The CRC1701 was represented by Prof. Andreas Frommer, principal investigator of the integrated research training group, at the panel discussion “The…
Panel discussion: The future of doctoral studies

A collaborative event by the PhD students for the PhD students!
First workshop of the IRTG was a great success

15 members of the CRC 1701 attended the Eighth Workshop of the Franco-German Doctoral College Port-Hamiltonian Systems: Modeling, Numerics and Control…
Collaboration with the Franco-German Doctoral College Port-Hamiltonian Systems

Dr. Paola Ferrari, project leader of subproject B04 “Linear solvers exploiting saddle point structure for port-Hamiltonian systems”, has accepted an…
PI Paola Ferrari has accepted an attractive permanent position

We are thrilled to welcome Lucas Lautwein to our collaborative research centre CRC 1701 as a PhD student in the project B02. We are excited to have…
We welcome Lucas Lautwein as a PhD student in Project B02

We are thrilled to welcome Matthias Menge to our collaborative research centre CRC 1701 as a PhD student in the project C03. We are excited to have…
We welcome Matthias Menge as a PhD student in Project C03

On September 25, 2025, CRC 1701 - Port-Hamiltonian Systems doctoral researcher Merlin Schmitz has successfully defended his dissertation on “Operator…
Merlin Schmitz has successfully defended his dissertation on “Operator Splitting Techniques for Infinite-Dimensional Systems”.

Our first annual meeting and kick-off event for the CRC 1701 - Port-Hamiltonian Systems took place in Balve from September 7 to 10, 2025. We spent…
First annual retreat was a great success

In order to coordinate the work of the CRC Port-Hamiltonian Systems in the best possible way, an interdisciplinary centre (IZ) was founded at the…
Port-Hamiltonian Institute founded

We are happy that René Noffke is now part of the CRC 1701 and look forward to stimulating and fruitful meetings and discussions and, of course,…
We welcome René Noffke as a PhD student in Project B04