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Research Areas - 2nd funding phase (2018 - 2022)
A01 - Coupling a multiscale stochastic precipitation model to large scale atmospheric flow dynamics
A02 - Multiscale data and asymptotic model assimilation for atmospheric flows
A04 - Efficient calculation of slow and stationary scales in molecular dynamics
A05 - Probing scales in equilibrated systems by optimal nonequilibrium forcing
A07 - Langevin dynamics of particles in membranes
B01 - Fault networks and scaling properties of deformation accumulation
B03 - Multilevel coarse graining of multiscale problems
B05 - Origin of scaling cascades in protein dynamics
B06 - Data-driven and tensor-based analysis of multiscale systems
B07 - Selfsimilar structures in turbulent flows and the construction of LES closures
C01 - Adaptive coupling of scales in molecular dynamics and beyond to fluid dynamics
C02 - Interface dynamics: Bridging stochastic and hydrodynamic descriptions
C03 - Multiscale modelling and simulation for spatiotemporal master equations
C05 - Effective models for materials and interfaces with multiple scales
C06 - Multiscale structure of atmospheric vortices
C08 - Stochastic spatial coagulation particle processes
C09 - Dynamics of rock dehydration on multiple scales
A01 - Coupling a multiscale stochastic precipitation model to large scale atmospheric flow dynamics
A02 - Multiscale data and asymptotic model assimilation for atmospheric flows
A04 - Efficient calculation of slow and stationary scales in molecular dynamics
A05 - Probing scales in equilibrated systems by optimal nonequilibrium forcing
A07 - Langevin dynamics of particles in membranes
A08 - Characterization and prediction of quasi-stationary atmospheric states
B03 - Multilevel coarse graining of multiscale problems
B05 - Origin of scaling cascades in protein dynamics
B06 - Data-driven and tensor-based analysis of multiscale systems
B07 - Selfsimilar structures in turbulent flows and the construction of LES closures
B08 - Multiscale Boltzmann Generators
B09 - Materials with discontinuities on many scales
C01 - Adaptive coupling of scales in molecular dynamics and beyond to fluid dynamics
C02 - Interface dynamics: Bridging stochastic and hydrodynamic descriptions
C03 - Multiscale modelling and simulation for spatiotemporal master equations
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C05 - Effective models for materials and interfaces with multiple scales
C06 - Multiscale structure of atmospheric vortices
C08 - Stochastic spatial coagulation particle processes
C09 - Dynamics of rock dehydration on multiple scales
C10 - Numerical analysis for nonlinear SPDE models of particle systems
Research Areas - 1st funding phase (2014 - 2018)
A01 - Coupling a multiscale stochastic precipitation model to large scale atmospheric flow dynamics
A02 - Multiscale data and asymptotic model assimilation for atmospheric flows
A04 - Efficient calculation of slow and stationary scales in molecular dynamics
A05 - Probing scales in equilibrated systems by optimal nonequilibrium forcing
A06 - Enabling Bayesian uncertainty quantification for multiscale systems and network models via mutual likelihood-informed dimension reduction
B01 - Fault networks and scaling properties of deformation accumulation
B02 - Polymer dynamic theories, Markov state models and protein folding free energy landscapes
B03 - Multilevel coarse graining of multiscale problems
B04 - Multiscale tensor decomposition methods for partial differential equations
B05 - Origin of the scaling cascades in protein dynamics
C01 - Adaptive coupling of scales in molecular dynamics and beyond to fluid dynamics
C02 - Water diffusion at biological molecules and interfaces: Bridging stochastic and hydrodynamic descriptions
C03 - Multiscale modelling and simulation for spatiotemporal master equations
C05 - Effective models for interfaces with many scales
C06 - Multi-scale structure of atmospheric vortices
C08 - Stochastic spatial coagulation particle processes
AP01 - Particles in lipid bilayers
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