Applications are now open for the 10th Heidelberg Laureate Forum, 24-29 September 2023. There are 200 places for young researchers in mathematics and computer science from across the world to attend this annual networking conference in Heidelberg, Germany.
Young researchers at all phases of their careers (Undergraduate, PhD or Postdoc) are eligible to apply. More information about the event and how to apply .
Genentech, part of Roche (the second largest pharmaceutical company in the world) have a postdoctoral position using artificial intelligence in drug development involving neuralODEs.
More details here or contact Yixuan Sun (@email); for more information.
The LMS Early Career Researcher Continuing Professional Development sessions are free online panel discussions, which are aimed at Early Career Researchers and run by the LMS Early Career Research Committee. Each sessions focuses on a particular element of career development for Early Career Researchers.
We are pleased to announce that applications for the award-winning programme, RisingWISE, are now open. Aimed at women postdoc researchers in STEM and run in collaboration with the University of Cambridge, we are now in our fifth year of creating impact. RisingWISE is an enterprise course and network for women early career researchers in STEM that has a consistent success rate of 100 referral score and a growing alumni community.
The LMS Early Career Researcher Continuing Professional Development sessions are free online panel discussions, which are aimed at Early Career Researchers and run by the LMS Early Career Research Committee. Each session focuses on a particular element of career development for Early Career Researchers.
Applications are now invited for two LMS Cecil King Travel Scholarship in 2023. The scholarship is designed to support study or research abroad for early career mathematicians, typically for a period of three months. £6,000 is awarded for each scholarship, one to a mathematician in any area of mathematics and the second to a mathematician whose research is applied in a discipline other than mathematics.
The Careers Service and Researcher Hub are pleased to announce the appointment of a dedicated Careers Adviser for fixed-term researchers who are employed by the University or a College.
They are also relaunching careers appointments for fixed-term researchers: these 30 minute 1:1 appointments are online (in-person appointments by request) and can be booked up to four weeks in advance
ECRs (Early Career Researchers aka Postdocs) are invited for dinner at The White Rabbit (pictured) at 6.30pm on Wednesday next week. This informal event picks up a pre-covid tradition, and intends to bring together ECRs from all around the Department. All ECRs are welcome, newcomers in particular.
The department generously subsidises this one! Places are limited. Sign up and further info here