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Mathjobs. Group Introduction: Alexey Cheskidov's research group will study some fundamental problems arising in mathematical fluid dynamics and turbulence, including regularity properties of solutions
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Scientific Computing and Model Analysis, Institute for Theoretical Sciences, Westlake University Appl Deadline: none (posted 2024/11/25) Position Description: Apply Position Description Group Introduction
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and cosmology. Current research areas in the group include physics beyond the Standard Model, neutrino and flavor physics theory and phenomenology, early universe quantum field theory and applications
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for Collider Physics , Precision Electroweak , Standard Model phenomenology , Theoretical High-Energy , Theoretical Particle Physics Appl Deadline: (posted 2025/06/13, listed until 2025/12/31) Position
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processing 2. nonequilibrium physics of molecular machines 3. understanding the role of phase-separated condensates with quantitative models 4. Modeling multicellular systems in mechanobiology 5. AI assisted
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phenomenology Beyond the Standard Model. Preference will be given to experienced candidates with a strong background in thermal/non-thermal quantum field theory. The position is for two years, with
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, including but not limited to: o Quantum error correction, fault tolerance, and resource optimization. o Entanglement dynamics, quantum control protocols, and hybrid quantum-classical algorithms. o Modeling
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its connection to dynamics, dynamic of the geodesic flows and contact flows, or other topics in ergodic theory and its applications. - Starting date: Open until all positions are filled. Compensation
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. Collaborating with the current members at the Institute is encouraged but not necessary. Application For full consideration, applicants should send a completed AMS cover sheet, curriculum vitae, a description of
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or expect to hold a Ph.D. degree in Mathematics. 2) Have a solid background in one of the following fields: Kahler geometry, geometric PDEs (Ricci flow, harmonic map, Hermitian-Yang-Mills connection