Imperial College London, Department of Mathematics
Position ID:
434-RA6 [#26337, NAT01910]
Position Title:
Research Associate in Partial Differential Equations
Position Location:
London, London E1 6EG, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Subject Area:
Mathematics
Appl Deadline:
2025/03/03 11:59PM
finished (2025/02/20, finished 2025/09/06, listed until 2025/03/03)
finished (2025/02/20, finished 2025/09/06, listed until 2025/03/03)Position Description:
*** this position has been closed. ***
Position Description
Research Associate in Partial Differential Equations Salary: £48,056 – £56,345 per annum* Location: South Kensington Campus About the role: Applications are invited for a Research Associate position in the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London, funded by the Royal Society Tata University Research Fellowship on “Stable big bangs and black holes in general relativity.” What you would be doing: The successful candidate will work closely with Dr Martin Taylor and the analysis group at Imperial College on some aspects of the Royal Society Tata University Research Fellowship on "Stable big bangs and black holes in general relativity." This position is well-suited for candidates with expertise in one or more of the following areas: analysis of the Einstein equations, hyperbolic partial differential equations, kinetic theory, general relativity. What we are looking for: The essential requirements for this post are as follows: • A PhD or equivalent level of professional qualifications and/or experience in analysis of partial differential equations and general relativity, or closely related fields • Clear evidence of outstanding promise and originality in research, with a good publication record, commensurate with career stage • A broad and strong background in partial differential equations and general relativity • Ability to carry out original research and to produce published research papers • Ability to identify, develop, and implement new concepts, techniques, and methods • Ability to organise own work independently • Ability to prioritise own work in response to deadlines • Ability to work with others, especially postdocs and graduate students • Excellent verbal communication skills including the ability to deal with a wide range of people, and to communicate complex information clearly What we can offer you: • The opportunity to continue your career at a world-leading institution and be part of our mission to continue science for humanity. • Grow your career: Gain access to Imperial’s sector-leading dedicated career support for researchers as well as opportunities for promotion and progression • Sector-leading salary and remuneration package (including 39 days off a year and generous pension schemes). Further Information The position is fixed term for 12 months. The expected start date is 1 September 2025. *Candidates who have not yet been officially awarded their PhD will be appointed as Research Assistant within the salary range, £43,003 - £46,297 per annum. In addition to completing the online application, candidates should attach: • A full CV, • A 2-page research statement describing why the candidate’s expertise is relevant to this position and future research plans; and • The details of three referees. For any specific queries regarding the post please Dr Martin Taylor, martin.taylor@imperial.ac.uk If you experience any technical issues when applying online, please email recruitment@imperial.ac.uk Apply Link: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-jobs/description/index.php?jobId=M22987&jobTitle=Research+Associate+in+Partial+Differential+Equations Closing Date: 3 Mar 2025We are not accepting applications for this job through MathJobs.Org right now. Please apply at https://www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-jobs/description/index.php?jobId=M22987&jobTitle=Research+Associate+in+Partial+Differential+Equations
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