Austin Community College
UMD MathQuantum Postdoctoral Fellow
Austin Community College, College Park, Maryland, us, 20741
Overview
The University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) MathQuantum RTG (Research Training Group) seeks to hire a
postdoctoral fellow working at the intersection of mathematics and quantum information science (QIS) . This appointment, offered jointly by IPST (the Institute for Physical Science & Technology) and the Department of Mathematics, has both research and teaching components. Responsibilities
Research:
The successful applicant is expected to work independently on research projects related to their own interests, while aligning with the vision of MathQuantum to meaningfully intersect mathematics and QIS. Teaching:
In addition to research activities, the postdoctoral fellow is expected to teach 3 courses per year of tenure in the Department of Mathematics Qualifications
Fellows must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents, as required by the funding agency supporting this program Ph.D. degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, physics, or statistics obtained by the time in which the fellowship starts Demonstrated skills in both research and teaching, evidenced through the application components
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The University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) MathQuantum RTG (Research Training Group) seeks to hire a
postdoctoral fellow working at the intersection of mathematics and quantum information science (QIS) . This appointment, offered jointly by IPST (the Institute for Physical Science & Technology) and the Department of Mathematics, has both research and teaching components. Responsibilities
Research:
The successful applicant is expected to work independently on research projects related to their own interests, while aligning with the vision of MathQuantum to meaningfully intersect mathematics and QIS. Teaching:
In addition to research activities, the postdoctoral fellow is expected to teach 3 courses per year of tenure in the Department of Mathematics Qualifications
Fellows must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents, as required by the funding agency supporting this program Ph.D. degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, physics, or statistics obtained by the time in which the fellowship starts Demonstrated skills in both research and teaching, evidenced through the application components
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