Jan Zur

Dr. Jan Zur is a Researcher at the Institute of Mathematics within Faculty II - Mathematics and Natural Sciences at Technical University of Berlin. He holds a doctoral degree in Mathematics (2022) and has been actively involved in teaching, academic advising, and research since 2011.

His research focuses on Numerical Linear Algebra, Harmonic Mappings, and Polyanalytic Polynomials. He has developed computational tools like the Transport of Images Toolbox and contributed to understanding gravitational lensing phenomena through rational harmonic functions.

Key academic contributions include:

• Published 6 peer-reviewed articles (2018-2024) on harmonic mappings and polynomial zeros
• Organized mathematics preparatory courses since 2016
• Academic advisor for Mathematics programs (B.Sc. & M.Sc.)
• Module manager for first-year mentoring programs

Scientific achievements:

• Awarded best Master's degree 2015/16 at Dies Mathematicus 2016

He teaches courses ranging from foundational Linear Algebra to advanced Numerical Linear Algebra and Matrix Functions, with extensive experience in both winter and summer semesters.