Activities

The EP Mathematics and Data organizes a lecture series featuring talks on foundational ideas, as well as exciting novelties in the field of topological and geometrical data analysis.

Furthermore, there are a number of lectures, seminars and workshops - at Heidelberg University and beyond - that are loosely related to the EP Mathematics and Data.

Lectures and Seminars

Winter Term 2020/21

Journal Club

Schedule
Mo 11-13h, Zoom
Michael Bleher, Maximilian Schmahl, Daniel Spitz

Summer Term 2020

Journal Club

Topological Methods in Data Analysis - Journal Club (Summer 2020)
Tue 16-18h, Zoom 830 4593 4507
Michael Bleher, Maximilian Schmahl, Daniel Spitz

Seminar Series

Hyperbolic Geometry and Data Science
every second Tuesday 13-14h, Zoom
Valentina Disarlo

Lecture

3D Computer Vision
Mondays (asynchronous)
Prof. Dr. Carsten Rother

Winter Term 2019/20

Lecture

Algorithmen für Geometrie und Topologie
Tue 9.15-10.45h, Mathematikon SR 10
Dr. Susanne Krömker

Journal Club

Topics in Topological and Geometric Methods in Data Analysis
Wed 9.15-10.45h, Mathematikon SR 9
Michael Bleher, Daniel Spitz

Summer Term 2019

Lecture

Geometric Methods in Data Analysis
Tue 16:15 - 17:45, Mathematikon SR C
Andreas Ott

Seminars

High-dimensional geometry and probability with view towards applications in data science
June 28 & July 5 (all day), Mathematikon SR 4
Jan Swoboda

Topological Data Analysis and Persistent Homology
June 25 and June 26, precise times TBA, Mathematikon 4/200 on June 25 and 4/414 on June 26
Johannes Krebs

Advances on the asymptotic normality of Betti numbers
July 11, 16:00, Mathematikon room 4/414
Johannes Krebs

Lecture Series: Mathematics and Data

Date	Time Location	Topic
09.05.2019	13h30 - 15h30 Conference Room (5/104)	Unsupervised Learning: A Brief Introduction - Christoph Schnörr Introduction to Persistent Homology - Andreas Ott	pdf pdf
27.05.2019	11h00 - 13h00 SR C	The Mapper Algorithm - Fabian Klos Morse theory and their persistence modules - Peter Albers
11.07.2019	14h00 - 15h30 Conference Room (5/104)	Reconstructing phylogenetic trees in blood cancer - Thomas Stiehl Followed by discussions

Conferences, Workshops, and Summer/Winter Schools

2020

Python Course on Topological Methods in Data Analysis

Course Website
Mo 26th Oct - Wed 28th Oct, 2020
Michael Bleher, Maximilian Schmahl, Daniel Spitz

2019

Workshops

Geometry, Topology, and Computation
June 12 - 14, Heidelberg (Mathematikon)
Organizers:
Peter Albers (Heidelberg), Roman Sauer (Karlsruhe), Anna Wienhard (Heidelberg)

Summer Schools

Persistent Homology and Barcodes
August 5-9, JLU Gießen - Schloß Rauischholzhausen
Organizers:
Peter Albers (Heidelberg), Leonid Polterovich (Tel Aviv), Kai Zehmisch (Gießen)