Community engagement

• I initiated and actively participate in Fem*MA, a network for female* mathematicians at TU Wien. Please get in touch with me to learn more about our activities.


• Let’s empower Austria: I serve as a LEA Role Model and appear in a children book with portraits of women in science initiated by LEA.


• I am a member of the steering committee of the Austrian Association of Women in Mathematics. Please visit our website to learn about our activities.


• In the academic year 2023/24 I serve as a mentor in the Career Mentoring Program for Female Postdocs at TU Wien.

Articles about my research for a general audience

Here is a list of articles (mostly in German) that appeared in print or online about my research and related topics. These might be particularly interesting for you to get a first impression of what I am fascinated by if you are not a researcher in set theory.

• TU Wien
  Woman in Science: Sandra Müller, Mathematikerin
  April 2023


• Internationale Mathematische Nachrichten
  Interview
  April 2023


• Der Standard, Junge-Akademie-Blog
  Mathematik: Eine Wissenschaft mit eindeutigen Antworten?
  November 2022


• Die Presse
  Unendlich viele Unendlichkeiten
  June 2022


• scilog - The Magazine of the Austrian Science Fund FWF
  Der Unendlichkeit auf der Spur
  June 2022
  English version: Searching for infinity


• alexandria
  Was kommt nach unendlich?
  January 2022


• HEUREKA 1/21, Das Wissenschaftsmagazin aus dem FALTER Verlag
  Jungforscherinnen
  March 2021


• Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW)
  Vier Jungforscherinnen sind "Women in Science"
  December 2020


• Podcast: Geschichten aus der Geschichte
  GAG139: Als Voltaire die Lotterie knackte und steinreich wurde
  May 2018

Other activities

I am currently organizing a work group in a scientific college ("Wissenschaftliches Kolleg") of the German National Academic Foundation ("Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes") jointly with Ralf Schindler on the topic Wie viele reelle Zahlen gibt es?.
We will meet with a group of 20-25 students for four weeks in total during the years 2022 and 2023 to work on various aspects of the continuum hypothesis. If you are interested in what we are doing, I am happy to provide more details. Just get in contact with me.