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Two postdoctoral research fellowships in proof theory (2y w/ possibility of extension), Birmingham (England), Deadline: 24 Jun 2020
Research Fellow in Proof Theory - School of Computer Science, University
of Birmingham, UK.
The School of Computer Science at the University of Birmingham is seeking
to appoint up to 2 Research Fellows (postdocs) in Proof Theory, for a
duration of 2 years (with possibility of extension). The theory group at
the University of Birmingham is one of the leading groups in logical
foundations of computer science, with expertise not only in Proof Theory
but also related areas such as Type Theory, Category Theory and
Mathematical Logic:
<https://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/groupings/theory/>
These positions are funded by a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship "StrIP:
Structure vs Invariants in Proofs", led by Dr Anupam Das. The project aims
to develop the theory of 'cyclic proofs' and their connections to automata
theory. The principal responsibility of the fellow(s) will be to conduct
research, both collaboratively with Dr Das and other researchers at
Birmingham, and independently. The fellow(s) will also be supported in
career development and encouraged to pursue independent opportunities.
Qualifications and expertise
You will have (or be close to completing) a PhD in Logic (computer
science, mathematics or philosophy), or equivalent qualifications. You
will have an excellent research record, with expertise in some of the
following areas:
* Proof theory (in particular, deep inference or cyclic proofs).
* Automata theory (in particular, infinite word and tree automata).
* Mathematical logic (in particular, fragments of arithmetic or set
theory).
Application
Informal inquiries prior to application are encouraged and should be
directed to Dr Anupam Das <a.das@bham.ac.uk>. You may find further details
on the positions and instructions for applying here:
<https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CAD990/research-fellow-in-proof-theory>
Practical information
Starting salary range: 30,942 - 40,322 (potentially progressing to 42,792).
Application deadline: 24 June 2020.
Starting date: As soon as possible, but ideally no later than October 2020.
Duration: 2 years (with possibility of extension)
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