Latest News from the Division »Analytics and Computing«

In a presentation, our colleague Kai Plociennik explains how complex simulations can be performed faster without complicated programming. Using a multi-hierarchy offloading implementation with OpenMP, computing operations are offloaded across multiple levels of heterogeneous hardware without leaving the familiar OpenMP programming model.

Pension products are complex and difficult to compare. Together with Debeka, we develop scientifically sound models and evaluation frameworks that enable transparent and comprehensible presentation.

From internship to doctorate to head of department – Dr Stefanie Grimm talks about her exciting career at the Fraunhofer ITWM.

She shows how diverse the career opportunities at our institute can be and emphasises the importance of flexibility, both in research and in everyday working life.

The project »KIDAGO – Digitization of Health Data for Innovative Billing Systems« has been awarded the Fraunhofer Alumni Award »TECHNOLOGY4DEVELOPMENT«. The team, consisting of researchers from the »Image Processing« and »Financial Mathematics« departments, is being supported with a grant of 10,000 euros.

The »E-world Energy and Water« is the leading trade fair for the European energy industry.

At our two booths, our experts will present the latest developments in Digital Twins, which enable precise analyses, prognosis, and controls. We will focus on the key topics of »energy producers and distributors« and »consumers and markets«.

In collaboration with the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), our department »Financial Mathematics« organizes a workshop on anomaly detection.

The workshop presents questions and initial research results in lectures and discusses them together.

Supercomputing 2025 is an international conference focusing on high-performance computing, networking, storage, and analysis.

Our colleagues from the »High Performance Computing« department are present with various projects and topics related to »High Performance Computing« and »Quantum Computing«.