Ph.D. in Combinatorics at ETH Zurich
The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) is one of the leading universities in Europe. Its Graduate School in Mathematics is now accepting applications for the Ph.D. program starting next year.
The combinatorics group in the Department of Mathematics includes several graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. The group’s activities are coordinated by Prof. Benny Sudakov.
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Graduate students support the running of the department in many ways: from presenting at Open Days and outreach events to running social events or seminars for Research Groups or for the wider department. We would like to recognise this contribution by making an award/a small number of awards annually.
You may be aware that best-selling science writer Simon Singh, author of books such as “Fermat’s Last Theorem”, visited the Mathematical Institute earlier this month with his colleague, Junaid Mubeen. As well as giving some insights into what constitutes good practice in writing, outreach and education, they gave a brief outline of their Parallel Programme. Parallel currently tutors 750 talented maths students every week from Year 7 through to Year 11.
