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contribute to the delivery and development of our Medicine and Dental Medicine study programs. Publication of Call on IUS Website and LinkedIn Academic rank and contract-based compensation will be commensurate
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mathematics. We welcome applications from across applied mathematics, with a preference for candidates developing or applying modern data-centric computational methodologies, including machine learning and
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running will materially affect what we work on. Contribute to papers, blog posts, or other written output that communicates results to the broader AI safety and ML research communities.
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the whole range of mathematical sciences and their applications; Continue to develop the existing programme, adjusting them to emerging themes and opportunities; Monitor and nurture Knowledge Exchange
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, you will: - Conduct and publish innovative, internationally leading research within your field. - Contribute to teaching and curriculum development at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. - Supervise
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are not submitted by candidates who are already employed at the University of Banja Luka. Where to apply Website https://unibl.org/sr-lat/vesti/2026/06/konkurs-za-izbor-nastavnika-i-saradnika-… Requirements
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; most teaching and supervision will be for graduate programmes but some undergraduate teaching may also be required. Details of all courses can be found at https://courses.maths.ox.ac.uk/ . The post
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Position Description Lecturer in Mathematics £51,753 to £59,966 p.a. Leeds - Main Campus Do you have a track record of high‑quality research and a clear vision for developing your profile
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. This post is funded by an EPSRC Grant `Sharifi conjecture for Bianchi 3-manifolds’ held by Dr Tobias Berger and is fixed term for 36 months. The project is developing new tools in the deformation theory
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research will develop and apply novel Bayesian machine learning methods – in particular physics-informed Gaussian processes and/or neural operators– to build accurate probability density functions (PDFs