André Carlon

Dr. André Carlon serves as a Researcher at the Chair for Mathematics for Uncertainty Quantification (MATH4UQ) at RWTH Aachen University. Founded by Professor Raúl Tempone in October 2018 and relocated to Pontdriesch 14-16 in August 2020, the chair specializes in developing mathematical and numerical frameworks for quantifying uncertainties in complex systems.

His research centers on Uncertainty Quantification with emphasis on stochastic numerical methods, high-dimensional integration techniques, and computational error analysis. This work enables robust predictions in fields requiring probabilistic modeling under data constraints, particularly advancing quasi-Monte Carlo methodologies and adaptive finite element approaches.

The MATH4UQ group, supported by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, actively publishes in computational mathematics venues and offers thesis projects for graduate students. Dr. Carlon collaborates within this Alexander von Humboldt Professorship-funded team on cutting-edge uncertainty propagation research for applications like renewable energy forecasting.