The aim of the workshop

The aim of the workshop is to foster cooperation between industry and mathematicians working in academia. There will be presentations of successful collaborative projects. Presentations will consist of a pair of talks given by a mathematician and a representative of industry. Besides mathematical and industrial perspective, the speakers are encouraged to describe the genesis and evolution of their project as well as gained experiences and benefits of mutual collaboration.

Organization

The workshop is organized by the Institute of Mathematics, Czech Academy of Sciences and EU-MATHS-IN.cz.

Format

The seminar will be held in a hybrid mode with both onsite and online presence. Online participation will be possible via Zoom, and the details for connection will be sent to the registered participants prior the event. Onsite participation includes lunch, coffee, and refreshments.

Programme

9:30	registration, coffee & refreshments
10:00	O. Starynskyi (Doosan Bobcat EMEA, Dobříš), M. Schmid (Institute of Mathematics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague) - Fluid dynamics and aeroacoustics in construction vehicles
11:00	M. Molčan (IT4Innovations, VSB–TUO) - Integrating Neural Networks into Engineering Solutions for Railway Scales
11:30	lunch
13:30	O. Mikláš (SÚRAO - Radioactive Waste Repository Authority, Czechia) - The assessment of the safety functions of the barriers in the deep geological repository for radioactive waste
14:00	J. Březina (TU Liberec) - Deep Geological Repository: Sensitivity Design of In-Situ Experiment for Characterization of Excavation Damage Zone
14:30	T. Krejčí (CTU Prague) - Thermo-hydro-mechanical analysis of waste disposal package
15:00	closing of the workshop, discussion, coffee & refreshments

Registration

Registration is free of charge. It includes lunch and refreshments. Deadline for registration is September 9, 2024

Organizing Committee

• Bohumír Bastl, Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia in Pilsen
  
• Dalibor Lukáš, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, VŠB - Technical University of Ostrava
  
• Jaroslav Kruis (chair), Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague
  
• Jakub Šístek, Institute of Mathematics of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague
  
• Miroslav Tůma, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague
  

Contact

Jakub Šístek, email: sistek@math.cas.cz

Acknowledgement

This workshop is financially supported by the program Breakthrough Technologies for the Future – Sensing, Digitisation, Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Technologies of the Strategy AV21 of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Czech Network for Mathematics in Industry eu-maths-in.cz helps to promote this workshop both in the mathematical and industrial communities.