Showing posts with label applied mathematics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label applied mathematics. Show all posts

Jun 26, 2008

PhD Studentship - Applied Mathematics, University of Edinburgh, UK

PhD studentship - Parallel solution of block-angular linear programming problems

The School of Mathematics is offering a PhD studentship to study parallel computing techniques for solving large, sparse, block-angular linear programming problems. The studentship is industrially-funded and will run for 3.5 years, starting in September 2008 (or at a later date if desired).


It is available to students of any nationality and will cover tuition fees and living expenses. The latter will be about GBP 15,000 per year for a UK/EU national and GBP 10,500 per year for an overseas student.

Application


Please contact Julian Hall (J.A.J.Halled.ac.uk, www.maths.ed.ac.uk/hall)

Or, for more information, consult

www.maths.ed.ac.uk/hall/BALP


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Jun 2, 2008

Postdoctoral Position - Applied Mathematics (Geological Storage of CO2),University of Bergen, Norway

At the Department of Mathematics/CIPR, University of Bergen, we have a vacant postdoctoral position at the project Geological Storage of CO2: Mathematical Modelling and Risk Assessment. The position is a two years appointment, with employment at Unifob AS.

This position is designed to address the applicability of large scale numerical simulations of porous media flow in a comprehensive risk assessment framework. The candidate is expected to explore and quantify the uncertainties in both the numerical modelling and the risk analysis. The project in general aims at developing novel solution methodology within the context of carbon sequestration. The successful candidate is expected to integrate this into his/her work.

Suitable applicants should have a Ph.D. or similar education in reservoir technology or applied and computational mathematics. Project requirements require that applicants should be able to work in a cross-disciplinary team and have a keen interest to learn methods and skills outside their current expertise.

The position is financed by the Norwegian Research Council. Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

For more information please contact Professor Helge K. Dahle (Helge.Dahlemath.uib.no, tel. +47 555 84863) or Associate Professor Jan M. Nordbotten (Jan.Nordbottenmath.uib.no).

Salary upon agreement. Group Pension Insurance and Personnel Insurance Scheme will be part of this agreement.

Application

The electronic application must contain CV, scanned copies of diplomas and transcripts, publications, list of publications and other relevant work, as well as 2-3 references. The application should be marked CO2 Storage and sent to postcipr.uib.no by June 15, 2008.

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