Jürgen Dölz

Jürgen Dölz is a Professor at the Institut für Numerische Simulation (University of Bonn), specializing in uncertainty quantification, computational electromagnetism, and numerical methods for partial differential equations. His research bridges theoretical mathematics with engineering applications, focusing on efficient simulation techniques and data-driven modeling.

• Current research: Shape uncertainty in Maxwell eigenproblems, fast kernel methods, quantum computing algorithms
• Teaching: Advanced topics in scientific computing, randomized sketching, numerical simulation
• Projects: DFG-funded data-driven electromagnetic resonator modeling, CRC 1639 NuMeriQS (projects B04 and A03)

Recent publications address Bayesian inverse problems, spectral clustering under uncertainty, and isogeometric boundary element methods for acoustic and electromagnetic wave scattering.

He leads the development of Bembel (Boundary Element Based Engineering Library) and contributes to H-matrix acceleration techniques for rough random fields.