Postdoctoral Research Fellows work on research projects in any area supported by DIMACS, and are encouraged to collaborate with both DIMACS visitors and permanent members. They are encouraged to participate in all of the research and educational activities of DIMACS taking place at both participating universities and the industrial partners. Postdoctoral fellows are asked to participate in at least one educational or outreach activity at the center.
Applicants with interests in all areas of discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science are welcomed. Specific areas of interest include networks, mobile computing, coding theory, information theory, computational geometry, datamining, computational biology, learning, combinatorics, complexity theory, graph theory, discrete probability and discrete optimization.
Some postdoctoral fellowships might be in DIMACS focused research areas. Current focused research areas at DIMACS are:
Some postdoctoral fellowships are two year positions in collaboration with the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.
Primary areas of emphasis in these fellowships are Theoretical Computer Science and Discrete Mathematics.
In addition, there is the possibility of joint fellowships with partner institutions of DIMACS or other institutions.
DIMACS Postdoctoral fellowships go almost exclusively to people who have completed a Ph.D. in Mathematics, Computer Science, or an allied field, within the last three years. These fellowships all provide a stipend plus an allowance usable for domestic travel.
Selection of postdocs will be based primarily on the basis of demonstrated technical excellence within the mathematical and theoretical computer sciences and their applications. Applicants should supplement their applications with a statement explaining what the applicant hopes to get from participation in the postdoctoral training program and can bring to the program
Due date for applications for postdoctoral fellowships is January 7, 2008 for full consideration.