Professor Huailiang Chang received his Ph.D. degree from Stanford University in 2007. He subsequently conducted postdoctoral research at the International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA) in Italy. His research focuses on mathematical physics and enumerative algebraic geometry. His research group has resolved the BCOV Feynman conjecture (1993) for quintic Calabi–Yau manifolds, the Yamaguchi–Yau finite generation conjecture and the holomorphic anomaly equation conjecture (2004) on the analyticity of curve-counting generating functions, and discovered algebraic P-fields, initiating an algebraic-geometric construction of A-model Landau–Ginzburg string theory. His work has been published in leading journals including G&T, Inventiones Math., Annals of Mathematics, and JDG. His recent interests include the mathematical formulation of path integrals (measures) using geometric, algebraic, and probabilistic methods. 

• Quantum-related geometry and physics 

• String theory and gauge/gravity theories

• Enumerative algebraic geometry

• Mathematical physics 

• Possess strong academic integrity, sound professional ethics, and a rigorous scientific attitude 

• Generally have obtained Ph.D. degree within the past three years, or have met the basic requirements for Ph.D. dissertation defense at the time of application 

• Generally be under the age of 35 and demonstrate strong academic potential 

• Conduct research under the guidance of the supervisor 

• Apply for research grants and projects 

• The research group offers a competitive postdoctoral salary package; specific terms will be discussed individually. National and university-level benefits follow the postdoctoral recruitment policies of Wuhan University (https://rsb.whu.edu.cn/info/1182/29601.htm). Eligible candidates are encouraged to apply for the "Hongyi Postdoctoral Program" of Wuhan University. 

• During the appointment, qualified postdoctoral researchers may apply for associate senior professional titles, and those meeting the university's talent recruitment criteria upon completion may be recommended for faculty positions. 

• Additional benefits include housing support or subsidies, social insurance, occupational annuity, medical care, and child education benefits, in accordance with national and university policies. 

Applicants should submit their application materials via email. Required materials include: 

• Curriculum vitae 

• Academic and research achievements, including representative publications, monographs, patents, awards, and records of funded research projects. Full-text papers should be provided (with acceptance letters for papers not yet published) 

• Identification documents: valid ID card (passport for international applicants); Ph.D. degree certificate and graduation certificate (or proof of meeting Ph.D. graduation requirements for current doctoral candidates; overseas degrees must be accompanied by certification from the Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange) 

• Two letters of recommendation, including one from the Ph.D. supervisor 

Contact Information 

Application Email: hlchang@whu.edu.cn 

Please indicate "Postdoctoral Application + Full Name" in the email subject line.