Author: Michael

Emma Bowen Foundation looking for minority STEM students to intern at Television and Media companies in many cities including:

San Francisco, CA
Fremont, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago, IL
Philadelphia (PA),
New York City,
Denver (CO),
Jacksonville (FL)

High school Seniors and College Freshmen can apply now.

Applicants should go to our website for the application: www.emmabowenfoundation.org

1. A one‐year post‐doc position available within the framework of the European Research Council Advanced Grant Feasibility, logic and randomness in computational complexity (FEALORA) under the direction of Professor Pavel Pudlák.

Requirements:
Ph.D. degree in Mathematics or Theoretical Computer Science completed within the period January 2012 – November 2015. Good background in logic and computational complexity.
Starting date: 1.12.2015.

Deadline for submission: 15.9.2015

2. A two-year postdoctoral position within the Academic Human Resource Programme of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic is available in one of the research teams in the Institute of Mathematics AS CR in Prague or in Brno.

Requirements:
Applications are invited from candidates who have completed their Ph.D. after 1st July 2012 (maternity/paternity leave will be taken into account). Applicants who have not yet obtained their Ph.D. must produce evidence that their thesis will be defended before 1st July 2015.
Starting date: 1.7.2015.

Deadline for submission: 31.3.2015

https://application.math.cas.cz/Positions.html#page=CALL_LIST

The Business Management and Information Technology Department is seeking a faculty member to help teach the department’s new Computer Science Transfer Model Curriculum (TMC) and to coordinate student internships. Part of the TMC consists of four Computer Science core courses that will allow students to directly transfer to a California State University Computer Science program with junior year status. The student internship component requires the individual to be the lead faculty in designing and coordinating a program for both internal institutional internships and external community internships.

Successful applicants must be able to effectively teach the following TMC courses: Programming Concepts & Methodology I, Programming Concepts & Methodology II, Computer Architecture & Organization, and Discrete Structures.

Successful applicants must possess strong software development skills using Java, C++ and assembly language. Applicants must be able to teach the following concepts: object oriented programming, data structures, structured programming, systems analysis and design, and discrete structures used in Computer Science with an emphasis on their applications. Applicants must have excellent communication skills.

via Computer Science Instructor (REPOST).

POSTDOCTORAL POSITION IN STRING ALGORITHMS AND COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY
(LILLE, FRANCE)

We are seeking a postdoctoral fellow to work on algorithms and biological sequence analysis, developing new methods for high throughput sequencing data. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, multidisciplinary research group from University of Lille (France). The post will require a high level of expertise in automata theory, algorithms, and combinatorics. A PhD in Theoretical Computer Sciences or a related field is required.

* Application deadline: March 2015, 15th
* Start date : November 2015 (negotiable)
* Duration: 16 months

Please see http://www.cristal.univ-lille.fr/bonsai/postdoc-seeds-2015
for full details both of the post and the application process.