PROBABILITY LABORATORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BATH

PROBABILITY LABORATORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BATH
TWO BATH PRIZE FELLOWS

We have two new openings in probability in Bath, both positions which
are initially research fellowships and then normally transfer to a
permanent Lectureship at the end of year two, or exceptionally at the
end of year three.

This is an opportunity for outstanding post-doctoral researchers to
develop their academic career in a supportive and well-resourced
research environment. The postholders will be expected to pursue an
independent programme of research, including publishing in top
quality journals
and securing external research grants.

The Fellows will be based in our Probability Laboratory, Prob-L@B and
appointments should be made in two areas:

Bath Prize Fellow in Probability

The appointee will work in an area which resonates with the existing
strengths of Prob-L@B. These include branching models, geometric
probability,
stochastic models at criticality, stochastic analysis, random environments,
and optimal stopping.

Bath Prize Fellow in Mathematical Sciences

The appointee will enhance Prob-L@B activities by working in an area of
mathematical sciences with strong connections to probability. He or she
will improve existing or establish new connections to other groups in the
department. Possible research areas include stochastic differential
equations,
probabilistic genetics, mathematical statistics, probabilistic
inverse problems, uncertainty quantification, complexity science and
multiscale methods.

For more information on both posts follow this link

https://www.bath.ac.uk/jobs/Vacancy.aspx?ref=VH1338

When applying, applicants should upload a CV and a 2-page outline of
their research plans over the next 3-5 years, demonstrating how
these fit in with the profiles described above.

Interviews will take place on Wednesday January 30th or Thursday January
31st.



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Peter Mörters

Professor of Probability and Head of Statistics Group
Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Bath
Bath BA2 7AY

email: maspm@bath.ac.uk

tel: +44 (0)1225 386216

http://people.bath.ac.uk/maspm