For contacting us via email, please reason by analogy to albert.einstein [at] tu-dresden.de
Head of Chair
Marc Timme, Prof. Dr. rer. nat., MATU Dresden Strategic Professor and Chair for Network Dynamics, bridging the cfaed with the Institute for Theoretical Physics. Marc is interested in building mathematical, conceptual and algorithmic foundations towards an understanding of the collective nonlinear dynamics of networks and complex systems. Applications fields include biological and bio-inspired technical systems, future-compliant mobility and energy systems, network economy & sustainability as well as network inverse problems of inference, design, and control. Enjoys swimming, hiking, philosophy -- and science. Twitter: @MarcTimme Research inquiries:
e-mail: marc.timme |
Secretaries
Manuela Merkel
Secretary, primary contact
E-Mail: manuela.merkel
Phone: +49 351 463 39922
Barkhausen-Bau, Helmholtzstr. 18
BAR IV69
Gundula Schädlich
Secretary, teaching inquiries
E-Mail: gundula.schaedlich
Phone: +49 351 463 33846
Bürogebäude Zellescher Weg, Zellescher Weg 17
BZW A110
Senior Researchers
Dr. rer. nat. Malte Schröder
Senior researcher, Head of Research Team "Collective dynamics of sustainable mobility"
E-Mail: malte.schroeder
Phone: +49 351 463 43976
From Germany, studied at the University and the MPI for Dynamics and Self-Organization in Göttingen, joined in March 2018. Research Interest include statistical physics of network formation, percolation and phase transitions in these models as well as collective dynamics on networks, synchronization and especially the impact of optimization and economic constraints on these systems. Enjoys board games, all kinds of puzzles and cycling.
Seungjae Lee
E-Mail: seungjae.lee
Phone: +49 351 463 43975
Originally from S. Korea, studied at Technische Universität München in Bayern. Interested in dynamical systems, stability analysis, collective phenomena and dimension reduction methods in a system of coupled oscillators, and mathematical physics. Enjoys watching baseball (LG Twins)/ football (FC Bayern München) games and also interested in biographies of physicists and mathematicians.
Research Associates
M.Sc. Ventsislava Kaykieva
E-Mail: ventsislava.kaykieva
From Bulgaria, trained as an environmental scientist in Halle and Dresden, with a postgraduate degree in project management. Joined in June 2020. Currently focusing on the complex world of nonlinear dynamics and its applications. Enjoys cooking and baking, reading fiction, caring for plants and talking nonsense in English.
Dr. rer. nat. Xiaozhu Zhang
From China, trained as an engineer in Shanghai and as a physicist in Göttingen. Joined in February 2018. Current research interests include dynamic network responses to fluctuations, pattern formation on networks, perturbation spreading and power grid dynamics. Enjoys reading and traveling.
PhD Students
M.Sc. Georg Börner
E-Mail: georg.boerner
From Cologne, Germany. Studied physics in Dresden and Leipzig. Current research interests: network reconstruction, bio-inspired computing and data security in AI systems. Enjoys playing musical instruments, reading, cooking, and building things.
M.Sc. Felix Jung
E-Mail: felix.jung
From Germany, studied Physics in Göttingen. Hands-on experience in operating ridepooling systems. Now focused on gaining insight into fundamental principles of individual human mobility. Broadly interested in social physics. Enjoys programming and being outdoors, hiking, biking and climbing.
M.Sc. Verena Krall
E-Mail: verena.krall
From Germany, studied Physics in Tuebingen and Oulu (Finland). Joined in May 2019. Her current research interests include effects of network topologies on mobility dynamics. Enjoys singing, reading and writing.
M.Sc. Philip Marszal
E-Mail: philip.marszal
Joined in 2018. From Germany, studied Physics in Göttingen. Current interests include nonlinear dynamics, collective dynamics, pattern formation and statistical mechanics of human behavior with a focus on human mobility. Main research revolves around mobility systems exhibiting emergent collective behaviour. Enjoys programming, reading, learning and nature.
M.Sc. Kush Mohan Mittal
E-Mail: kush_mohan.mittal
From India, studied Physics in Paris, Hamburg and Pune. Current research interests include exploring complex mobility phenomenon primarily in the context of public transport systems. Enjoys hiking, careless dancing and seeing Manchester United win.
M.Sc. Raoul Schmidt
E-Mail: Raoul.Schmidt
From Germany, studied physics, mainly in Dresden. Main research interests include network reconstruction, perturbation spreading, modeling and analysis of energy systems and subgraph matching. Enjoys reading, hiking, climbing, cycling and playing the guitar when not occupied with the serious things in life. Joined in 2018.
M.Sc. Christoph Steinacker
E-Mail: christoph.steinacker
From Germany, studied in Dresden and Pohang (South Korea). Joined in October 2019. Current research interests include mobility, especially improving the bikeability of cities. Enjoys video games, movies and music.
M.Sc. Moritz Thümler
E-Mail: moritz.thuemler
From Germany, laboratory technician trained in Germany and South Korea, studied physics in Darmstadt. Gained experience in industry in the fields of liquid crystals, satellite data analytics and the financial industry. Joined in 2019. His current research interests include dynamic network responses to fluctuations, synchronization and power grid dynamics. Enjoys cycling, hiking and traveling.
M.Sc. Paul Wilhelm
E-Mail: paul.wilhelm
From Dresden, joined in May 2018. Interested in neural networks and sensory processing. Enjoys biking and rap music.
Master students, Bachelor students, student workers
B.Sc. Julian Luca Fleck
From Germany, studies Physics in Dresden. Interested in nonlinear dynamics and predicting tipping points in dynamical systems. Enjoys playing table tennis, spending time with friends and visiting art museums.
B.Sc. Gwendolyn Quasebarth
From Germany, studies physics in Dresden. Joined in October 2022. Researches nonlinear response theory, trying to predict tipping points. Enjoys biking, roller derby, and looking at moss.
B.Sc. Henrik Wolf
student worker
From Germany. Studies theoretical physics in Dresden and Copenhagen. Joined in 2020 for his bachelor's thesis, and again in 2022 for his master's thesis. Currently working on how shadows in cities can help adapt to extreme heat events caused by climate change. Enjoys photography, open source and everything that he does not understand.
Alumni
B.Sc. Antonia Berger (2023), Master student |
M.Sc. David Storch (2018-2021), PhD |
M.Sc. David Stein (2021-2022), Research Associate |
M.Sc. Leif Sörensen (2021-2022), Research Associate |
M.Sc. Andreas Bossert (2021-2022), Research Associate |
B.Sc. Benjamin Köhler (2022-2023), Master student |
Dr.rer.nat. Fábio Schittler Neves (2018-2022), PostDoc, now researcher at Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics |
M.Sc. Charlotte Lotze (2019-2023), PhD |
Dr. Rahul O R (2020-2022), Postdoc, now researcher at the European Centre for Living Technology in Venice |
Dr. Jan Schlüter (2021-2022), Postdoc |
Dr. rer. nat. Jose Casadiego (2018-2019), Postdoc |
Dr. rer. nat. Benjamin Schäfer (2018-2019), Postdoc |
M.Sc. Guosong Lin (2018-2021), PhD |
B.Sc. Stefan Koch (2022), Master student |
B.Sc. Leander Haase (2022), Master student |
B.Sc. Benjamin Sauer (2021-2022), Master student, now at d-fine |
Moritz Piepel (2022-2023), Bachelor student |
Jakob Lindermeir (2021-2022), Bachelor student |
Thanh-Tien Tenh Cong (2020), SHK |
B.Sc. Robin Zech (2020), Master student |
B.Sc. Arash Akrami (2019-2020), Master student |
B.Sc. Max Bolle (2020), Master student |
M.Sc. Thomas Gaskin (2022), Guest |