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Michael Struwe: farewell lecture

On 13 October, Professor Michael Struwe gave his farewell lecture entitled: "Geometric analysis – variations on a theme". He has been professor at the Department since 1986.
Doctoral exam of Martin Nägele

Martin Nägele successfully passed his oral doctoral thesis examination entitled: "Efficient methods for congruency-constrained optimization". Congratulations!
Farewell Michael Struwe

After 35 busy and fruitful years in the Department, Professor Michael Struwe will be giving his farewell lecture on 13 October. In the following interview, he speaks about his early years as a young professor, the four awards he has won for his teaching and his time as one of the founding fathers and, subsequently, as director of the Zurich Graduate School in Mathematics.
Mathematicians prove melting ice stays smooth

After decades of effort, mathematicians now have a complete understanding of the complicated equations that model the motion of free boundaries, like the one between ice and water.