Department of Mathematical Sciences

New names

New employees and guests at the department

Sangmin Lee, industrial PhD student

Sangmin is employed as an industrial PhD student from 1 February 2022, working with the department's Insurance and Economics Section and the shipping company Maersk.

Jonas Gyde Hermansen, PhD student

Jonas Gyde Hermansen started 1 January 2022 as a PhD student at the department’s section for Statistics and Probability Theory under the supervision of Professor Susanne Ditlevsen and Professor Helle Sørensen.

Boris Bolvig Kjær, PhD student

1 January 2022 Boris Bolvig Kjær was employed as a PhD student in the Analysis & Quantum Section, and the Centre for the Mathematics of Quantum Theory (QMATH).

Christian Holberg, PhD student

Christian Holberg is employed as a PhD student in the section for Statistics and Probability Theory from 1 January 2022.

Oskar Henriksson, PhD student

Oskar Henriksson is employed as a PhD student at the department from 1 January 2022. He will be working with two of the department’s sections, both Algebra & Geometry and the section for Statistics and Probability Theory.

Ranyiliu Chen, PhD student

Ranyiliu Chen is employed as a PhD student from 1st November 2021 at the QMATH Centre under the Analysis and Quantum Section.

Nuno Hultberg, PhD student

Nuno Hultberg was employed as a PhD student on 1 October 2021, working with the Algebra & Geometry Section under the supervision of Fabien Pazuki and Lars Kühne.

Nils Matthes, postdoc

Nils Matthes is employed at Copenhagen University from 1 October 2021 working in the Algebra & Geometry section with Morten S. Risager. He is funded by a Walter-Benjamin fellowship of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).

Nena Batenburg, PhD student

Nena Batenburg was employed 1 September 2021 by the department’s section for Insurance and Economics - with Trine Krogh Boomsma as her PhD advisor.

Pierre Elis, PhD student

Pierre Elis was in September 2021 employed as a PhD student at the department’s section for Algebra & Geometry.