**About the Editors**

**Wolfgang von der Linden** is a full professor and head of the institute of Theoretical and Computational Physics at TU Graz (Austria). His research focuses on strongly correlated many body physics and Bayesian probability theory, which in 30 years has led to more than 100 papers on this topic. He has collected his wealth of experience together with Volker Dose and Udo von Toussaint, both from the IPP in Garching (Germany) in the book "Bayesian probability theory: applications in the physical sciences", Cambridge University Press, 2014.

**Sascha Ranftl** is a post-doctoral researcher at the Institute of Theoretical and Computational Physics and Graz Center of Computational Engineering at TU Graz (Austria). His research interests are Bayesian probability theory, physics-informed machine learning, uncertainty quantification for computer simulations and their applications to (biomedical) engineering problems such as the mechanics or detection of aortic dissections.
