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PhD Fellow Positions at the Lie-Størmer Center, University of Norway

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Summary

UiT The Arctic University of Norway invites applications for up to three PhD Fellow positions within its Department of Mathematics and Statistics. These positions are associated with the Lie-Størmer Center, focusing on advanced mathematics research intersecting algebra, differential geometry, analysis, computational mathematics, and their applications in data science and computational dynamics.

PhD Fellow Positions at the Lie-Størmer Center, University of Norway


Designation

PhD Fellow (Mathematics)


Research Area

Area NumberResearch FocusAdditional Skills Considered
Area 1Lie Theory: Analysis and Geometry of Nonholonomic SystemsKnowledge of differential geometry, Lie theory, or Cartan geometry and proficiency in symbolic packages.
Area 2Polynomials, Ideals, and AlgebraResearch/course focus on algebra or algebraic geometry.
Area 3Magnus Expansions and Signatures in Data Science and EngineeringBackground in stochastic analysis or rough paths.
Area 4Algebra, Geometry, and Topology for Complex Data AnalysisExperience in computer science or machine learning.

Location

Tromsø, Norway


Eligibility/Qualification

  • A master’s degree or equivalent in pure mathematics or related fields.
  • Near completion of a master’s degree is acceptable with submission of relevant documents.
  • Fluency in English and ability to work in an international environment.
  • Demonstrated potential for research, with a minimum grade point average of C (strong 3.0) for the master’s degree.

Job Description

The selected candidates will conduct advanced research at the interface of pure and computational mathematics. The objective is to complete research training to the level of a doctoral degree, with potential teaching duties constituting 25% of the position if a four-year appointment is granted.


How to Apply

Interested candidates must submit the following documents by the application deadline:

  • A brief account of research interests and motivation for applying.
  • CV.
  • Official diplomas and transcripts for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in original language.
  • Translations of diplomas and transcripts to English or a Scandinavian language, if applicable.
  • Documentation of English proficiency.
  • Two references with contact information.
  • Master’s thesis and any other academic works relevant to the application.

All applications must be submitted via www.jobbnorge.no.


Last Date to Apply

31st August 2026


For more information, please contact:

  • Cordian Riener (Email: cordian.riener@uit.no)
  • Hans Munthe-Kaas (Email: hans.munthe-kaas@uit.no)
  • Martin Rypdal (Phone: +47 90175422, Email: martin.rypdal@uit.no)

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