Professor Ely Porat is recruiting postdoctoral researchers and Ph.D.
Students for the theory and Algorithms Group at the Computer Science
Department of Bar-Ilan university in Ramat Gan, Israel.
The main fields of the group research are algorithms, data
structures,Pattern Matching and Streaming Algorithms.
The group is partially funded by an ERC Grant (MPM 683064) and other
competitive grants, hence, Prof. Porat can provide suitable students
with generous scholarships.
For postdoctoral researchers, we are looking for researchers in a
mature stage of their academic capabilities, with a Ph.D. degree in
Computer Science or Mathematics and with a strong publication record
in Theoretical Computer Science. Our threshold for applicants is at
least three papers accepted to top tier conferences (e.g. STOC, FOCS
or SODA).
The positions will be for at least one year (preferably two years of
advance commitment) with the possibility of extension .
For Ph.D. programs we require students with M.Sc. Degree in Computer
Science or related field which has at least one publication in an
international peer reviewed conference or journal.
For both kinds of positions (Ph.D. students and postdoctoral
researchers) there's a possibility to start at any stage of the year
(any synchronization with academic tears is not necessary).
Researchers and graduate students that will be accepted to the group
may pursue their own line of interest but a focus related to the
existing research areas of the group is very encouraged.
Please send your application (including a cover letter, a curriculum
vitae, a list of publications, and the names and contact information
of at least two references) to recruit.postdoc@datalab.cs.biu.ac.il.
Please attach relevant documents as pdf files.
For more details and questions - please write back to this email
address itay@datalab.cs.biu.ac.il
Best regards,
Itay Ben Tzvy Fayerverker
Prof. Ely Porat's Lab. manager
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