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shwedka — Fri, 10 Sep 2021 19:11:16 +0300

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One Postdoctor in Mathematics
Ref PAR 2021/1108

The University of Gothenburg tackles society�s challenges with diverse knowledge. 53 500 students and 6 500 employees make the university a large and inspiring place to work and study. Strong research and attractive study programmes attract scientists and students from around the world. With new knowledge and new perspectives, the University contributes to a better future.

The department of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Gothenburg and Chalmers University of Technology is the largest mathematics department in Sweden with about 200 employees. The department has three scientific divisions, Algebra and Geometry, Analysis and Probability Theory, and Applied Mathematics and Statistics.

We have an international environment with frequent exchanges with other universities around the world. The department provides a creative and supportive atmosphere with a steady flow of international guests. There are many committed teachers with extensive and broad experience of all aspects of higher education.

Our department continuously strives to be an attractive employer. Equality and diversity are substantial foundations in all our activities. We work actively to be a parent-friendly organization.

More information about us can be found on our website: http://www.chalmers.se/math/

At the Division of Analysis and Probability Theory, we conduct research at a high international level in areas such as harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, probability theory and mathematical physics. We are now looking for a postdoctoral researcher strengthening our research in real harmonic analysis.

Subject area
Real harmonic analysis and operator theory

Subject area description
The postdoctoral project is on �Matrix degenerate elliptic equations and singular integrals� and is funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation. To start with, the aim is to prove boundedness of the holomorphic functional calculus for boundary operators associated with elliptic equations, which are not degenerate only in the size of the coefficients, but anisotropically degenerate in the sense that the coefficient matrices are assumed only to have a matrix Muckenhoupt weight as real part. These boundary operators are closely related to singular integral operators, and the hope is to also prove local Tb theorems for matrix weighted singular integral operators, within the project.

The project is a natural continuation of a long and successful line of research in

harmonic analysis and partial differential equations. Starting from the Coifman-McIntosh-Meyer theorem on the boundedness of the Cauchy singular integral on Lipschitz curves from 1982, the history goes via T1 and Tb theorem for singular integrals and the development of wavelet theory during the 1980s, the resolution of the Kato square root problem by Auscher et al. in 2002, and continues with extensions of these techniques and applications to boundary value problems for elliptic systems by Auscher, Hofmann, McIntosh, Rosén et al. in more recent years.

Experience of the harmonic analysis technology surrounding Tb theorems for singular integrals and/or the Kato square root estimate/boundedness of holomorphic functional calculi, is a main qualification for the position. Skills related to the theory of Muckenhoupt weights are also relevant.

Job assignments
You will conduct research in the group of Professor Andreas Rosén. You are expected to independently develop new ideas in this collaboration.

If the candidate is interested, at most 10% of the time can be spent on teaching and supervision

Eligibility
The qualifications for academic positions are given in Chapter 4, Section 3 - 4 of the Higher Education Ordinance.

To qualify for the position, you should have completed (or had your defense for) a Ph.D. degree in mathematics or equivalent, by the application deadline. The degree should generally not be older than three years at the time of the application.

Assessment
Regulations for the evaluation of qualifications for academic positions are given in Chapter 4, Section 3 - 4 of the Higher Education Ordinance.

The assessment of your application will be based mainly on your scientific skills, and in particular skills relevant to the project as described above. You are expected to provide evidence of excellence in research. On the personal level you should be highly motivated and independent. Your ability to collaborate and communicate will be considered in the assessment. Fluency in English is expected.

Employment
Type of employment: Fixed-term employment, 2 years
Extent: 100 %
Location: Division of Analysis and Probability Theory, Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Gothenburg
First day of employment: As agreed

Application procedure
Submit the following documents:

Personal letter,
CV, including a complete list of publications and conference talks,
Research statement (maximum two pages), accounting for your previous experience and future plans,
Contact details for two reference persons,
Attested copies of completed education, grades and other certificates,
Copies of at most five publications.

Senior lecturer in Mathematics Linkoping (��) (no replies)

shwedka — Sat, 04 Sep 2021 23:16:24 +0300

For the first time in quite a few years the Maths Department at Linköping University is able to advertise a position of Lecturer in Mathematics (or equivalently an Assistant Professorship)*. I'm sending this to as many relevant people as I can think of (both potential applicants and those who may know potential applicants), but please feel free to forward the information as you see fit. Anyone who is particularly interested in applying is welcome to contact me for informal information about the position and department.

More information about the position and how to apply is available on the website below.

https://liu.se/en/work-at-liu/vacancies?rmpage=job&rmjob=17062&rmlang=UK

The position is open to researchers in a wide range of fields connected to the interests of researchers at the department, namely Analysis, Algebra, Geometry, Discrete Mathematics
and Mathematics Education (split somewhat arbitrarily over two "divisions" which in practice work closely together). The deadline for applying is 27th September 2021.

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PhD position (��) in quantum computing (USA) (no replies)

ilyac — Sun, 15 Mar 2020 19:14:31 +0300

We are looking for excellent candidates for Ph.D. positions in the School of Computing at Clemson University. The candidate will work under the supervision of Dr. Ilya Safro on algorithms for quantum computing, graph algorithms and hybrid quantum-classical algorithms. Some projects will include collaboration with national labs and industry.

The ideal candidate should have a basic background (at the level of courses) in
- quantum computing
- theoretical computer science, graphs, algorithms
- basic principles of machine learning
- basic numerical methods (in particular, in linear algebra)
- C/C++, Python

Basic knowledge in mathematical optimization is a big plus. Candidates with B.Sc. or M.Sc. in computer science, mathematics, physics or similar disciplines will be considered.

Please send your application as soon as possible to Dr. Safro at isafro@clemson.edu. The application should include one pdf with
- cover letter or/and essay
- resume
- grades
- contact details of 2-3 references
The subject line must contain "PhD Application (ACS)".

The School of Computing has 42 faculty members, more than 400 undergraduate majors, and over 200 graduate students collectively across its three divisions: Computer Science, Visual Computing, and Human-Centered Computing. Clemson University is located in Clemson, South Carolina, a college town on beautiful Lake Hartwell at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, conveniently situated within a 2hr drive from both Atlanta and Charlotte. Clemson has an enrollment of approximately 20,000. U.S. News & World Report has ranked Clemson in the Top 20 nationally among public universities. Clemson is ranked number 4 among U.S. universities in supercomputing.

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Faculty Scholar at School of Health Research
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PhD and Postdoctoral positions, particle modeling of cell biomechanics, Switzerland (no replies)

piv — Wed, 03 Jul 2019 17:03:56 +0300

PhD student and postdoctoral positions are currently available in the area of cell mechanobiology and particle-based methods at the Institute of Computational Science, USI Lugano, Switzerland. The successful candidates will work on the development and application of coarse-grained particle-based methods and models for simulations of cells in health and disease (cancer).
The positions are fully funded with initial gross annual salary of about CHF 47000 (~$47000) for PhD students and CHF 80000 (~$80000) for postdocs. The starting date is as soon as possible, at the latest in spring 2020. Candidates should have strong programming skills (C++, GPU), background in numerical methods, and a degree in Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science or a relevant engineering discipline.
Additional information can be found at https://www.ics.usi.ch/index.php/grouppivkin#open-positions-available. Inquiries should be directed to Prof. Igor Pivkin (igor.pivkin @usi.ch).

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I have PhD position in Malmö in applied mathematics : inverse spectral and resonance problems in wave progation, especialy in elastic media with applications in seismology . The main goal is to develop mathematical theory of the problem using the methods of semiclassical analysis and spectral theory.
However the exact direction of recearch will depend on the candidate. The work does not envolve numerical calculations (only eventually on the final stage).

The candidate must be confident with the methods of mathematical physics (spectral theory, PDE). The PhD studies in Sweden is usually 5 years and involve some teaching. The successful candidate will be admitted to PhD program in mathematics at Lund University.

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dedoslav — Tue, 09 Aug 2016 17:17:26 +0300

A Ph.D. student position is available at the Department of Mathematics at the University of Houston (Houston, Texas, USA) with the starting date in Spring 2017. The student will work under the supervision of Prof. Alexander Mamonov on computational inverse problems with applications to oil and gas exploration, medical imaging, non-destructive testing, etc. The projects will involve collaboration with leading experts from academia and the oil and gas industry.

An ideal candidate will have a solid background in
- Partial Differential Equations, including numerical methods (FEM, FD, time and frequency domains)
- Model order reduction
- Computational Linear Algebra techniques (Krylov subspace methods)
- Programming in Matlab and/or C/C++

An undergraduate degree in Mathematics is not required. Physics, Computer Science, Mechanics and Engineering majors with a strong background in mathematics and programming are encouraged to apply.

Please contact Prof. Alexander Mamonov at if you are interested in applying. Please include the following with your message:
- A statement of "Interests and Goals"
- CV/resume
- Undergraduate transcript with grades (unofficial copy is enough)
- Contact details of three references; at least one reference must be a professional mathematician

The Department of Mathematics at the University of Houston offers an excellent environment to study mathematics and its applications. The graduate program is a home to about 80 students with more than half being international students from over twelve different nationalities. Ph.D. students receive a monthly stipend of $1,900. Further information about the Ph.D. program is available at:
http://www.mathematics.uh.edu/graduate/

Houston, Texas is the fourth most populous city in the United States. With a strong presence of the world's largest oil and gas companies it is known as "The Energy Capital of the World". Houston is a home to Texas Medical Center, the largest medical center in the world that receives over 7 million patient visits annually. NASA's Johnson Space Center is also located in Houston making it one of the leading locations in aerospace industry. The University of Houston has strong ties with all of those industries and there are many internship and full time employment opportunities for its students and graduates.

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dimaivanov — Mon, 07 Dec 2015 14:00:25 +0300

Open Doctoral Student Position in the EU project MIMESIS

MIMESIS � Mathematics and Materials Science for Steel Production and Manufacturing is a European Industrial Doctorate (EID) project in the programme Innovative Training Networks (ITN) and part of Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions within the Horizon 2020 programme.

Driven by the five partners EFD Induction in Norway; SSAB, Outokumpu, and the University of Oulu, in Finland; and Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics (WIAS, Germany), eight doctoral thesis projects will be jointly carried out, providing a unique interdisciplinary and inter-sectorial training opportunity. The research is focussed on simulation and optimisation of industrial processes applying novel mathematical methods. Three major topics are considered - induction heating, phase transformations in steel alloys, and gas stirring in a steelmaking ladle.

The doctoral degree programme offers tailored industrial on-site training, customized courses in physical modelling and testing of steels as well as numerical simulation of induction heating and fluid flow phenomena combined with scientific research on the interface of materials science and applied mathematics. It will provide the early stage researchers with excellent qualifications to pursue a career in academia or industry.

For sub-project ESR2: Simulation and optimization of single- and multi-frequency induction hardening of helical and bevel gears, we are looking for a post-graduate researcher (Early Stage Researchers - ESR), specialized in Applied Mathematics or Computational Engineering.

Host institution for this project is WIAS. In EID projects a close cooperation with industry is mandatory, and hence a stay of 17 months with the industrial partner EFD Induction AS, Skien, Norway is expected and prescribed.

The position is offered for 3 years.

Requirements
Potential candidates have a master degree in applied mathematics, computational engineering, or similar.
Preferred qualifications for candidates include excellent grades, research talent (as proven by the master thesis), affinity with mathematical modelling and simulation in engineering applications, and personal ambition.
Candidates are expected to have and prove an excellent command of English, together with good academic writing and presentation skills.
According to the regulations for mobility within the Marie Skłodowska Curie programme, at the time of recruitment researchers must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Germany for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately prior to the reference date.

Terms and conditions
The doctoral student will be employed at WIAS with full social security and s/he will have all benefits provided for in the Marie Skłodowska Curie ITN fellowships regulations, including a highly competitive remuneration, living allowances and mobility expenses. As an Early Stage Researcher the candidate will register for a doctoral degree in Mathematics at Technische Universität Berlin.

Application
Applications should be sent before 10 January 2016 to jobs@wias-berlin.de, with subject �MIMESIS�. They should include a detailed CV, a motivation letter, a list of MSc courses and grades, a copy of the master thesis, and a list of publications, if applicable. For residents outside the EEA, a TOEFL English language test may be required.

For more information about the position, please check www.mimesis-eid.eu or contact the MIMESIS coordinator Prof. Dietmar Hömberg (dietmar.hoemberg@wias-berlin.de).

PhD positions in Computational Biomedicine (no replies)

maxims — Mon, 02 Nov 2015 10:38:34 +0300

The Department of Engineering Science and Ocean Engineering at National Taiwan
University invites applications for highly qualified students to undertake
full-time research leading to a PhD degree/Master degree. Several Master and
PhD students� scholarships are available. The scholarships are funded by
National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan. For Master students it is
preferred to continue ph.d study after master program.

The incoming students would have the opportunity to work in the areas of:
-Multiphysics modeling
-Nonlinear wave propagation
-Numerical modeling of two-phase flows, cavitation
-focused ultrasound treatment of cancers
-GPU or MPI-CPU simulations

The students will be co-supervised by Dr. Maxim Solovchuk (http://www.nhri.org.tw/NHRI_WEB/nhriw001Action.do?status=Show_Dtl&nid=20150303199961750000&uid=20150303199961750000) at National Health
Research Institutes/ Division of Biomedical Engineering and Nanomedicine and
Professor Tony W. H. Sheu at National Taiwan University
( http://homepage.ntu.edu.tw/~twhsheu/member/member_tony.htm ).

Applicants should have a strong background and interest in applied mathematics,
physics, fluid mechanics and numerical techniques. Good English skill in
reading, writing and communication is essential.
Interested candidates can email their CV and a brief description of their
research interests to Dr. Maxim Solovchuk: solovchuk@gmail.com.

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ilyac — Mon, 03 Aug 2015 22:20:43 +0300

We are looking for an excellent candidate for a Ph.D. position in the School of Computing at Clemson University beginning Spring 2016 or Fall 2016. The candidate will work under the supervision of Dr. Ilya Safro on combinatorial scientific computing, and large-scale discrete optimization. Some projects will include collaboration with national labs.

The ideal candidate should have a solid background in

- discrete mathematics, algorithms
- numerical methods (in particular, in linear algebra)
- C/C++

Basic knowledge of multigrid and optimization is a big plus.

Some experience in the following areas will be considered as an advantage (not mandatory)

- HPC and parallel programming/MPI/OpenMP/Hadoop
- graph/network libraries (such as Boost Graph Library, LEDA, and
NetworkX)
- scientific computing libraries (such as PETSc)

Please send your application and questions to Ilya Safro at isafro@clemson.edu. The application should include one pdf with

- cover letter or/and essay
- resume
- grades
- contact details of 2-3 references

The subject line must contain "PhD Application (CSC)".

The School of Computing has 42 faculty members, more than 400 undergraduate majors, and over 200 graduate students collectively across its three divisions: Computer Science, Visual Computing, and Human-Centered Computing. Clemson University is located in Clemson, South Carolina, a college town on beautiful Lake Hartwell at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, conveniently situated within a 2hr drive from both Atlanta and Charlotte. Clemson has an enrolment of approximately 20,000. U.S. News & World Report has ranked Clemson in the Top 20 nationally among public universities, and Clemson ranks number 5 among U.S. universities in supercomputing.

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infidel — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 23:36:14 +0300

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Signal Processing Postdoc, Warsaw, Poland (no replies)

kkazi — Mon, 18 Nov 2013 15:11:32 +0400

Post-doc position available

Centre of New Technologies, University of Warsaw Application deadline: 17/12/2013

The project
The main goal of the project coordinated by Dr. Krzysztof Kazimierczuk is to extend the theory of signal
processing known as compressed sensing, on the broad range of problems of nuclear magnetic resonance
spectroscopy (NMR). For details check www.cent.uw.edu.pl.

Qualifications
� Ph.D. in Mathematics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related disciplines
� Knowledge on Compressed Sensing theory
� Practical experience in signal processing
� Basic programming skills (C and MATLAB)
� Open mind and ability to solve interdisciplinary tasks

The application should include:
� Cover letter, describing Candidate motivation
� Curriculum Vitae (CV)
� PhD certificate
� One or more letters of recommendation from a scientist who is familiar with the Candidate (submitted directly to email address below)
� Information on scientific publications, scholarships, prizes and awards or other relevant documents demonstrating the excellence of Candidate
� A list of attended conferences with titles and authors of presentations

Employment conditions
The employment as full-time assistant with salary of 4500 PLN (brutto). The initial appointment is one-year
with possibility of renewal for up to four years. The appointment should start in February 2014.

Contact
Please apply to: k.kazimierczuk@cent.uw.edu.pl
(entitle your email �POSTDOC APPLICATION�).

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frxbel — Sat, 21 Sep 2013 13:23:36 +0400

PhD position in Mathematical Statistics

Applications are invited for a PhD position in Mathematical Statistics at the department of Mathematics of the VU University Amsterdam. The intended area of research is Bayesian nonparametrics, keywords: nonparametric Bayesian inference, oracle posterior rates, lower bounds for posterior rates, confidence of credible sets, Bayesian two-stage optimization procedures, compressed sensing by Bayesian approach. Other topics are possible.

Candidates must have a master degree in mathematics or theoretical physics. A strong background (and interest) in mathematical statistics is essential.

This is a 4-year position, available with immediate effect. The gross salary is in the range between � 2062 and � 2638 gross per month. The salary is supplemented with a holiday bonus of 8% and an end-of-year bonus of 8,3% per year. Conditions are based on the Collective Employment Agreement of the Dutch Universities.

To apply, please send a letter of application (including contact details of at least one referee), a curriculum vitae and study results (list of examination grades) by email to e.n.belitser@vu.nl .

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PhD positions in Humanoid Robotics. Deadline: September 20, 2013 (no replies)

kabarga — Thu, 15 Aug 2013 20:01:50 +0400

New PhD positions in Humanoid Robotics. Deadline: September 20, 2013.
PhD positions in Humanoid Robotics in Italian Institute of Technology (IIT, Genova).

Deadline: September 20, 2013.

Requirements: Candidates are expected to have good knowledge and experience in rigid body dynamics, classical and modern control theory and good programming skills (Matlab, C/C++) (Dynamics/Control %70, Programming 30%).

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Official IIT announcement: www.iit.it/en/news/news/2011-phd-course-with-university-of-genova.html
Specific topics for each course: www.iit.it/phdschool

Theme: Dynamic Simulation Study And Experimental Implementation Of High Performance Leg For Jumping, Hopping, And Running
Tutors: Dr. Zhibin LI, Dr. Roy Featherstone, Dr. Nikos Tsagarakis
Department: ADVR (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia)
http://www.iit.it/advr

Description: The capability of walking endows humans to traverse most landforms. However, to negotiate with discrete terrains, counteract large disturbance, and travel fast, the ability to jump, hop, and run becomes a must.

The research will explore the theoretical aspects of physics for jumping, hopping and running in order to discover the necessary physical attributes of a leg that is suitable at these tasks. The control aspects of jumping, hopping and running will also be explored in order to develop control schemes that obtain the highest possible performance from a given leg.
The candidate is expected to perform experiments on the leg prototype in order to investigate the practical and technical aspects of achieving high performance. The aim should be to demonstrate a level of performance that exceeds any existing leg designs demonstrated in literature. The leg compliance will also be studied for improving the stability and robustness given a set of physical parameters of the leg such as mass distribution, inertia.

Requirements: The candidate should work as part of a team with the responsibility for analyzing the leg's performance at jumping, hopping and running, and suggesting approaches in which the leg design could be improved Candidates are expected to have good knowledge and experience in rigid body dynamics, mechanics, classical and modern control theory, programming skills (Matlab, C/C++) (Dynamics/Control %70, Programming 30%).
Contacts: zhibin.li@iit.it, nikos.tsagarakis@iit.it

Theme: Whole-Body Cooperative Manipulation During Dynamic Locomotion
Tutors: Dr. Zhibin LI, Dr. Jinoh Lee, Dr. Nikos Tsagarakis
Department: ADVR (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia)
http://www.iit.it/advr

Description: The research aim is to develop a control framework that permits the humanoid robots to form multiple compliant contacts to perform cooperative manipulation tasks with humans while resolving the balancing, walking, and redundancy issues.

The algorithms to be developed should interpret certain level of motion intention from human operator through the contacts with the shared object so as to allow the robot to cooperate with human with no requirement of additional vision assistance. The PhD candidate is expected to explore different control approaches such as optimal control, impedance control to robustly execute the manipulation tasks while undergoing external disturbances, limited sensor resolutions, non-modeled contact conditions (uncertainty from friction, elastic objects), and deal with the redundancy problem in real-time. Apart from the control aspect, traditional sensory feedbacks such as joint torque, end-effector force/torque, as well as the novel sensory techniques such as robotic skins, will be investigated as well. The whole control framework might partition the manipulation task and the balancing or walking task as different modules, but since they are dynamically coupled, it has to consider the interplay between these sub-tasks in order to generate a smooth and dynamically stable whole-body motion. The algorithms will be tested on the full-body intrinsically COmpliant huMANoid robot COMAN with torque control features (http://www.iit.it/en/advr-labs/humanoids-a-human-centred-mechatronics/advr-humanoids-projects/compliant-humanoid-platform-coman.html).

Contacts: zhibin.li@iit.it, jinoh.lee@iit.it, nikos.tsagarakis@iit.it

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Humanoids & Human Centred Mechatronics
Department of Advanced Robotics
Italian Institute of Technology

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PhD in Math at Vanderbilt University, USA (no replies)

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Funded PhD position in systems biology at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona (no replies)

kost-golubev — Tue, 16 Jul 2013 10:58:34 +0400

A new research group in the Department of Experimental and Health Sciences is seeking a fulltime PhD student who is interested in developing mathematical and computational models in order to understand mechanisms of biological regulation.

Our research uses systems biology in order to answer fundamental questions in gene regulation and other cellular processes. We combine high-throughput single-cell measurements with mathematical models in order to learn the precise molecular mechanisms that underlie specific cellular processes. This is a young and dynamic lab in a new and exciting field.

Position responsibilities and requirements:

� The student will have primary responsibility for developing and mathematical models and in fitting these models to data.

� Knowledge of biology is not required, but affinity for the subject is preferred.

� A master�s degree in physics, math, computer science, statistics, quantitative economics or a similar field is required.

� Programming experience is required, experience with Matlab and Mathematica is preferred.

� The ability to solve continuous and discrete time Markov processes is preferred.

� Experience with stochastic differential equations is preferred.

� Knowledge of machine learning and Bayesian statistics is preferred.

� Knowledge of statistical modeling (ANOVA, generalized linear mixed modeling) is preferred.

� A scientific publication or experience working in a research environment is preferred.

� Fluent English is required, Spanish is not required.

please contact

Lucas Carey

lucas.carey@weizmann.ac.il

http://www.wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/~lcarey

for a sample publication showing the type of work done in the lab, see here:

http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pbio.1001528

and for a summary of this paper, here: http://www.yeastgenome.org/keeping-the-noise-down

Phd positions at the Max-Planck Institute for Mathematics, Germany (no replies)

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New PhD positions in Humanoid Robotics. Deadline: September 20, 2013. (no replies)

kabarga — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 17:32:55 +0400

PhD positions in Humanoid Robotics in Italian Institute of Technology (IIT, Genova).

Deadline: September 20, 2013.

Requirements: Candidates are expected to have good knowledge and experience in rigid body dynamics, classical and modern control theory and good programming skills (Matlab, C/C++) (Dynamics/Control %70, Programming 30%).

Official IIT announcement: www.iit.it/en/news/news/2011-phd-course-with-university-of-genova.html
Specific topics for each course: www.iit.it/phdschool

Theme: Dynamic Simulation Study And Experimental Implementation Of High Performance Leg For Jumping, Hopping, And Running
Tutors: Dr. Zhibin LI, Dr. Roy Featherstone, Dr. Nikos Tsagarakis
Department: ADVR (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia)
http://www.iit.it/advr

Description: The capability of walking endows humans to traverse most landforms. However, to negotiate with discrete terrains, counteract large disturbance, and travel fast, the ability to jump, hop, and run becomes a must.

The research will explore the theoretical aspects of physics for jumping, hopping and running in order to discover the necessary physical attributes of a leg that is suitable at these tasks. The control aspects of jumping, hopping and running will also be explored in order to develop control schemes that obtain the highest possible performance from a given leg.
The candidate is expected to perform experiments on the leg prototype in order to investigate the practical and technical aspects of achieving high performance. The aim should be to demonstrate a level of performance that exceeds any existing leg designs demonstrated in literature. The leg compliance will also be studied for improving the stability and robustness given a set of physical parameters of the leg such as mass distribution, inertia.

Requirements: The candidate should work as part of a team with the responsibility for analyzing the leg's performance at jumping, hopping and running, and suggesting approaches in which the leg design could be improved Candidates are expected to have good knowledge and experience in rigid body dynamics, mechanics, classical and modern control theory, programming skills (Matlab, C/C++) (Dynamics/Control %70, Programming 30%).
Contacts: zhibin.li@iit.it, nikos.tsagarakis@iit.it

Theme: Whole-Body Cooperative Manipulation During Dynamic Locomotion
Tutors: Dr. Zhibin LI, Dr. Jinoh Lee, Dr. Nikos Tsagarakis
Department: ADVR (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia)
http://www.iit.it/advr

Description: The research aim is to develop a control framework that permits the humanoid robots to form multiple compliant contacts to perform cooperative manipulation tasks with humans while resolving the balancing, walking, and redundancy issues.

The algorithms to be developed should interpret certain level of motion intention from human operator through the contacts with the shared object so as to allow the robot to cooperate with human with no requirement of additional vision assistance. The PhD candidate is expected to explore different control approaches such as optimal control, impedance control to robustly execute the manipulation tasks while undergoing external disturbances, limited sensor resolutions, non-modeled contact conditions (uncertainty from friction, elastic objects), and deal with the redundancy problem in real-time. Apart from the control aspect, traditional sensory feedbacks such as joint torque, end-effector force/torque, as well as the novel sensory techniques such as robotic skins, will be investigated as well. The whole control framework might partition the manipulation task and the balancing or walking task as different modules, but since they are dynamically coupled, it has to consider the interplay between these sub-tasks in order to generate a smooth and dynamically stable whole-body motion. The algorithms will be tested on the full-body intrinsically COmpliant huMANoid robot COMAN with torque control features (http://www.iit.it/en/advr-labs/humanoids-a-human-centred-mechatronics/advr-humanoids-projects/compliant-humanoid-platform-coman.html).

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PhD Studentship in Computational Modelling at Queen Mary, University of London (no replies)

vas — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 12:31:02 +0400

PhD Studentship: Shallow water modelling for environmental engineering problems
Queen Mary, University of London -School of Engineering and Materials Science

The project in question will be primarily devoted to computational modelling of tidal flows. The goal will be to develop a new unsteady high-resolution model for the prediction of flow unsteadiness typical of operational conditions of the tidal turbines, e.g., the variation of the effective angle of attack of a turbine blade due to the incoming free-stream turbulence. This model can then be used in the turbine blade design optimization studies. In addition, another use of the (multi-layer) shallow-water model developed can be to study oceanic flows such as double-gyre currents at eddy-resolving regimes. The prerequisites for the project will include previous background in mathematical/computational modelling.

Supervisors: Dr Sergey A. Karabasov

Research Area: Modelling and Simulation in Engineering Systems

Keywords: computational modelling, numerical methods, high-resolution numerical schemes, geophysical fluid dynamics, tidal energy

QMUL Research Studentship Details:

- Available to Home/EU/International Applicants
- Full Time research degree programme only
- Applicants will be required to start the degree programme in September/October 2012.
- The studentship arrangement will cover tuition fees and provide an annual stipend (£15,590 in 2011/12) for up to three years.
- The minimum requirement for this studentship opportunity is a good Honours degree (minimum 2(i) honours or equivalent) or MSc/MRes in a relevant discipline.
- Students must be able to demonstrate "a capability to undertake and benefit from research training through to completion, to the standard necessary to qualify for a PhD."
- Some compulsory teaching responsibilities will be required.
- International applicants should refer to the following website at http://www.qmul.ac.uk/international/index.html
- If English is not your first language then you will require a valid English certificate equivalent to IELTS 6.5+ overall with a minimum score of 5.5 in all sections (Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking).

Contact Details:

For informal enquiries about this position and project details, please contact Dr Sergey A. Karabasov

E-mail: sak36@cam.ac.uk

Application Method:

To apply for this studentship and for entry on to the Aerospace Engineering programme (Full Time, Semester 1 start) please follow the instructions detailed in section 3 of the following webpage: http://www.sems.qmul.ac.uk/research/howtoapply/

During the online application process you will be asked to provide details of any funding you are applying for, please be sure to include a reference to '2012 SEMS RSS SAK 1' to associate your application with this studentship opportunity. For general admissions enquiries please email the School's Research Administrator, Mr Jonathon Hills on j.hills@qmul.ac.uk

Deadline for Applications: 31st August 2012

PhD program at UW-Madison (no replies)

sdenissov — Mon, 04 Jun 2012 23:05:32 +0400

University of Wisconsin-Madison is one of the best public universities in US. The Analysis group is actively recruting PhD students with the focus on projects in Harmonic analysis, Approximation theory, Mathematical theory of Fluids, Reaction-Diffusion equations. The high quality research of PhD students might be supported by various grants.

You can find more information on http://www.math.wisc.edu/graduate/about
If interested, please, feel free to visit my page http://www.math.wisc.edu/~denissov/ and ask the questions by email.

Postdoctoral Position in Computational Biophysics at the Research Center Juelich, Germany (no replies)

fedosov — Sat, 26 May 2012 23:07:44 +0400

A postdoctoral position on multiscale modeling of microcirculatory blood flow in health and in cancer is available at the Theoretical Soft Matter and Biophysics group, Institute of Complex Systems (ICS-2) of Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany. Our group works at the interface between physics, biology, and chemistry using computer simulations and analytical theory.

Blood flow in microcirculation plays a fundamental role in a wide range of physiological processes and pathologies in the organism including transport of molecules and cells, organism defense, haemostasis, and various diseases. A prominent example of the significance of microcirculatory blood flow is cancer, where blood flow is essential for tumor growth and metastasis, but also strongly affects tumor detection and treatment, since it is the main path for the delivery of imaging agents and drugs. Our current understanding of blood flow behavior under well-defined and controlled conditions is not sufficient to describe and, if necessary, control or manipulate various microcirculatory processes and to achieve efficient drug delivery to tumor sites. This postdoctoral project will provide an opportunity to investigate blood flow behavior in normal and tumor microcirculation using analytical and novel numerical methods.

Job description:
The new postdoctoral associate will be investigating blood flow in normal and tumor microcirculation using the blood flow model developed in our group. The model is based on the dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) method and is implemented within a highly parallelized code. Blood flow in various vessel structures characteristic for normal and tumor microcirculation will be studied. In particular, he or she will be looking at local blood flow properties, hemodynamic resistance, and cell migration and trafficking for various conditions including endothelial surface layer, vessel leakiness, and altered blood rheology. The postdoctoral associate will also focus on the development of theoretical models for blood flow in normal and tumor microvascular networks and on model validation against available experimental data. At the same time, he or she will actively participate in the development of efficient algorithms and a parallel code to enable realistic blood flow simulations in large microvascular networks.

Your profile:
- Strong motivation to study flow of complex fluids and its related processes and to develop new algorithms.
- A PhD degree (or equivalent) in physics, biophysics, applied mathematics, or a relevant engineering discipline.
- Solid programming skills and expertise in numerical and particle-based methods.
- Experience with parallel programming using MPI and high-performance computing resources is advantageous, but not necessary.
- Some knowledge of biological and biophysical aspects of normal and cancerous blood flow would be beneficial.
- Solid English speaking and writing skills.

What we offer:
- Experienced and friendly international research team with a strong background in biophysics and modeling blood flow.
- Cutting-edge computational facilities including the on-site top European supercomputers.
- Collaboration with the world's leading experimental groups on blood flow in healthy and tumor microcirculation.
- Independent as well as team work and a possibility to get involved in other interesting projects.
- Possibility to co-supervise PhD students.
- 1+1 year position with the starting first year and the strong possibility of renewal including competitive salary and social benefits.

Starting date:
September 2012 or later. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

How to apply:
Please send your application by email to Dr. Dmitry Fedosov (d.fedosov@fz-juelich.de) including
- Curriculum Vitae with a publication list.
- A one page statement of your background and research interests.
- A copy of your PhD degree.
- Contact information of three references.

Contact:
Dr. Dmitry Fedosov
Email: d.fedosov@fz-juelich.de
Phone: +49(2461)-612972
URL: http://iffwww.iff.kfa-juelich.de/~fedosov/D_Fedosov.html
Forschungszentrum Juelich
Institute of Complex Systems (ICS-2)
Leo-Brandt Strasse
52425 Juelich

PhD Position in Computational Biophysics at the Research Center Juelich, Germany (1 reply)

fedosov — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 17:12:16 +0400

A PhD position on multiscale modeling of microcirculatory blood flow in health and in cancer is available at the Theoretical Soft Matter and Biophysics group, Institute of Complex Systems (ICS-2) of Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany. Our group works at the interface between physics, biology, and chemistry using computer simulations and analytical theory.

Blood flow in microcirculation plays a fundamental role in a wide range of physiological processes and pathologies in the organism including transport of molecules and cells, organism defense, haemostasis, and various diseases. A prominent example of the significance of microcirculatory blood flow is cancer, where blood flow is essential for tumor growth and metastasis, but also strongly affects tumor detection and treatment, since it is the main path for the delivery of imaging agents and drugs. Our current understanding of blood flow behavior under well-defined and controlled conditions is not sufficient to describe and, if necessary, control or manipulate various microcirculatory processes and to achieve efficient drug delivery to tumor sites. This PhD project will provide an opportunity to investigate blood flow behavior in normal and tumor microcirculation using analytical and novel numerical methods.

Job description:
The new team member will be investigating blood flow in microcirculation using the blood flow model developed in our group. The model is based on the dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) method, a mesoscale hydrodynamic simulation technique, and is implemented within a highly parallelized code. The PhD student will study blood flow in various vessel structures characteristic for normal and tumor microcirculation. In particular, he or she will be looking at local blood flow properties, hemodynamic resistance, and cell migration and trafficking for various conditions such as blood cell volume fraction, flow rate, cell aggregation, and vessel wall elasticity. The PhD student will also actively participate in the development of efficient algorithms and a parallel code to enable realistic blood flow simulations in large microvascular networks, which will be validated against available experimental data.

Your profile:
- Strong motivation to study flow of complex fluids and its related processes and to develop new algorithms.
- A master's degree or diploma in physics, biophysics, applied mathematics, chemistry, or a relevant engineering discipline.
- Good programming skills and experience with numerical modeling and particle-based methods.
- Experience with parallel programming using MPI and high-performance computing resources is advantageous, but not necessary.

What we offer:
- Experienced and friendly international research team with a strong background in biophysics and modeling blood flow.
- Cutting-edge computational facilities including the on-site top European supercomputers.
- Collaboration with the world's leading experimental groups on blood flow in healthy and tumor microcirculation.
- Three-year PhD program including a competitive salary and social benefits.
- To take part in the International Helmholtz Research School of Biophysics and Soft Matter (http://www.ihrs-biosoft.de) with a highly multidisciplinary environment.

Starting date:
September 2012 or later. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

How to apply:
Please send your application by email to Dr. Dmitry Fedosov (d.fedosov@fz-juelich.de) including
- Curriculum Vitae.
- Motivation letter (a one page statement of your background and research interests).
- Copies of your university degree/s and grades.
- Contact information of two references.

Contact:
Dr. Dmitry Fedosov
Email: d.fedosov@fz-juelich.de
Phone: +49(2461)-612972
URL: http://iffwww.iff.kfa-juelich.de/~fedosov/D_Fedosov.html
Forschungszentrum Juelich
Institute of Complex Systems (ICS-2)
Leo-Brandt Strasse
52425 Juelich

PhD positions in Math in Stockholm (no replies)

shwedka — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 22:36:31 +0400

We are looking for possible candidates for PhD positions at our Dept. These positions are
for 4 (5) years and have rather good conditions. If you know a good candidate, please pass
this e-mail or the announcement to him/her.

http://www2.math.su.se/~pak/PhD.html

The deadline for application is May 2.

Thanks in advance!

15 doctoral (PhD) positions in Munich and Graz (no replies)

vexler — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 17:40:26 +0400

The international research training group "Optimization and Numerical
Analysis for Partial Differential Equations with Nonsmooth Structures" (IGDK 1754), funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the Austrian Science Fund (FWF)
associated with the four universities

* Technische Universitaet Muenchen (Germany)
* Universitaet der Bundeswehr Muenchen (Germany)
* Karl-Franzens-Universitaet Graz (Austria)
* Technische Universität Graz (Austria)

invites applications for

10 Doctoral positions (75% TV-L 13) in Munich and

5 Doctoral positions (75%) in Graz

Applicants should hold a master's degree or equivalent in mathematics or
related areas with a strong background in one of the fields of numerics,
optimization, or analysis. Highly qualified women are especially invited
to apply.
Applicants are asked to submit a curriculum vitae, copies of certifications of academic qualifications held, a copy of a degree thesis or of a peer-reviewed
publication (if available) and two letters of recommendation. Additionally, the candidates are asked to inform themselves beforehand about the spectrum of the available
PhD topics from the web page of the IGDK and to order them according to their interest, giving written explanations for their choice within the application letter.

To ensure full consideration, all information should preferably be received by
January 31, 2012. The earliest possible start time is March 1, 2012.
Applications should be sent by email to both speakers Prof. Dr. Boris Vexler (vexler@ma.tum.de) and Prof. Dr. Karl Kunisch (karl.kunisch@uni-graz.at).

For further information about scientific topics covered and conditions for
application, please visit our website http://igdk1754.ma.tum.de.

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PhD positions in Humanoid Robotics. Deadline: September 20, 2013 (no replies)

PhD in Math at Vanderbilt University, USA (no replies)

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Phd positions at the Max-Planck Institute for Mathematics, Germany (no replies)

New PhD positions in Humanoid Robotics. Deadline: September 20, 2013. (no replies)

PhD Studentship in Computational Modelling at Queen Mary, University of London (no replies)

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PhD positions in Math in Stockholm (no replies)

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