Summer research meetings
1st and 2nd degree students majoring in mathematics or computer mathematics are invited to the Summer Research Meetings
Meeting dates: 3 July - 15 August
Venue: Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science UJ and online
Applications: 25 May - 9 June
Purpose: Adam Kanigowski and Dominik Kwietniak, together with the dynamical systems team of the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science of the Jagiellonian University, announce a call for summer research meetings for students of 1st and 2nd degree students majoring in mathematics or computer mathematics. The aim of the meetings is to become more familiar with research problems of dynamical systems theory and ergodic theory. In the second part of the meetings, interested participants will work on a specific research project under the supervision of researchers from the dynamical systems group.
Format: Regular meetings, initially in the WMII building and later in the Faculty or online (zoom). In exceptional cases, we will try to allow participation only online.
Additional information: In case of a successful collaboration, there is a possibility to continue the joint research and to join the flagship project team in the Faculty, including, among other things, the possibility to receive a salary and funding for participation in conferences.
Applications: Please send your CV together with a brief description of your previous interests (1 page) to:
adam.kanigowski@uj.edu.pl
Please send questions to:
adam.kanigowski@uj.edu.pl or dominik.kwietniaki@uj.edu.pl
Competition for the position of research assistant in the flagship project
Competition for the position of research assistant in the flagship project "Central European Mathematical Research LAB" at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science.
We are looking for a person who:
- holds at least a professional degree of Master of Science, Master of Engineering or equivalent;
- demonstrates an aptitude for research work.
In addition, the candidate should have experience in dynamical systems and ergodic theory (smooth, topological or symbolic systems).
Deadline for submission of documents: March 20, 2023.
Detailed information, including required documents, is available at BIP page.