov: Onsager‘s Conjecture in critical Besov space
L. Hegerhorst: Nonsmooth constrained optimization problems
J. Zehetbauer: tba
D. Ouchérif: tba
16.00-18.00 Guided tour through Prague
Social event in the evening with participants from Hannover and Prague

Friday, June 9th, 2017
9.00-9.50 R. Liska: Numerical methods for Lagrangian and indirect ALE hydrodynamics
9.50-10.20 C. Lienstromberg: On microelectromechanical systems with general permittivity
10.20-10.50 break
10.50-11.20 M. Steinbach: Mathematical optimization in gas transport
11.20-11.50 F. Lippoth: Modelling and analysis of osmotic cell swelling
12.00-12.30 E. Wiedemann: Mathematical analysis of turbulent flows

Abstract: pdf file

A lecture organized in cooperation with the Mathematical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences.

Candidates who are preparing their doctoral thesis are eligible to apply; however, they must have obtained their Ph.D degree before taking up their appointment with GSSI.

The annual gross salary is € 36.000,00. Each post doctoral research grant is intended for a duration of two years.

Topics:

• Stochastic Differential Equations
• Particles systems and macroscopic limits, statistical mechanics and phase transitions
• Mathematical theory in classical and nonclassical fluids
• Nonlinear dispersive PDEs
• Dynamics and Control on Networks
• Mathematical models of collective behaviour, in biology and social sciences
• Mathematical Models in continuum mechanics of solids, fluids and biological matter
• Numerical methods for nonlinear PDEs

Website
http://www.gssi.it/postdoc/

Contact Information
If you need assistance please email info@gssi.it.

Deadline
May 15th 2017

Podrobnosti zjistíte na webové stránce:
http://www.ugn.cas.cz/link/sna17

The aim of the school is to promote the interconnection of mathematical modeling, analysis, and computational methods used in solving complex (real-world) problems. The lectures will be prepared with a broad multidisciplinary audience in mind, and at each school a broad scope, ranging from modeling to scientific computing, will be covered. Usually four main speakers deliver a series of three lectures. Ample time within the school is allocated for the promotion of informal scientific discussions among the participants.

Speakers and topics of the 2016 school are:

• Peter Bastian (Universität Heidelberg, Germany), [Simulation of Multiphase Flows in Porous Media].
• Jörg Liesen (Technische Universität Berlin, Germany), [Krylov subspaces. Classical mathematics, iterative methods, and surprisinglinks].
• Jan Mandel (University of Colorado at Denver, USA), [Probability on spaces of functions, with applications to inverse problems and dataassimilation].
• Richard Katz (University of Oxford, UK), [Two-phase fluid dynamics of partially molten rock: fundamentals and application to the Earth].

The school is organized under the auspices of the European Mathematical Society (EMS) and Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague (MFF UK), as an activity of the Nečas Center for Mathematical Modeling. Participants will have a possibility to present a short communication (maximally 10 minutes in the dependence on the number of
participants contributing to this kind of activity).

The deadline for registration and submission of abstracts is May 2, 2016.

Registration is now open at http://essam-masc.cuni.cz/ including the additional information about the venue, program and deadlines.

FLYER

Seminar on numerical analysis, in particular

• theoretical and practical aspects of numerical methods
• implementation aspects of numerical algorithms
• numerical modelling
• parallel computing

Organized by the Institute of Mathematics of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
Organizers: J. Chleboun, P. Kůs, P. Přikryl, K. Segeth, J. Šístek, T. Vejchodský.

See conference webpage for details.

The main course will be given by Felix Otto and additional lectures presented by Scott Armstrong and Antoine Gloria. The school is intended mainly for PhD students and early stage researchers, but open for everyone. Registration is free, but participants are required to register in advance, for organizational purposes. Further information on the school and deadlines (partial financial support, November 30, 2015) can be found on
the webpage of the winter school.

The speakers are
Sergio Conti (University of Bonn, Germany)
Variational Modeling of Crystal Plasticity and Dislocations

Irene Fonseca (Carnegie Mellon University, USA)
Epitaxy, Quantum Dots and Dislocations: Dynamics of Material Defects

Claude Le Bris (Ecole des Ponts and INRIA, France)
Nonperiodic Problems in Multiscale Materials Science: Toward a Theory of Defects and Efficient Stochastic Approaches

More information on the webpage of the winterschool.

The team members of the project ERC-CZ MORE (2012-2017) cordially invite you to the workshop on Model Reduction. The main topic of the workshop is model reduction of high-dimensional linear and nonlinear systems with particular emphasis on structure preserving model reduction and computational aspects of model reduction.

More information on the webpage of the workshop or in the leaflet.

As part of the celebrations of twenty-five years of successful cooperation of the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg and the Charles University in Prague (April 27-29, 2015), Heidelberg—Prague Workshop in Analysis and Numerics takes place on April 29. More information on the celebrations webpage or directly on the workshop webpage.
Workshop programme in PDF.

Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague
Malostranské náměstí 25, Praha 1, Czech Republic

The European Finite Element Fair (EFEF) is an annual series of completely informal small workshops throughout Europe with equal initial conditions for each speaker. EFEF provides a platform for high-level discussions on current research on finite element approximation, in the broadest sense, of partial differential equations. Authors are encouraged to present one new idea rather than review a full research project. In this spirit, the communication of recent and new results, even not yet published, is very welcome. A few, but strict, rules apply to EFEF in order to distinguish it from existing workshops and minisymposia in the field. More information on workshop webpage.

Following a longstanding tradition, the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University in Prague and the Czech Academy of Sciences will organize the 43rd Spring School on Analysis.
The program will consist of series of lectures on
Function Spaces and Lineability IX
delivered by
Pekka Koskela (University of Jyväskylä, Finland): Sobolev Extension Domains
Luboš Pick (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic): How to Find the Optimal Partner
Juan B. Seoane-Sepúlveda (Instituto de Ciencias Matemáticas, Spain): Lineability and Spaceability in Mathematics. Linearity in Nonlinear Settings

More info on school webpage.

The aim of the workshop is to gather experts working on low dimensional dynamics from different perspectives. More info on workshop webpage.

The workshop focuses on the mathematical analysis of special materials in complex systems for advanced technologies such as
• shape-memory, ferro-magnetic, bio-materials
• liquid crystals
• polymers
• multi-component liquid mixtures and multi-phase fluids

The main aim of the conference is to provide an overview of the state of the art on these topics, with special attention to the novel techniques emerging in “non-smooth” mechanics and fluid dynamics. See more on conferece webpage.

The workshop, organized by Didier Henrion, Josef Malek, Tomas Pajdla, Zdenek Strakos and Miroslav Tuma, aims at reporting recent achievements in applied mathematics in engineering on the Czech scene. It is a follow-up of a series of previous similar workshops that took place in Prague in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014. More on webpage of the workshop.

Invited speakers:
Dorin Bucur (Université de Savoie, Le-Bourget-Du-Lac, France)
Lars Diening (Universität München, München, Germany)
Ansgar Jüngel (Vienna University of Technology, Wien, Austria)
Chun Liu (The Penn State University, University Park, USA)
Arghir Dani Zarnescu (University of Sussex, Falmer, UK)

More on webpage of the school.

The Equadiff is a series of major international conferences on dynamical
systems, ordinary and partial differential equations, and
applications, which are held every second year in various countries of
Western and Eastern Europe. Recent locations include Prague (2013),
Loughborough (2011), Brno (2009), Vienna (2007), Bratislava (2005),
and Hasselt (2003). See conference website for more information.

International conference in honor of the 90th birthday of Ivo Babuška and 85th birthday of Milan Práger and Emil Vitásek. Professors Ivo Babuška, Milan Práger, and Emil Vitásek are renowned experts in numerical analysis and computational methods. Their fruitful scientific careers started in Prague, at the Institute of Mathematics of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (now Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic), where they worked on joint projects including computational analysis of technology during the construction of Orlík Dam (1953–1956) and the joint book entitled Numerical processes in differential equations published in 1966. Therefore, it is an honor for the Institute of Mathematics to host a conference on the occasion of their birthdays.
More on conference website.

The program will consist of lectures delivered by invited speakers who are coauthors of Jan Maly. Another purpose of the meeting is to bring together mathematicians with common interest in the Geometrical Analysis and related topics. For further details please visit conference webpage.

Scope of the conference: applied mathematics, numerical linear algebra, optimization
methods, computational sciences, high performance computing.
For further details please visit conference webpage.

The conference will be held in the Institute of Thermomechanics, Academy
of Sciences of the Czech Republic, v.v.i. in Prague.

Scope of the conference covers the whole field of fluid mechanics.
Papers on experimental, numerical and theoretical investigations of problems in fluid mechanics are welcome. Reports on new mathematical and/or experimental aproaches to solution of fluid flow problems are also of great interest.

For further details please visit conference webpage.

Conference "Modeling, analysis and computing in nonlinear partial differential equations
" organized as an activity of the ERC-CZ project Implicitly constituted material models: from theory through model reduction to efficient numerical methods and of Nečas Center for Mathematical Modelling. Details will be available soon.

• practical and theoretical aspects of numerical methods
• implementational aspects of numerical algorithms
• numerical modelling
• parallel computing

Organized by Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic.
Organizers: J. Chleboun, P. Přikryl, K. Segeth, J. Šístek, T. Vejchodský.

See conference webpage or the flyer in PDF for details.

On 13.11.2013 presents:

See the conference webpage for details.

Eduard Feireisl, Josef Málek, Šárka Nečasová, Jiří Neustupa and Milan Pokorný will give invited lectures at the International Conference on Mathematical Fluid Dynamics that is held on the occasion of Professor Yoshiro Shibata's 60th birthday. The titles of their lectures are "Dissipative solutions to the full Navier--Stokes--Fourier system", "On implicitly constituted incompressible fluids", "Compresible barotropic fluids in time-dependent domains: existence and incompressible limits", "A refinement of some regularity criteria for weak solutions of the Navier--Stokes equations" and "Steady compressible Navier-Stokes–Fourier system" respectively.