Reimer Kuhn

Reimer Kuhn is a Professor specializing in disordered systems and probability. His research focuses on complex systems, networks, random matrices, and risk modeling. He has contributed to understanding glassy systems, financial contagion, and network resilience through interdisciplinary approaches combining statistical physics and mathematics.

Key projects include the RAMADYNE initiative (2017–2022) exploring random matrix approaches to stochastic dynamics, and the SOSOPT project (2013–2016). He has collaborated internationally on topics like network resilience and cognitive agent modeling through the COGENT project (2009–2014).

Kuhn has supervised 15 research students and contributed to peer review for journals like New Journal of Physics and Physical Review. His work addresses UN Sustainable Development Goals related to resilient infrastructure and systemic risk reduction.