Brigitte Ratzer and Helga Gartner invite you to a dialogue event to talk about where we want to be in 10 years' time. There is a date for women only in German and a general date in English.
The date for women is on Monday, 17 June 2024 from 12 to 2 pm in the Luftpavillon. More information and the link to register are here.

On 18 June from 16:30, the networking event "Austrian Scientists in dialogue with the world: international opportunities across academia and industry" will take place for the first time in the Festsaal of TU Wien. ASciNA, the University of Vienna, the Medical University of Vienna and TU Wien are joining forces for an event to discuss career opportunities and possibilities to supplement or continue their education abroad. The aim is to make borders more permeable. In the first panel, ASciNA scholars and mentees will present "There and Back Again: the Journey of an Austrian Scientist". In the second panel, various Austrian organisations such as Marshall Plan, OeAD, Austrian Business Agency, AWS, Fulbright will introduce themselves, and the alumni clubs of the universities will also be present.

Each year, the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) awards prizes to celebrate the achievements of our colleagues in a variety of roles. If you know of someone deserving of recognition, the AWM Canvassing Committee encourages you to nominate them. Find out more about the prizes.

Mathematician and TU Wien graduate Alexandra Holzinger is awarded the Hannspeter Winter Prize 2023 for her work on partial differential equations.

Information about the programm and interviews with the students.

The traces of maths are everywhere, says Leila Taghizadeh. She studied the subject because she enjoyed it at school. Taghizadeh, who has received many awards, recently returned to TUW to conduct research. Here is an interview in german.

Dr. Chiara Gavioli received a FWF ESPRIT Project (FWF grant ESP-387) under the direction of Prof. Elisa Davoli.