The 5th SCINDIS Conference was co-organised by the CRC 1701. With 16 participants, the CRC 1701 was well represented at the conference in Bayreuth.…

We are happy that Philip Preußler (University of Twente, Enschede) is now part of the CRC 1701 as a PHD fellowship holder.

We are happy that Ikram El Haskouki (University of Hassan II Casablanca, Morocco) is now part of the CRC 1701 as a PHD fellowship holder. 

From September 7–10, 2026, around 60 members of the CRC 1701 came together for our second annual retreat.
2nd Annual Retreat: Four days of mathematics, exchange, and collaboration

Several members of the CRC 1701  are contributing to this year’s International Symposium on Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems (MTNS 2026) —…

A very successful School on Port-Hamiltonian Systems took place at the University of Waterloo, Canada, on August 14–15, 2026, see https://uwaterloo.ca…

On July 30, 2026, CRC 1701 - Port-Hamiltonian Systems doctoral researcher Yannik Paul Wotte has successfully defended his dissertation on "Geometric…
Yannik Paul Wotte has successfully defended his dissertation on "Geometric methods for dynamics optimization and model order reduction".

Since thirty years there is a very nice tradition in the mathematics and computer science group. Once per year we meet at the Beyenburg Stausee where…
CRC 1701 - paddling and barbecue event at the Beyenburg Stausee

As part of SummerUni26, Julia Ackermann, Hannes Gernandt, and Lea Sophie Henke from the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1701 led a workshop on the…
SummerUni26: Math Meets Art – Strandbeesters in Motion

How do you explain the theory behind energy flows and their dynamic interactions to a lay audience? The “effort+flow” exhibition creatively conveyed…
A “lightbulb moment” with a fun twist: BUW student Till Lehnen sets the record for sheep herding