PRR Project

Summary

The position is open in the scientific subarea of Pure Mathematics, and candidates must hold a PhD in Mathematics or in a related field, with preferably a demonstrated record of excellence in research. Candidates should possess a solid background in fundamental mathematics, with expertise in areas such as algebra, analysis, geometry, topology or mathematical logic. It is expected a strong engagement of the prospective employee in the scientific research of the Centre of Mathematics (CMAT), which should be aligned with the goals of the Department of Mathematics, in particular in the scope of advanced training. The tasks assigned to the candidate will encompass a diverse range of responsibilities, including but not limited to:(i)    Research Activities: The prospective employee should develop his/her scientific activity in line with the topics on which CMAT focuses. In addition to high-quality research in pure mathematics, CMAT is interested in strengthening fundamental mathematical knowledge and skills in high-potential areas such as data science, machine learning, quantum computing and information, and areas of clear societal interest such as biodiversity and sustainability. He/she is expected to engage in high-quality research activities in the scientific subarea. This includes carrying out original research, publishing papers in reputable journals and presenting research results at conferences and seminars.(ii)    Teaching Responsibilities: The candidate will be responsible for teaching advanced courses in the area of Mathematics. This includes developing course materials, delivering lectures, conducting tutorials and seminars, and assessing student performance. The candidate should possess excellent communication skills and demonstrate a commitment to fostering an engaging and supportive learning environment for students.(iii)    Supervision and Mentoring: The candidate may be required to supervise graduate research projects, theses, and dissertations. Additionally, the candidate should be willing to provide mentorship and guidance to students, including advising on academic and career-related matters.(iv)    Collaborative Activities: The candidate will be encouraged to collaborate with colleagues within the Centre of Mathematics, as well as with researchers from other departments or institutions. Collaborative research projects, interdisciplinary initiatives, and joint grant applications are highly encouraged.