The biocomputing group (Head: Christof Schütte, for personal homepage click here.) develops mathematical methods for analyzing complex systems. The focus lies on molecular systems with biological function. Complementary activities include mathematically related application-driven research with applications ranging from cellular reaction networks, and polymer mixtures, for example, to problems from the geo-sciences or economics. A matter of particular interest is the inclusion of data, whether from experiment or simulation, into the modeling process and related questions concerning appropriate visualization.

May 23, 2013 Simons-Lecture Planet Earth 2013, for details "click here"

Juni 8, 2013 Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften 2013, for details "click here"

Sept 2-5, 2013 International Conference on "Molecular Kinetics 2013"

We celebrate "10 years Matheon",

"For pictures click here", regarding the birthday festival on, May 10, 2012

• Effective Dynamics of Complex Systems (Head: Christof Schuette)
• Computational Molecular Biology (Head: Frank Noe)
• Computational Proteomics (Head: Tim Conrad)
• Statistical Mechanics and Macroscopic Dynamics (Head: Carsten Hartmann)
• Quantum-Classical Dynamics (Head: Burkhard Schmidt)
• Nano-Architecture of Polymers (Head: Christof Schuette)
• Transfer-Teams