The public lecture of Professor Dr. Rolf Müller (Helmholtz-Zentrum für Infektionsforschung, Braunschweig) during the lecture serie „Molekulare Grundlagen des Lebens"

In the context of photonics, topology has emerged as a new fundamental paradigm for controlling the flow of light. As such, it holds great promise for a wide range of advanced applications, which already begin to manifest themselves in the recent realizations of topological transport in photonic Floquet insulators. This workshop aims at exploring the interdisciplinary synergy emerging at the interface between topology and photonics. A series of tutorial lectures and topical research presentations will review the current state of topological photonics and introduce promising future research avenues. In this way, the workshop will provide a platform for the intensive exchange between young researchers and established scientists.

Scientific Chairs: Professor Dr. Holger Fehske (Greifswald), Professor Dr. Alexander Szameit (Rostock)

Recently, there has been a lot of progress in change point analysis, but that also means that this statistical area becomes more diverse and fragmented. So the aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers with different perspectives, coming from mathematical statistics, computational statistics and biostatistics. It should provide the opportunity to discuss the present state of change point analysis and possible future research directions.