Jakob Runge
PCMCI+ models lagged and contemporaneous dependencies, and Runge and Andreas Gerhardus shared a 2020 study on autocorrelated series with hidden confounders. The methods have defined modeling assumptions. A Berlin research branch has received support from an ERC Starting Grant since 2021. Runge received the 2022 DLR Science Award, and Tigramite is a package for causal-inference analysis. Runge’s group has been based at Potsdam’s chair of AI in the Sciences since March 2025. Its research joins causal theory, time-series methods and accessible software.
- Now at
- University of Potsdam
- Works
- 190
- Citations
- 5,763
- h-index
- 33
Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 14 October 2026.
Timeline
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2020
Causal discovery in time series
PCMCI+ models lagged and contemporaneous dependencies, and Runge and Andreas Gerhardus shared a 2020 study on autocorrelated series with hidden confounders. The methods have defined modeling assumptions.
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2021–2022
Research and software
A Berlin research branch has received support from an ERC Starting Grant since 2021. Runge received the 2022 DLR Science Award, and Tigramite is a package for causal-inference analysis.
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2025
AI in the sciences
Runge’s group has been based at Potsdam’s chair of AI in the Sciences since March 2025. Its research joins causal theory, time-series methods and accessible software.
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