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algebra with the Nebius Lab, Stevens Institute of Technology, OR - Propose your own research direction Example project from the Nebius Lab in Stevens: The Andrews–Curtis conjecture (https://web.stevens.edu
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extension option, starting fall 2026. We aim for excellent candidates, who have completed a PhD in condensed matter theory with flying colors. The position is a joint appointment within the Physics
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. Candidates must hold a PhD in mathematics, or expect to be awarded one by the end of the calendar year of the start of the position, and at the time of appointment must be no more than 5 years from receiving
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from Tel Aviv. As part of the postdoctoral deadline agreement, no offers with acceptance deadlines earlier than January 30, 2026, will be made. Additional information can be found at: https
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) invites applications for a postdoctoral position in Random Matrix Theory and related fields, funded by the Israel Science Foundation. Applicants should hold a PhD in Theoretical or Mathematical Physics
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Matrix Theory and related fields, funded by the Israel Science Foundation. Applicants should hold a PhD in Theoretical or Mathematical Physics, or a closely related area of Applied Mathematics
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to be sent directly to edenrah@bgu.ac.il • Fill in the attached link https://forms.gle/diVpNMbMnwx8SPgp7 We hope you will be able to enjoy fruitful and satisfactory research in mathematics with us. We are
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, Barak Kol, Amit Giveon, Eliezer Rabinovici, Vladimir Narovlansky and Shmuel Elitzur, and enjoys close ties with the rest of the HEP community in Israel. Application Materials Required: Further Info: http
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. Applicants should upload a cover letter, CV and have at least two recommendation letters uploaded to the site. Application Materials Required: Further Info: https://sites.physics.bgu.ac.il/ymeir/ Department
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of Mathematics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is soliciting applications for postdoctoral positions, to be hosted by one of the faculty members listed below. Candidates must hold a PhD in mathematics, or