A new position paper by leading international AI experts outlines how multinational cooperation and shared resources can help strengthen technological sovereignty. The analysis, published by renowned institutions, discusses models inspired by CERN as a possible path forward for Europe and other “AI bridge states.” One of the contributing experts is Prof. Holger Hoos, member of JARA-CSD.
The joint event organized by the Computational and Mathematical Modeling Program (CAMMP) at RWTH Aachen University and the national excellence school network MINT EC e.V. Berlin, took place during the week of October 20-24, 2025, and is primarily aimed at secondary school students from all over Germany who want to spend a week working on mathematical problems in small groups.
Two JARA researchers at RWTH Aachen have been named Highly Cited Researchers this year: Prof. Ralf Weiskirchen (JARA-BRAIN) and Prof. Weihan Li (JARA-ENERGY). Their work is among the most cited worldwide, highlighting the global impact of their research on liver diseases and AI-driven battery technology.
A research team led by Prof. Kristel Michielsen (Jülich Supercomputing Centre / JARA-CSD) has achieved a new milestone on Europe’s first exascale system, JUPITER: the full simulation of a universal 50-qubit quantum computer. The world record vividly illustrates how supercomputing and quantum research continue to accelerate one another.
Three researchers from RWTH Aachen University who are also active members of JARA have been elected to the German National Academy of Science and Engineering (acatech): Prof. Fabian Kießling (JARA-BRAIN), Prof. Max Lemme (JARA-CSD), and Prof. Walter Leitner (JARA-ENERGY).
