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PhD / Postdoc Positions in Adaptive Wavelet Methods, TU Darmstadt, Germany
Within the DFG Priority Programme SPP 1324 the Department of Mathematics at the Technische UniversitÔt Darmstadt offers a PhD- or Postdoc-Position (Pos. No. 326), volume of employment 75%, for three years.
The candidate will work in a research project on Adaptive Wavelet Methods for Stochastic Partial Differential Equations, which is jointly carried out in Darmstadt (Prof. Ritter), Dresden (Prof. Schilling) and Marburg (Prof. Dahlke).
Applicants should have a strong background in probability theory (stochastic analysis) or numerical analysis (partial differential equations, wavelets). German language skills are helpful, but not necessary.
We explicitly encourage female researchers to apply for the position. Disabled candidates will be given preference among equally qualified applicants. The salary is according to BAT sacle.
Please contact ritter[ at ]mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de for further information about the position. See also http://www.dfg-spp1324.de for information on the Priority Programme.
Please send your applications to
Prof. Dr. Klaus Ritter
Fachbereich Mathematik
SchloYgartenstr. 7
64289 Darmstadt
Germany
Applications will be considered as they arrive, starting in October 2008.
Closing date: October, 31th 2008

Link: http://www.matnat.uio.no/english/research/education/phd_programme_presentation.html
Doctoral Research Fellowship in Mathematics, University of Oslo, Norway
University of Oslo
Doctoral Research Fellowship (stipendiat/PhD)
Department of Mathematics, Mechanics Division
Position as Doctoral Research Fellowship (Stipendiat/PhD)
available at Department of Mathematics, Mechanics Division.
Employment up to 3 years without teaching duties.
The position pertains to the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Oslo, Department of Mathematics, Mechanics Division.
The position is connected with the Multiphase Flow Assurance Centre (FACE), with the objective to deliver world class applied and fundamental research and education focused on production, transportation and separation of complex well fluids.
The PhD project concerns detailed velocity/turbulence measurements of particles in single-phase and stratified two-phase flow. Applicants should have background in fluid mechanics, turbulence theory and it is an advantage with background in experimental methods in fluid mechanics.
Information about the Department of Mathematics and the Mechanics Division can be found on our web pages http://www.math.uio.no/
The successful candidate must have a university education corresponding to a master degree. Admission to the doctoral programme is a prerequisite for employment as research fellow. Final plan for research training shall be approved no later than 3-three months after employment. An orientation about Ph.D. studies at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences can be found on this link.
The application must include complete information about the applicants education (undergraduate and graduate level) and other relevant activities and work experience. Consult also the current guidelines for employment in fellowship positions at the University of Oslo.
The University of Oslo wishes to achieve a more equal distribution of scientific employees between the genders. Female applicants are encouraged to apply (õ?Section 10 of SDA, 1975õ? - employment wholly outside of Great Britain).
UiO has an agreement for all employees, aiming to secure rights to research results a.o.
For further information: Associate professor Atle Jensen, tlf 22 85 58 41, email: atlej[ at ]math.uio.no.
Salary level (Lánnstrinn): 45-51 (NOK 353 000 - 391 500) (depending on competence/experience).
REF. NR.: 2008/17494
Application deadline: 16 October 2008
According to current guidelines, time employed as research fellow or in other recruitment positions may be deducted from the time of employment.
The application, marked with the reference number 2008/17494, should be sent together with CV, grade transcripts, letters of recommendations and list of publications and unpublished works to:
The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciencesv/Senior executive officer Grete AndresenPostboks 1032, BlindernNO-0316 Oslo, Norway.
Application and CV can be sent by email to: grete.andresen[ at ]matnat.uio.no.
Application documents are usually not returned

Company EPFL / ETH Lausanne
Workplace Lausanne
Description Our institute is focused on issues of Technology & Operations Management (TOM) which arise in technology-based enterprise such as coordination in new product introductions, operation and supply chain management, outsourcing management, management of technology standards and multi-firm collaborations. We base our work on stylized quantitative models that capture essential tradeoffs and offer managerial insights. We strongly encourage industry collaboration to help bridge between theory and practice.
The post-doctoral position will typically span two years, with the possibility of annual extensions to four years. A PhD Student position will typically span three to four years, including doctoral coursework.
Working language is English.
Your job
* Full responsibility for your own research / own dissertation
* Research in close collaboration with industry partners
* Supervision of student projects and basic administrative support
We offer
* Excellent working con***ions: an innovative and competitive atmosphere, modern equipped working areas and an environment that promotes access to the world''s best scientists
* Individual and intensive supervision of your PhD Project
* Full financial support
Education We expect
* An excellent PhD degree / Master''s level degree, preferably in Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Mathematics or Computer Science
* A strong mathematical background and a sincere interest in business-related topics
* Proficiency in English, strong team spirit, social skills, independence and a high level of motivation for academic research work motivated by relevant practical problems
Entrance upon Upon agreement
Remarks Please note:
* APPLICATION FOR PhD POSITION CAN ONLY BE DONE ONLINE AT THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM EDMT:
http://phd.epfl.ch/edmt
DEADLINE: April 30, 2009
* APPLICATION FOR THE POST-DOCTORAL POSITION, PLEASE SEND A CV & LETTER OF INTENTION TO tom@epfl.ch
We are looking forward to your application!
Is Jobsharing possible? no
Only for persons notified workless in Switzerland? no
Contact address Prof. Ralf Seifert
TOM - CDM
EPFL
ODY - Station 5
CH - 1015 Lausanne
Email tom@epfl.ch
Link to the company http://tom.epfl.ch

PhD Studentships in Statistics, University of Cambridge, UK
Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics
Limit of tenure: 3 years
Applications are invited for PhD studentships in Statistics, to be held in the Statistical Laboratory. The Studentships are associated with the Cambridge Statistics Initiative which is targeted at the development of novel statistical methodology, both generic and in specific application areas. Information about the Laboratory can be found at www.statslab.cam.ac.uk .
The studentships will provide funding to cover fees at the home/EU rate. Ad***ional funding for fees for those paying the overseas arts rate could be available and will be assessed competitively. A stipend will be paid of at least the equivalent to the national minimum (13290 for the academic year 2009/10) for a minimum period of 3 years.
Supervision, along with research training tailored to the needs of the student, will be provided by the Laboratory. Research interests of academic staff can be found at www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/Dept/People
Applicants must qualify for admission to the PhD course at the University of Cambridge. They should normally hold (or expect to be awarded) a first class UK honours degree or equivalent and a postgraduate qualification in Mathematics or Statistics.
Initial enquiries, which should include a curriculum vitae and an indication of possible research topics, should be directed to Professor A.P. Dawid, email: apd[ at ]statslab.cam.ac.uk
Quote Reference: LF04227
Closing Date: 31 January 2009
The University values diversity and is committed to equality of opportunity.

PhD Research Position on Foundations of XML Databases at the Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Stipend: 25,000 NZD per year (tax-free) plus fees
Ad***ional income: The successful candidate will have the opportunity *****pplement the stipend by contributing to undergraduate teaching.
Duration: available for 3 years, commencing 01 March 2009 (or earlier)
The PhD is part of a project supported by the Marsden fund council from Government funding, administered by the Royal Society of New Zealand. We invite applications from excellent domestic or international candidates who have a Masterâ?Ts degree in mathematics or computer science (or equivalent), and an interest in applying methods from logic, discrete math and complexity theory to database research.
How to apply
An application that includes an explanation of the candidates interest in the position and background, a full CV, an academic transcript and a confirmation of the prerequisite qualification, a two-page summary of the Masterâ?Ts thesis, and the name and contact details of at least one referee, should be sent to sebastian.link[ at ]vuw.ac.nz by 21 November 2008. Applications will be considered until the position is filled.
New Zealand is rated one of the top destinations in the world with its clean green natural image, scenery, Lord of the Rings film setting, adventure, culture and value for money (http://www.tourism.net.nz/). New Zealandâ?Ts capital city, Wellington, is an experience that will reveal the creative, political and cultural nature of New Zealand, but still provide blockbuster scenery (http://www.wellingtonnz.com/). Information about the Victoria University of Wellington can be obtained at http://www.vuw.ac.nz/
For further details: contact sebastian.link[ at ]vuw.ac.nz or sven.hartmann[ at ]tu-clausthal.de

Within the DFG Priority Programme SPP 1324 õ?oExtraction of Quantifiable Information from Complex Systemsõ?Tõ? the Department of Mathematics at the Philipps-University of Marburg offers a PhD-Position (3/4 BAT IIa) for three years. The candidate will work in a research project on õ?oAdaptive Wavelet Methods for Stochastic Partial Differential Equations''õ?T, which is jointly carried out with TU Darmstadt (Prof. Ritter) and TU Dresden (Prof. Schilling). Qualified candidates can also be hired on a postdoc level
Topics:
Development of wavelet schemes for the numerical treatment of stochastic partial differential equations
Implementation and testing of the algorithms
General Qualifications:
Diplom, Master or equivalent degree
Applicants should have basic knowlegde in numerical analysis
Programming skills (C++, Matlab)
German language skills are helpful, but not necessary
We explicitly encourage female researchers to apply for the position. Disabled candidates will be given preference among equally qualified applicants.
For further information concerning the Priority Programme 1324, see http://www.dfg-spp1324.de
Applicants who feel they possess the above qualifications and qualities are strongly encouraged to apply. Please send your application to:
Philipps-UniversitÔt Marburg
Fachbereich Mathematik und Informatik
AG Numerik und Optimierung
Prof. Dr. S. Dahlke
Hans-Meerwein-Str., Lahnberge
D-35032 Marburg
Germany
Electronic submissions are also welcome, to dahlke[ at ]mathematik.uni-marburg.de. Please contact Prof. Dr. S. Dahlke for further information about the position (phone +49(0)6421-28-25474, http://www.mathematik.uni-marburg.de/~dahlke)
Applications will be considered as they arrive, starting in October 2008.
Philipps-UniversitÔt Marburg
Stephan Dahlke
Marburg, Hessen
Germany
Tel: +49 6421-28-25474
Fax: +49 6421/28-26945
E-Mail: dahlke[ at ]mathematik.uni-marburg.de
Application deadilne: 31 December 2008

PhD position bioinformatics/molecular biology/biochemistry
Wednesday 22. October 2008
Company Institute of Cell Biology, University of Bern
Workplace Bern, Switzerland
Description A position is available in the group of Torsten Ochsenreiter at the Institute of Cell Biology at the University of Bern. The focus of the Institute of Cell Biology is on RNA biology and host pathogen interaction, which are studied in a wide range of systems like Drosophila, yeast, human cell lines and parasites.
My group focuses on RNA e***ing and mitochondrial biogenesis in the human pathogen Trypanosma brucei. We aim to generate high-throughput transcriptomics measurements that we will integrate using computational approaches in order to gain a systems-level perspective of mitochondrial biogenesis.
There are two alternative projects.
1. The successful applicant will be part of the bioinformatics and molecular biology lab and will use her/his expertise in informatics to drive the analysis and computational model development. Her/his project will include molecular biology approaches using high throughput techniques and subsequent development of computational tools/algorithms to analyse the acquired data.
OR
2. The successful applicant will be part of the molecular biology lab and use her/his expertise in molecular biology/biochemistry to study a posttranscriptional RNA modification process (RNA e***ing) in trypanosomes.
You will be working in an international (lab language is English) highly stimulating scientific environment and be part of the graduate school at the Department of Biology. The position is initially guarantied for two years.

Education For project 1. A M.Sc. in mathematics, computer sciences or physics or bioinformatics, or alternatively in biology with very strong computer programming skills. The applicant does not need any prior molecular biology experience, she/he will be trained in the lab.
For project 2. A M.Sc. in biology/biochemistry. The applicant does not need prior parasitology experience.

Entrance upon immediately
Is Jobsharing possible? no
Only for persons notified workless in Switzerland? no
Contact address Dr. Torsten Ochsenreiter
University of Bern,
Institute of Cell Biology
Baltzerstrasse 4
3012 Bern, Switzerland

Email torsten.ochsenreiter@izb.unibe.ch
Link to the company http://www.izb.unibe.ch/index.php

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Positions in Computational Methods for Direct Field Problems, Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics, Austria
Please kindly mention ScholarshipNet when applying for this position
Description of the project and the position:
Applications are invited for a PhD position in the group of ?oComputational Methods for Direct Field Problems?, at Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics (RICAM), Linz, Austria. This position is part of the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) project ?oIsogeometric method for partial differential equations?, led by Dr. S.K. Tomar. This project has several international and national
collaborations.
The position is limited to three years. The research is funded according to the FWF salary guidelines, see this link.
The starting monthly gross income is 1830.60 Euro. This includes social security (pension), health care coverage, and unemployment benefits. Some ad***ional funds will also be available for research purposes (conference participation, research visits abroad, etc.). Apart from the standard computing resources, e.g. a personal laptop or a workstation with all the necessary softwares for routine work,
access to large-scale machines are also available whenever required. The working language of the institute is English.
Requirements:
A master?Ts degree in applied/computational mathematics is required with excellent grades. The applicant must have a good understanding of numerical solution techniques, e.g. (discontinuous-Galerkin) finite element methods, for partial differential equations. Due to the computational nature of the project, high-level of programming skills (in fortran/c++/matlab) is also required. Ad***ionally, some
background in linear algebra and iterative solvers (e.g. multigrid/multilevel methods) is desirable. Apart from a strong interest in the above-mentioned work, the applicant should be highly motivated in learning new topics related to the work.
The application material will consist the following documents:
(1) A concise application letter (max 1 page) describing yourself, research interests, and motivations for joining the project, and the curriculum vitae (single file of both)
(2) Scanned image of the master?Ts degree certificate (aggregate grade as well as grades obtained in each course should be mentioned in the CV if not listed in the certificate),
(3) Names of two referees, one from the Master thesis supervisor, and one from the instructor of the course (candidatê?Ts strongest topic).
PDF files of all of these documents (max allowed size 5 MB) should be sent by email (no paper application) to: satyendra.tomar[ at ]oeaw.ac.at, with a cc to: tomar.sk.prof[ at ]gmail.com, with the subject ?oApplication for IMPDE position? by 12th October. The shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews by 15th October, and the interviews will be held on 16th and 19th October. The position will be offered by 23rd October. The selected candidate is expected to join by 1st November or as soon as possible thereafter.
Applications not adhering to the above-mentioned guidelines will not be entertained.
Closing date: 12th October, 2009
Dr. S.K. Tomar
Johann Radon Institute for
Computational and Applied Mathematics (RICAM)
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Altenbergerstrasse 69
A-4040 Linz, Austria

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Master?Ts Research Fellowship in Mathematics 2010-2011, CMU, USA
Master?Ts Research Fellowship in Mathematics 2010-2011 Application
The Department of Mathematics invites applications for the 2010-2011 Master?Ts Research Fellowship in Mathematics.
Master?Ts Research Fellowships in Mathematics are awarded on a competitive basis to students with outstanding academic records. Carefully follow all of the fellowship directions so you submit a complete set of fellowship application materials. Only those fellowship applicants that submit a complete portfolio will be considered for a fellowship.
Eligibility
? Must be applying for full-time enrollment in the Master?Ts degree program in mathematics
? Must meet all entrance requirements for the College of Graduate Studies and the Department of Mathematics
? Previous Master?Ts Research Fellowship in Mathematics recipients will not generally be granted a second award
Application Information
Required Portfolio Materials
? Completed Graduate Application for Admission
? Official transcripts from all previously attended institutions (undergraduate and graduate transcripts, except those from CMU) sent directly to the Department of Mathematics at the address below.
? Completed Fellowship application
? Three letters of reference
Deadline
? All required materials must be submitted by February 6, 2010 by 5:00 p.m.
? Submit to the Department of Mathematics at the address below
? Awards begin Fall 2010
http://www.grad.cmich.edu/pdffiles/MTH_MAFellow.pdf