The GAMM Juniors organize the Pre-GAMM for the first time in 2021. We want to prepare young researchers for the upcoming 91st GAMM Annual Meeting by introductory courses to core topics at GAMM and by a soft skill seminar “how to conference” targeting especially first-time participants and early-career PhD students.

Scientific onboarding

This track is free to access https://gamm202021.de/index.php/gamm-juniors for everyone registered for the GAMM annual meeting. Introductory courses to a wide range of topics will be given by mid-career researchers. No prerequisite knowledge is required as these courses are meant to onboard you to a topic outside your own scientific field.

Program

March 8th 16:30-17:15	Prof. Laurette Tuckerman Introductory Lecture to: Exotic patterns of Faraday waves
March 8th 17:15-18:00	Prof. Holger Steeb Introductory Lecture to: Modelling Porous Media: From Images to Numerical Simulations
March 9th 16:30-17:15	Dr. Christian Etmann & Mr. Subhadip Mukherjee Introductory Lecture to: Data driven variational models for solving inverse problems
March 9th 17:15-18:00	Prof. Josef Málek Introductory Lecture to: Beyond the Navier-Stokes equations

Soft skill seminar: How to conference (registration required!)

You have just started your PhD and it is your first GAMM annual meeting? You want to be well prepared and make the best out of the upcoming week? We – the GAMM Juniors – invite you to take part in our Pre-GAMM event to discuss your questions on “How to conference?” with a board of excellent researchers! The soft skill seminar will take place in a virtual meeting. The number of participants is limited to a number of 30 participants by the principle of first-come first-served.

Registration starts on March 3rd by sending a mail to mang [at] ifam.uni-hannover.de or lisa.scheunemann [at] uni-due.de, where you indicate briefly your scientific career path.

Organizers: Lisa Scheunemann and Katrin Mang

March 15th 10:00-11:00

Soft skill seminar: How to Conference Discussion and Q&A with Prof. Dr. Dietmar Gallistl (Friedrich-Schuller Universität Jena, Chair of Numerical Analysis), Dr.-Ing. Johanna Eisenträger (Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg, Institut für Mechanik), Prof. Dr.-Ing. Marc-Andre Keip (University of Stuttgart, Institute of Applied Mechanics), Dr. Marita Thomas (Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics)