Social events

Nine-pin Bowling and Night Out

We are planning a social outing for Wednesday afternoon, which would consist of nine-pin bowling ("kegeln"), a dinner and a possibility to go for a beer after. The kegeln will be funded by the BMS, but not the food. A registration was necessary, and was done through the main registration form.

We will go all together from TU Berlin to the event location.

Location: Tante Lisbeth, Muskauer Straße 49, 10997 Berlin
Time: Wednesday, 19.2., 16:00 - open end

For more information about the schedule check out the schedule page.

Wine and Cheese

As is BMS tradition, we will be hosting a Wine & Cheese evening after the conference events on Thursday. It will be a relaxed environment where the conference participants can socialize and try a variety of wines and cheeses selected by the event organizers. There will also be non-alcoholic drink options as well as various other snacks including some vegan options.

The Wine and Cheese will take place at the lecture hall H1035 in the Main Building of TU Berlin. The event starts at 17:30, and will end at 21:00 the latest. More information about its location can be found on the venue page. More information about the schedule can be found on the schedule page.

Every conference participant is invited to join the Wine and Cheese! However, you were expected to tell us about your plan to attend when you registered.


The Career Event is officially not part of the Student Conference, and requires separate registration.

Career Event

After the official end of the conference on Friday, we invite you to join us for the annual BMS Career event! The event will be held from 14:00-16:00 followed by a catered reception.

If you have ever wondered what BMS alumni are doing after their masters or PhD or if you are wondering about a career in industry or academia, come listen and ask about the experiences of two academics and three BMS alumni currently working in industry!

There will be a panel interview/discussion as well as a question and answer session. You could submit questions that you would like us to ask via the registration form but you can also just ask them yourself at the event! You do not have to be registered for the conference to attend, but there was a separate registration process just for this event, which is now also closed. Unregistered BMS Phase I and II students are welcome to attend (up to the capacity of the room), but the opportunity to submit questions in advance is no longer available.

Our panelists this year are:

  • Yoanna Kirilova - Data Engineer at Project A Ventures
    MSc at HU in Differential Geometry
  • Georg Loho - Guest Professor at FU
    PhD at TU Berlin in Discrete Math & Geometry
  • Claudia Totzeck - Professor at Uni Wuppertal
    PhD at TU Kaiserslautern in Optimization
  • Oguzahn Yürük - Software Consultant at TNG Technology Consulting
    PhD at TU Berlin/TU Braunschweig in Polynomial Optimization & Mathematical Softwares

*René Birkner could not attend the event in the end.