We are proud to announce a significant achievement by our research team: the acceptance of our paper, "Approximating Hessian matrices using Bayesian inference: a new approach for quasi-Newton methods i
In February 2024, student Leon Wilkosz joined KAUST through the Stochastic Numerics Research Group, where he will pursue his Ph.D. studies under Prof. Raul Tempone's supervision.
StochNum Team wishes an excellent experience for Leon!
With immense pride, I dedicate this notable achievement to my cherished family, close friends, esteemed research collaborators, and the instructors from my past, al
Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) emerges as a guiding force in the turbulent sea of data-driven domains, from energy to health. This talk presents a methodology that harnesses UQ for robust renewable energy forecasting, employing a stochastic differential equation model that sails beyond the challenges of wind and solar predictability.
Eya Ben Amar recently participated in the KAUST 2023 commencement ceremony, marking a significant achievement as a Master's graduate in the Computer, Electrical, and Mathematical Sciences and Engineering Division.
Between November 21st and December 2nd, André Carlon, one of the postdocs in our group, visited the Chair of Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) at RWTH University in Aachen, Germany. His visit was marked by fruitful collaborations on various UQ-related projects.
The Edinburgh Mathematical Society (EMS), established in 1883 as a cornerstone of the Scottish Mathematical Sciences community, will host an invited lecture by Prof. Raúl Tempone. Holding the prestigious Alexander von Humboldt Chair of Mathematics for Uncertainty Quantification, Prof.
Jonas Latz, a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the University of Manchester, UK, visited the Stochastic Numerics group at KAUST this week.
Aku Kammonen and Erik von Schwerin visited the MATH4UQ chair at RWTH Aachen. During the visit to the chair, they worked on an ongoing collaboration with Dr. Anamika Pandey.
In an exciting development, two StochNum students Saifeddine ben Naamia and Eliza Rezvanova , have been granted the opportunity to explore KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and collaborate with esteemed academics. This international endeavor aims to foster academic exchange and enrich their knowledge.
On October 18th, 2023, Alexander von Humboldt Prof. Raúl Tempone visited the DLR center in Koln, Germany. Hosted by Prof. Michael Felderer and his team, the visit provided a valuable platform for knowledge exchange. Prof. Tempone presented the structure and mission of his research group.
In a melting pot of intellectual pursuits, we warmly welcomed two visiting students Arved and Owen, as they embarked on an exciting academic journey.
Owen Douglas from University of Oxford is conducting a project in neural networks applied to stochastic equations.
For two weeks in August and September 2023, Aku Kammonen and Erik von Schwerin visited the MATH4UQ chair at RWTH Aachen. During the visit to the chair, they enjoyed informal research discussions with all present group members.