Latest News from the Division »Analytics and Computing«

The development of AI models for embedded and edge platforms is challenging, as freely available models often do not run efficiently on the target hardware. Our software Neural Architecture Search with Hardware in the Loop (NASE-HiL) automatically optimizes AI models directly for the respective hardware instead of manually adapting them. The inVision technical article describes the functionality and possible use cases in detail.

The reform of pension provision is also placing greater focus on research. Our experts in the department »Financial Mathematics« develop models and simulations for more transparent pension products and better consumer protection. Their work includes capital market simulations, models for assessing opportunities and risks, and new approaches to pension provision for the future.

We have entered into a new strategic partnership with SuperQ to jointly investigate and further develop hybrid quantum and classical optimization solutions for industrial applications. The aim of the cooperation is to test innovative quantum approaches in practice and to tap into new potential for the European market.

Parallel programming, agent-based AI, and accelerated I/O – these are the key topics that our researchers from the the division »High Performance Computing« will be presenting at Supercomputing 2025 in Atlanta, USA.

Our doctoral students and postdocs conduct research on current topics in »Financial Mathematics« and »Data-Science«.

The OR 2026 is an international conference on current developments in decision optimization that fosters exchange between research and industry.

Our expert Yannick Becker from the department »Financial Mathematics« attends the event and provides insights into the exact reduction of uncertainty sets in min-max regret optimization.

The European Working Group on Continuous Optimization (EUROPT) brings together researchers from mathematics, computer science, and related disciplines to discuss the latest advances in continuous optimization.

Our colleague Yannick Becker from the »Financial Mathematics« department will be present and give a talk on »Minimax Regret Optimization with Benchmarks«.

Our team from the departments »Grid-Free Methods« and »High Performance Computing« is presenting the project »Forest Shield« at the joint booth of the »Forest Fire Fighting Transfer Laboratory« (FFFLabs) in the outdoor area (Stand D90, WildFireCamp) at the world leading trade fair for fire services, rescue services, and civil protection. The project uses simulation and data analysis to develop new approaches for efficient and safe aerial support in vegetation fire fighting.