Deadline: 31st July 2012
Nationality: Any
How to Apply and more information.
A 3-year PhD position is available at DTU Mathematics starting in the autumn of 2012. DTU Mathematics is a department at the Technical University of Denmark. The PhD position is financed by the VKR Centre of Excellence “Ocean Life” (www.OceanLifeCentre.dk)
The research topic is within mathematical modelling as well as analytical and/or numerical investigations of mathematical models.
PhD project description
You have the unique opportunity to suggest your own PhD project in bio-mathematics within the area of the Centre for Ocean Life in cooperation with Jens Starke, DTU Mathematics (j.starke@mat.dtu.dk), who will be your main supervisor, and Uffe Høgsbro Thygesen, DTU Aqua (uht@aqua.dtu.dk, who will be your co-supervisor. The PhD project may concern modern numerical and/or analytical methods with applications to the stability of trait-based ecosystem models (http://www.oceanlifecentre.dk/Projects/Fish_traits.aspx WP 3.5) or coupling across trophic levels and in particular the influence of small-scale heterogeneity on effective encounter rate (http://www.oceanlifecentre.dk/Projects/Coupling_across_trophic_levels.aspx WP 6.2). You are also welcome to suggest other projects in the scope of the Centre for Ocean Life. Please contact Jens Starke and outline your ideas at an early stage.
Qualifications
You should have a master’s degree in mathematics, applied mathematics, physics, engineering or equivalent academic qualifications. The successful candidate must have a genuine interest in developing mathematics for biological/ecological applications, and in participating in and contributing to the interdisciplinary research activities in the Centre for Ocean Life.
Approval and enrolment
The PhD degree scholarship is subject to academic approval and you will be enrolled in one of DTU’s general degree programmes. For information about the general enrolment requirements and planning of the PhD studies, please see the DTU PhD Guide.
We offer
We offer you a developing and challenging job in an international environment where approximately half of our PhD students are from abroad. The tone of communication among our staff is informal and cooperative with emphasis on a positive as well as inspiring academic working atmosphere.
Salary and appointment terms
The salary and appointment terms are consistent with the current rules for PhD degree students. The period of employment is three years.
How to Apply and more information.
Nationality: Any
How to Apply and more information.
A 3-year PhD position is available at DTU Mathematics starting in the autumn of 2012. DTU Mathematics is a department at the Technical University of Denmark. The PhD position is financed by the VKR Centre of Excellence “Ocean Life” (www.OceanLifeCentre.dk)
The research topic is within mathematical modelling as well as analytical and/or numerical investigations of mathematical models.
PhD project description
You have the unique opportunity to suggest your own PhD project in bio-mathematics within the area of the Centre for Ocean Life in cooperation with Jens Starke, DTU Mathematics (j.starke@mat.dtu.dk), who will be your main supervisor, and Uffe Høgsbro Thygesen, DTU Aqua (uht@aqua.dtu.dk, who will be your co-supervisor. The PhD project may concern modern numerical and/or analytical methods with applications to the stability of trait-based ecosystem models (http://www.oceanlifecentre.dk/Projects/Fish_traits.aspx WP 3.5) or coupling across trophic levels and in particular the influence of small-scale heterogeneity on effective encounter rate (http://www.oceanlifecentre.dk/Projects/Coupling_across_trophic_levels.aspx WP 6.2). You are also welcome to suggest other projects in the scope of the Centre for Ocean Life. Please contact Jens Starke and outline your ideas at an early stage.
Qualifications
You should have a master’s degree in mathematics, applied mathematics, physics, engineering or equivalent academic qualifications. The successful candidate must have a genuine interest in developing mathematics for biological/ecological applications, and in participating in and contributing to the interdisciplinary research activities in the Centre for Ocean Life.
Approval and enrolment
The PhD degree scholarship is subject to academic approval and you will be enrolled in one of DTU’s general degree programmes. For information about the general enrolment requirements and planning of the PhD studies, please see the DTU PhD Guide.
We offer
We offer you a developing and challenging job in an international environment where approximately half of our PhD students are from abroad. The tone of communication among our staff is informal and cooperative with emphasis on a positive as well as inspiring academic working atmosphere.
Salary and appointment terms
The salary and appointment terms are consistent with the current rules for PhD degree students. The period of employment is three years.
How to Apply and more information.
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