Activities
MATHS OPEN · Main Math Challenge · Die Frankfurter Mathematik · Conferences and workshops · Dive into Research · Research seminars
Dive into Research
Since 2023, I have been program lead for Dive into Research within Combinatorial Synergies. I am the contact for prospective organizers, support and propose events, and participate in funding decisions with the program committee.
With Michael Cuntz and Lukas Kühne, I co-organized Simplicial Arrangements and Matroids in Hannover in March 2025.
MATHS OPEN
Mathematics in public space: a mathematical public-art project that arose from my tilings proseminar, exhibited at ARTS OPEN in Frankfurt from July to September 2026. The installation was developed with the students.
Main Math Challenge
I initiated Main Math Challenge in 2022 and continue to organize it together with Noemi Kurt. The competition brings school students together to explore mathematics through several kinds of challenges, including the Creative Challenge.
Die Frankfurter Mathematik
I organized this public lecture series at Physikalischer Verein Frankfurt in 2025: five lectures by professors from our institute and one invited lecture, presenting current mathematical research to a wider audience.
- Von Optimierungsstrategien zu kollidierenden Partikeln, Prof. Raman Sanyal, 28 May 2025.
- Bewegte Geometrie , Prof. Julian Scheuer, 5. Juni 2025.
- Ein Ausflug in die p-adische Welt , Prof'in. Annette Werner, 11. Juni 2025.
- Zufall in epidemiologischen Prozessen , Prof'in. Cornelia Pokalyuk (Lübeck), 18. Juni 2025.
- Stochastische Analyse von Algorithmen , Prof. Ralph Neininger, 25. Juni 2025.
Conferences and workshops
Organization and programme-committee work. Combinatorial Coworkspace is a recurring workshop series co-organized since 2020; the reviewed editions are 2020, 2022, 2024 and 2026.
- 9/2026 annual meeting Combinatorial Synergies (SPP 2458), with Laura Casabella and Thorsten Theobald
- 2020– workshop series Combinatorial Coworkspace, Kleinwalsertal, Austria
- 3/2025 Dive into Research: Simplicial Arrangements and Matroids, with Michael Cuntz and Lukas Kühne
- 12/2024 Geometry without Geometry, with Martin Ulirsch
- 7/2024 Programme committee co-chair, Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics (FPSAC), with Marni Mishna and Brendon Rhoades
- 5/2023 Geometry, Topology, Community / GMZ60, with Christian Haase, Michael Joswig, and Nadja Wisniewski
- 3/2023 Research Data in Discrete Mathematics, with Christiane Görgen, Martina Juhnke-Kubitzke, Thomas Kahle, Lars Kastner, and Christian Stump
- 9/2022 Geometry meets Combinatorics in Bielefeld, with Martina Juhnke-Kubitzke, Lukas Kühne and Christopher Voll
- 3/2021 (cancelled) Algebraic and Geometric Combinatorics, IMU–DMV meeting, Jerusalem, with Eran Nevo
- 2020 Program Committee, Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics (FPSAC)
- 2017 MSRI Summer School Positivity questions in geometric combinatorics
with Eran Nevo - 6–7/2015 Summer school Convex Geometry – discrete and computational, Berlin
with Martin Henk - 3/2015 Workshop Discrete Models in Geometry and Topology, Berlin
with Günter M. Ziegler - 10/2013 Workshop Delaunay Geometry: Polytopes, Triangulations and Spheres, Berlin, with Michael Joswig and Günter M. Ziegler
- 5/2013 GMZ50, Birthday conference for Günter M. Ziegler, Berlin
with Christian Haase and Nadja Wisniewski - 2011 Workshop High-Complexity Discrete Geometry, Berlin, with Günter Ziegler
- 2011 Minisymposium Algebraic Geometry in Convex Optimization, with João Gouveia and Rekha Thomas. SIAM Conference on Applied Algebraic Geometry, Raleigh, NC, USA
- 2010 21st Bay Area Discrete Math Day, MSRI, Berkeley, USA
- 2009–2011 Member of steering committee, Bay Area Discrete Math Day
Research seminars
- 2021/22 Co-organizer, Bochum–Frankfurt Joint Combinatorics Seminar, with Galen Dorpalen-Barry and Christian Stump
- 2017 Co-organizer, MSRI Visions Seminar, with Bruno Benedetti
- 2009–2010 Organizer Discrete Math Seminar, UC Berkeley, USA
- Discrete geometry research seminars, Frankfurt and FU Berlin
Co-organizer during appointments at Freie Universität Berlin and Goethe-Universität Frankfurt (including DIGO).