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ATTRACT
Funding Opportunity for Outstanding Young Researchers
Permanent position at University of Luxembourg
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ATTRACT is a funding programme by the National Research Fund
Luxembourg (FNR). The Computer Science and Communications research
unit of the University of Luxembourg is seeking highly qualified
candidates for this programme in the field of Security.

If awarded, the position comes with a project budget consisting of
1.000.000 euro (for 5 years). In addition to the project budget the
University of Luxembourg can offer:
- a permanent position, and
- 50.000 euro per year towards operating costs.

Research proposals should be submitted jointly by the candidate and
the University of Luxembourg.

The University of Luxembourg is a young and rapidly growing
university. One of its main research priorities is "Security and
reliability".

Important dates:

  1st February 2008: Joint submission by the candidate and the
  Luxembourg host research institution of a summary application form
  with a brief project description

  15th April 2008: Joint submission of the full proposal

If you are interested and if you would like to discuss the opportunity
of a proposal with the Computer Science and Communication research
unit, you may contact Sjouke Mauw:

  Sjouke Mauw
  Université du Luxembourg
  Faculté des Sciences, de la Technologie et de la Communication (FSTC)
  6, rue Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi
  L-1359 Luxembourg
  Telephone: (+352) 46 66 44 5480
  Fax: (+352) 46 66 44 5500
  Office: Campus Kirchberg, E211
  Email: sjouke.mauw@uni.lu

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Additional information can be obtained from:

http://www.fnr.lu/

or in particular:

http://www.fnr.lu/C1256CDB00533D ... 2DAC125726F00539995

Exerpt from the call:
  The ATTRACT programme aims to build on the excellence, dynamism and
  creativity of research in Luxembourg by attracting young researchers
  with a high level of ability in science or technology and proven
  experience in a professional research context. The programme is
  designed for researchers not yet established in Luxembourg; it offers
  them the opportunity to set up a research team within a public-sector
  research institution in Luxembourg that is willing to host them.
  Research proposals should therefore be submitted jointly by the
  candidate and the host institution. Host institutions will offer
  candidates the prospect of integration in the medium term into their
  activities.
  Projects submitted should be innovative and of high scientific quality
  and candidates must be able to show that they have gained a minimum of
  two and a maximum of eight years' professional experience since
  successful completion of doctoral studies. The budget available for a
  project selected under the ATTRACT programme will be approximately
  EUR 1 000 000.

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PhD student position in theoretical computer science, Kyoto  (Japan)
              Eight funded PhD student positions are available in School of Informatics,          Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan.  See          http://www.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/education/program.html.  The eight positions          are for all the informatics fields, but one or two are likely to be          reserved for theoretical computer science.        
       Succesful candidates will receive  220,000 yen per month          scholarship, Economy-class round trip tickets and a Full tuition         fee waiver.      
       The dead line for application          is Jan 10, 2008.       For more information, see       http://www.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/education/program.html,       or contact Professor Kazuo Iwama at iwamakuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp (homepage  http://www.lab2.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~iwama).

(New) Faculty positions at the University of Hong Kong, China
     Applications are invited for the tenurable appointments as (1) Chair/Professor (Ref.: RF-2007/2008-20) and as (2) Associate Professor/Assistant Professor (Ref.: RF-2007/2008-21) in the Department of Computer Science, from September 1, 2008. The posts will initially be made on a three-year fixed-term basis. Appointees who have demonstrated performance will be considered for tenure during the second three-year contract.
       For post (1), applicants should have an exceptional record of research         that aligns with the University initiatives in information technology         and bioinformatics. The Chair/Professor will be expected to maintain         innovative research activities that will attract outstanding students         and faculty; to provide leadership for Department research; and to         acquire external funding.      
       For post (2), applicants should be active and committed to research in         theoretical computer science, bioinformatics, database, graphics,         systems or computer security.  Exceptional applicants in other research         areas will also be considered.      
     Review of applications will begin from end         of December 2007 and continue until the positions are filled. Further         enquiries regarding the positions can be sent to recruitmentcs.hku.hk.         Further details regarding the positions can be found on the department         web page at http://www.cs.hku.hk/people/vacancies/.

Vacancies for PhD Research positions in computer science at UCL, Belgium
      Location: Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), Belgium
      The Université catholique de Louvain (UCL) invites applications for several open PhD research positions in the Department of Computing Science & Engineering (INGI), in the context of different research projects.
      A detailed list of all open positions, including research themes, sought profiles and expected durations, is available on the following web-site: <http://www.uclouvain.be/3996.html>.       For more information on these applications, please contact Kim Mens  (Kim.Mensuclouvain.be) or the contact person mentioned for each  position.

1+1 year postdoctoral fellowship in algorithms, Georgia Tech (USA)
              The Georgia Tech Algorithms and Randomness Center/ThinkTank is         looking for a postdoctoral fellow to participate in ongoing         investigations. Candidates with a PhD in Computer Science,         Mathematics, Operations Research or related fields are         encouraged to apply. The selected candidate will work on         algorithms and models for problems and phenomena from within         computer science as well as the natural sciences, and will         collaborate closely with the faculty associated with the         center.      
       Candidates should have substantial experience with algorithms and          complexity, as well as probability. The position is for one year and renewable for a second year.  The          teaching load will be at most 1 course per academic year.      
        Interested          candidates should send a CV, research statement, and request 3 letters of          recommendation be sent to:  arc-postdoccc.gatech.edu       Information on the center is available at: http://www.cc.gatech.edu/arc/.

Postdoctoral Research Fellow positions at DIMAP (University of Warwick)
      The Centre for Discrete Mathematics and its Applications (DIMAP), partly funded in the first five years by a major EPSRC initiative to strengthen discrete mathematics in the UK, has currently three postdoctoral research fellowships and a number of PhD studentships.
        We seek applications from individuals who wish to develop their research interests within the multidisciplinary environment of the Centre in the general areas of Discrete Mathematics, Theoretical Computer Science, and Mathematics of Operational Research. A separate postdoctoral research fellowship is available within ORMS of Warwick Business School, which has a more application orientation
       The fellowships are for £25,134 - £32,796 pa, with a fixed-term contract for up to 2 years. The closing date for applications is Friday 11 January 2008.
              For more information, see          https://secure.admin.warwick.ac. ... earch/job15644.html

Tenure Track position in Set Theory, Boise ID (U.S.A.)
     The Mathematics Department at Boise State University invites       applications for a tenure-track position at the Assistant       Professor level starting in August 2008. The position being       filled is in the general area of Set Theory; workers in closely       related areas may be considered. In order to support the       Master's Program in Mathematics, preference may be given to       people with strengths in other fields of Pure Mathematics, such       as Algebra, Analysis, or Finite Combinatorics. Candidates must       have an earned Ph.D. by the starting date, and strong evidence       of both research potential and teaching ability.  The department       currently offers degrees in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics,       and Mathematics Secondary Education as well as an MS in       Education, Mathematics Emphasis, and an MS in Mathematics.      
     Screening will begin January 15, 2008.       For more information, see       http://diamond.boisestate.edu/settheory07.html.

(New) Lecturer position in Multi-Agent Systems, Liverpool (U.K.)
     The Agent Applications, Research and Technology (Agent ART) group in         the Computer Science Department at the University of Liverpool (UK)         invites applications for a lectureship in the group. The Agent ART         group has high international visibility, with key strengths in the         areas of Theoretical Foundations of Multi-Agent Systems,         Computational models of argument and dialogue and         Ontologies and the Semantic Web.         We particularly encourage applications from researchers with interests         in these areas.      
     The closing date for applications is 9 January 2008.         For more information, see         http://www.liv.ac.uk/working/job_vacancies/academic/A-566808.htm         or contact:         Trevor Bench Capon (tbcliv.ac.uk),         Michael Wooldridge (mjwliv.ac.uk)         or Wiebe van der Hoek (Wiebe.Van-Der-Hoekliv.ac.uk),         quoting reference: A-566808/WWW.         More information about the group can be found at         http://www.csc.liv.ac.uk/research/agents/.