[PT] Foundation Sciences Mathematiques de Paris: post-doc and post-graduate programs
Thomas Ehrhard <[email protected]>
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Dear colleagues, The Foundation Sciences Mathematiques de Paris www.sciencesmaths-paris.fr <http://www.sciencesmaths-paris.fr> that covers all fields of mathematics as well as (theoretical) computer science, has opened its 2011 programs, including a (1 year or 2 years) postdoc program, and a post-graduate education program. POSTDOC PROGRAMME: Applications that are particularly suited for one of the three computer science research labs of the Foundation: LIAFA and PPS, at university Paris 7 - Paris Diderot: www.liafa.jussieu.fr and www.pps.jussieu.fr DI - LIENS at Ecole Normale Supérieure: www.di.ens.fr or/and for one of the research teams of INRIA Rocquencourt associated with the Foundation are welcome. The deadline for postdoc applications is **** December 14, 2010 **** The application procedure is as indicated on the website of the Foundation (English version available). But I can only highly recommend that potential candidates take prior contacts with a member of the hosting laboratory or team. Only candidates with a clear research fit, and a high research profile may have a chance to win this tough competition, given its broad scope! Don't hesitate to contact me or one of my colleages in Paris 7 University and Ecole Normale Superieure for further details or advice. POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMME. The students who will be selected under this programme will be enrolled in the wide and already well-established Master Parisien de Recherche in Informatique (some courses are offered in English), or in the Computer Science curriculum of the ENS: http://mpri.master.univ-paris7.fr/ http://predoc.di.ens.fr/ The deadline for postgraduate applications is (also) **** December 14, 2010 **** If you wish to recommend a particularly good and motivated student, we recommend that you contact a close colleague working in one of the labs and teams of the Foundation. Best regards, Thomas Ehrhard, PPS