Systems theory focused research groups based at Aalen University

Our research focus covers all aspects of the fields of complex systems theory and network science, especially mathematically-orientated and theoretical topics that have a clear relevance to physics, engineering and computer sciences, and even economics.

We are comprised of four research groups led by Professors Mahyar Mahinzaeim, Claus Feuchter, Dieter William Joenssen, and Orsolya Csiszár.


If you are interested in systems theory with an emphasis on such fields as

– PDEs– Impact Analysis of Data Quality
– Stability Theory– Optimization
– Spectral Theory of Operators– Fuzzy Logic and Data-Driven Control
– Dynamical Systems on Networks– Statistical Methods
– Mathematics of Lattice Boltzmann (LB) Methods– Monte Carlo Methods
– DNS/LES of Turbulent Flows– Neurosymbolic AI
– Direct Aeroacoustics– Physics-Informed Machine Learning
– Microfluids– Sparse Identification of Complex Systems

then we are interested in working with you! You could become part of one of the four research groups, receive outstanding mentoring and get involved in cutting-edge research.


For general inquiries you can contact us via email on rcs-info@hs-aalen.de.


News

RCS welcomes Professor Orsolya Csiszár as new Group LeaderProfessor Orsolya Csiszár joins us next month as a Group Leader researching explainable AI methods for applications in complex systems

Th, 16. March 2023 Orsolya joins us most recently from the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, where she is Professor in Mathematics and Applied Artificial Intelligence.
Th, 28. July 2022 New paper from the Infinite-Dimensional Systems group considers the asymptotic and spectral analysis of the PDE associated with a viscoelastic tube conveying fluid with generalized boundary conditions.

RCS welcomes a new memberMr. Abhinav Singh Hada is a new member and welcomed to the Industrial Data Science group in April 2022

Mo, 30. May 2022 Abhinav Singh is employed as Research Associate in the Industrial Data Science group at RCS and is starting new research into the development of AI-based measuring solutions.