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ESI Junior Research Fellowships in Mathematics and Mathematical Physics
Federal Ministry of Science and Research of Austria
2317- Worldwide
- Austria
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Summary
| Duration: | 2 - 6 months |
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| Quota: | Not defined |
| Application deadline: | April, November |
| Benefits summary: | Monthly allowance (€ 1.600-2.200) |
Last update: 25 January 2012
Description
The Erwin Schrödinger International Institute for Mathematical Physics (ESI) is offering a number of Junior Research Fellowships for young researchers (PhD students and young post-docs) to participate in scientific activities of the Institute, to collaborate with visitors at the Institute or to work with individual members of the local scientific community.
Duration
Applications for shorter or longer periods may be considered in exceptional cases.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.
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Benefits
The rates of support for the duration of the award will be set at the following levels:
Applicants from Austria: PhD Students EUR 1600/month, Post-Docs EUR 1900/month
Applicants from abroad: PhD Students EUR 1900/month, Post-Docs EUR 2200/month
Application information
Applications (including a CV, list of publications and an outline of proposed research) should be clearly marked `Junior Research Fellowship Application, February 2010´ and sent to the Administrative Office of the Institute by e-mail (secr@esi.ac.at), fax (+43-1-4277 28299) or mail (Administrative Office, Erwin Schrödinger Institute, Boltzmanngasse 9, A-1090 Vienna, Austria). Two letters of recommendation should either accompany the application or be sent separately to the Administrative Office of the Institute.
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Additional information
- Applicants working in Austria and receiving salaries from Austrian universities and/or European research institutions or research councils should clearly state their financial circumstances. Support for such applicants will normally be based on the additional expenditure incurred in holding the Research Fellowship.
- An important aspect of this scheme is to encourage women to enter research careers in mathematics or mathematical physics, and part of the funding of the programme is specifically earmarked for this purpose. Qualified women candidates are therefore particularly invited to apply.
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