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Magma Research Associates / Magma Research Fellows to develop and maintain the Magma computer algebra system (http://magma.maths.usyd.edu.au/magma/ ). These positions are based at the University
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https://sites.google.com/site/danadamian Funding Notes We welcome inquiries from: - applicants that have already secured PhD funding - self-funded applicants The project is suitable for applicants with
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) of the governing dynamical equations and the pathways connecting them. The focus will be on the geometry of high-dimensional random landscapes: identifying atypical, yet not rare, clusters
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Position Description The Department of Mathematics of the Faculty for Mathematics and Natural Sciences invites applications for a W1 Professorship in `Arithmetic Geometry and Number Theory´ (with
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and compressible materials. Minimum Qualifications Required PhD in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, materials science and engineering, civil engineering, or a closely related field Zero to
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including Geometry and Symplectic Topology; Representation Theory; and Applied Mathematics, Data Science, and Mathematical Biology, and it pursues an important teaching mission. The College of Science and
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/work tasks The PhD project is part of WP4 – Topology, Algebra, and Geometry for Complex Data Analysis at the Lie-Størmer Center. It will develop mathematical and computational methods in Topological Data
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analysis, PDEs, integral geometry, and mathematical physics. In accordance with USCIS regulations, successful applicants must be legally able to accept work in the United States. Visa sponsorship is
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research community, with strengths across pure, applied and computational mathematics. Current research areas include algebraic geometry, representation theory, number theory, algebraic and geometric
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, and actuator design. Your main tasks will include to: Design robotic components and actuators that respond to chemical signals. Optimize geometries and model deformations to match timescales of chemical