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Position Description We are inviting applications for the post of Departmental Lecturer in Mathematical and Computational Finance the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, with effect from 1
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Position Description The School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Sheffield is seeking to appoint a Research Associate (postdoc position) in algebraic number theory
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. You will be expected to undertake a self-directed program of research and scholarship, play a role in the national and international Mathematics community, in addition to teaching students
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build or further develop an internationally leading research programme that enhances the Department’s profile. • Commitment to high-quality teaching and supervision of students. • Excellent communication
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of Data Science programmes. This role offers the opportunity to develop and sustain a high‑quality, internationally recognised research programme aligned with the School’s strategic priorities, including
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of outstanding researchers, which may include postdocs, doctoral students (in partnership with the University of Oxford, we are establishing a doctoral programme in Generative Biology with up to 20
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independent research programme that complements the existing strengths of the Pure Mathematics section whilst delivering high-quality teaching. You will be expected to secure research funding, publish in
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pipelines, numerical computing, or high-performance computing is a plus. Working style and environment Research hub in London at LISA, with close collaboration with existing collaborators and researchers
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to identify the computer simulations and observational surveys that maximise information about future sea level for a given computational cost. Work closely with ice-sheet modellers at the British Antarctic
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institute and graduate school of the School of Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh and the School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences at Heriot-Watt. The professorship will be held at both Schools