About Us
The YMMOR-committee consists of young researchers that are interested in the continuation and further improvement of the conference format. Its purpose is the sustainability of the format independent of a particular institute or current conference organizers.
Current Members
Name | Affiliation | Position |
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Alexander Reinhold | Ulm University | Technical manager |
Alexandre Pasco | University of Nantes | Member |
Constantin Greif | Ulm University | Sustainability manager |
Hendrik Kleikamp | University of Münster | Member |
Ivan Prusak | SISSA | Member |
Jannis Marquardt | TU Braunschweig | Member |
Jonas Kneifl | University of Stuttgart | Member |
Jonas Nicodemus | University of Stuttgart | Member |
Julia Schleuß | University of Münster | Member |
Leonidas Gkimisis | MPI Magdeburg | Member |
Lukas Renelt | University of Münster | Recruitment manager |
Mattia Manucci | University of Stuttgart | Advisor |
Max Beckermann | Laboratory of Mechanics Paris-Saclay | Member |
Michael Kartmann | University of Konstanz | Head of Committee |
Mike Ackermann | Viriginia Tech | Member |
Sean Reiter | Viriginia Tech | Member |
Shubhaditya Burela | TU Berlin | Member |
Shuwen Sun | MPI Magdeburg | Member |
Till Peters | TU Braunschweig | Member |
Becoming a member
Every young researcher (PhD or early Postdoc) in the field of model order reduction is welcome to join the committee! Being a regular member does not come with any obligations, although you should of course try to attend the committee meetings which are held approximately 2-4 times per year. We also expect all members to spread knowledge about the conference to other young researchers, e.g. at conferences or workshops.
If you are interested or have any questions, please send an (informal) mail to our recruitment manager (lukas.renelt@uni-muenster.de).
Elected positions
The following members were elected to represent the committee in their respective area:
Head of Committee (Michael Kartmann, University of Konstanz)
The head of committee is responsible for the overall organization of the committee, the initiation and leading of the committee meetings and the internal communication. They also serve as the contact person for external people or institutions.
Contact: michael.kartmann@uni-konstanz.de
Sustainability (Constantin Greif, Ulm University)
The sustainability manager is tasked with the formation of an organizing team for upcoming conference editions. In particular, they meet with interested people and adress questions such as venue and financing before the committee then ultimately approves the next conference venue.
Contact: constantin.greif@uni-ulm.de
Recruitment (Lukas Renelt, University of Münster)
The recruitment manager is the contact person for people interested in becoming a member. Since we aim to have as many affiliations as possible represented in the committee, they also proactively approach workgroups that are not yet present.
Contact: lukas.renelt@uni-muenster.de
Technical manager (Alexander Reinhold, Ulm University)
The technical manager is responsible for this website and manages the git-repository where we store materials, slides, templates etc from past conference editions that might aid the current organizers.
Contact: alexander.reinhold@uni-ulm.de
Advisor (Mattia Manucci, University of Stuttgart)
The advisor is the contact person for the current organizers and supports them in the organization of the next conference edition (depending on the support needed). In addition to the committee, they in particular ensure that the current organizers stick to the conferences ideas/standards.