Prof. Dr. Stefan Siegmund - short CV

02/2008 Professor, TU Dresden
11/2004 Habilitation, Goethe University Frankfurt
10/2003 Head of Emmy Noether Research Group, Goethe University Frankfurt (4 1/2 years)
04/2003 Boston University, USA (6 months)
10/2002 University of California at Berkeley, USA (6 months)
04/2002 University of Minnesota at Minneapolis, USA (6 months)
10/2001 Georgia Institute of Technology at Atlanta, USA (6 months)
10/1999 Postdoc, University of Augsburg (2 years)
09/1999 Doctorate (Dr. rer. nat.), University of Augsburg

Teaching and Research

At TU Dresden Prof. Siegmund teaches calculus, differential equations, dynamical systems and control theory for bachelor and master students of mathematics, as well as courses for teacher training and industrial engineering students.

The main research activities are focused on dynamical systems and quantitative and qualitative methods for their analysis. A broad range of different model classes is necessary to understand complex phenomena, including models with or without delay, deterministic or random, low-dimensional or generated by partial differential equations, time-invariant or time-varying.

Conceptually different approaches are developed for nonautonomous dynamical systems, for experimentally or numerically observed finite-time systems with time in a bounded interval or generalized models which play a role in biological and network applications.

Some of the key interests are spectral theory, invariant and inertial manifolds, timescale separation, reduction by Hartman-Grobman and normal form results, stability radii, bifurcation theory and attractors. Prof. Siegmund and the scientists at the Center for Dynamics are open to new ideas fostering a broader understanding of complex systems within mathematics and beyond.

Publications and Editorship

Prof. Siegmund has published more than 90 papers and is associate editor of the following Journals

Awards

  • 2017 Alexander von Humboldt Polish Honorary Research Fellowship 
  • 2015 Taylor and Francis Price for Best Research paper 2015 in Journal of Difference Equations and Applications (with Petr Stehlik & Jeremias Epperlein)
  • 2008 Schering AG, Grantee of “Young Leaders in Science” Programme
  • 2008 BMBF-Price for Humanities and Mathematics (with Susanne Hartwig)
  • 2007 Taylor and Francis Price for Best Research paper 2007 in Journal of Difference Equations and Applications (with Arno Berger)
  • 2005 Invitee of 55th Nobel Laureate Meeting, Lindau
  • 2006 Emmy Noether Lecture at DFG conference
  • 2003 Emmy Noether Grant for Independent Research Group, DFG
  • 2001 Dissertation Award, University of Augsburg
  • 1995 & 1996 GROB Stipend, Award for excellent study performance (received twice) 

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