We are looking for a Ph.D. student working on the topic 'Triangulations
and Pseudo-Triangulations of Surfaces' at Graz University of Technology,
Austria. This offer is part of the bigger project "Discrete Mathematics in
Teams" which in total supports 12 PhD positions that will closely
collaborate. The position is funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) for
up to four years, starting as soon as possible. We have a focus on
collaborative research, and every PhD project will be supervised by a pair
of advisors. For information on how to apply, please see the project
website https://docfunds.math.tugraz.at. For full consideration your
application should arrive by November 30th, 2024. Later applications will
be considered until the position is filled.
The doc.funds project is part of the "Graz School of Discrete
Mathematics", a graduate program of highest international reputation,
jointly run Univ. Graz and TU Graz. Students enjoy additional benefits
such as travel support, funds for extended research stays abroad,
mentoring, a vibrant research seminar and more. The official language is
English.
The gross salary for the position is 37,577 Euro per year.
Any further inquiries regarding the position can be directed to
discrete@tugraz.at (Michael Kerber, speaker of the Graz School of Discrete
Mathematics)
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