While we are still accepting late applications for postdoc positions, we
are now also searching for PhD students.
Euler International Mathematical Institute is a joint initiative of Steklov
Institute of Mathematics at St.Petersburg and St.Petersburg State
University.
Best regards,
Edward Hirsch
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Doctoral fellowships in mathematics, theoretical computer science,
mathematical and theoretical physics
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The *Leonhard Euler International Mathematical Institute (EIMI) *invites
applications for doctoral fellowships in mathematics, theoretical computer
science, mathematical and theoretical physics with a starting date in
*September – October 2021.*
The program is aimed to support the doctoral students of Saint Petersburg
State University (SpbU) and St.Petersburg Department of V.A.Steklov
Institute of Mathematics (PDMI). The successful candidates will be employed
by EIMI and provided a competitive salary of 70,000 rub./month. Health
insurance and a subsidy covering modest lodging expences (full or partial)
can be also provided. The doctoral students are expected to conduct
research with the aim of obtaining the PhD degree and to actively
participate in the activities of the EIMI, SPbU and PDMI, including
teaching, seminar and other research and educational events.
*Your profile*
- Good command of both spoken and written English
- Strong mathematical skills and academic excellency
- Dedication to mathematical research
- Applicants are strongly advised to inform themselves beforehand about
possible PhD topics and scientific advisors, and to explain their
preferences in their essay and cover letter (check, for example, web sites
of the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science and PDMI for the list of
possible areas and advisors:
https://math-cs.spbu.ru/en/research-areas-en/
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and http://www.pdmi.ras.ru/pdmi/en/laboratories
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)
*Application procedure*
The procedure consists of two parts — *selection for the fellowship* and
official enrollment approval.
For the selection stage the applications must be written in English or
Russian and emailed to *phd@eimi.ru <phd@eimi.ru>* containing
- Cover letter substantiating the reasons for applying to this program
at Euler institute
- An essay, outlining the research topics the applicant aims to
investigate (it can be based on the applicant's Master's thesis and/or
scientific publications)
- Curriculum Vitae
- Copies of Master's/Specialist's diploma with grade transcripts (in the
case the diploma is absent at the time of submission, a transcript of
records with the grades confirming the applicant's most recent assessment
is required)
- Preprints/published papers (if available)
- Names of at least two senior scientists who are willing to write a
letter of recommendation for the candidate (they might be contacted by us)
Applications can be submitted from December 21, 2020 through *February 28,
2021*.
Applications are evaluated by the Admission Panel, and may include a
personal interview (through zoom or skype or a similar interface)
After successfully passing the selection stage the candidate will be
directed to enroll either to the doctoral program of SPbU or PDMI.
*Additional information*
- Scientific questions are advised to be addressed to the corresponding
potential PhD advisor.
- Administrative questions should be addressed to phd@eimi.ru
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