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in Dynamical Systems and Stability Theory who has: a Ph.D. (or near completion) in Mathematics or a related discipline research experience in dynamical systems, including spectral or stability analysis
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researchers in algebra, combinatorics and related disciplines, including finite geometry, algebraic graph theory, permutation group theory, coding theory and extremal combinatorics. The Centre offers a dynamic
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bridge the gap between abstract geometric theory and numerical implementation for genuine multiple-timescale (MTS) problems (i.e., systems involving more than two distinct timescales). The successful
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within a unified network. This role offers the opportunity to advance fundamental theories and enabling technologies while supporting the translation of research outcomes into practical industry solutions
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brings together leading researchers in algebra, combinatorics and related disciplines, including finite geometry, algebraic graph theory, permutation group theory, coding theory and extremal combinatorics
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Council (ARC). The overarching goal of this project is to bridge the gap between abstract geometric theory and numerical implementation for genuine multiple-timescale (MTS) problems (i.e., systems involving
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responsibilities will be: undertake research in the comparative linguistics of reason-giving, through observation, description, typology, and theory assist with coordination of team research in the “Reason-giving in
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Theory group (SACT) in the SCS. In addition, you will be given the opportunity to attend flagship theoretical computer science conferences to present your work, and to mentor HDR and Honours students. Your
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opportunity The School of Mathematics and Statistics (SMS) is currently seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Statistics to develop new theory, methods, and applications of statistical dimension
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% superannuation About the opportunity The School of Mathematics and Statistics (SMS) is currently seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Statistics to develop new theory, methods, and applications