17 Jun 2020

PhD student/postdoc

The Goethe University Frankfurt, positioned among the top international research universities, offers a wide variety of academic programmes, a diverse group of research institutes, and a focus on interdisciplinary approaches to solving complex problems. Today, the Goethe University is the only university in Germany that enjoys significant public funding alongside administrative autonomy and the ability to create a private endowment. Situated in Germany’s most cosmopolitan and international city, the university attracts a diverse body of students and researchers from around the world and is with about 46.000 students and 4.600 employees the biggest university in Hessen.
The restriction of the term of the employment contract is based on the Wissenschaftszeitvertragsgesetz in connection with the Hessisches Hochschulgesetz. The University promotes equal employment opportunities between men and women and supports the employment of disabled persons. Qualified women or persons with physical disabilities are therefore strongly encouraged to apply and will be given preference in case of appropriate qualifications and aptitudes.
At the Goethe University Frankfurt, Mathematics Institute, there is an opening for a junior researcher position (PhD student/postdoc), starting 1 Oct 2020. This is a fixed term appointment for three years. The remuneration is on the E13 scale of the state of Hesse (full time).

The position funded by the DFG project

“Reconstruction and learning in complex networks”

headed by Prof Amin Coja-Oghlan. The project is a part ofof the DFG research group

“Algorithms, dynamics and information flow in networks,”

which is a joint collaborative programme with Prof Martin Hoefer (JWGUFFM, speaker), Prof Petra Berenbrink (UHH), Prof Nils Bertschinger (JWGUFFM), Prof Tobias Friedrich (HPI) and Prof Ulrich Meyer (JWGUFFM).

Applicants are expected to have a strong background in discrete maths, probability and theoretical computer science.

For the official announcement (in German) please see [https://www.uni-frankfurt.de/81851823/Aktueller_Stellenmarkt_vom_17__Juni_2020.pdf]