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Notice
AISB opportunities Bulletin Item
Postdoc Positions at the CLIP group (Computational Logic, Implementation and Parallelism), Spain
Application deadline 13th of February (for the 5 years position)
and 18th of February (for the 3 years position)
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The CLIP (Computational Logic, Implementation and Parallelism) group
is searching for candidates for postdoctoral research positions in the
research areas in which the group is involved. A PhD in Computer
Science or related areas is required.
These are research positions (no teaching is compulsory, although it
is allowed) and renewable for up to 3 or 5 years. The initial salary
(for the 5 year positions) is 44370 Euros/year plus an initial budget
of 15000 Euros for travel and other expenses during the first
year. Knowledge of Spanish is not a prerequisite for application and
candidates can be of any nationality. The working language at the CLIP
group for research is English.
The number of positions available depends on the quality of the
applicants. The positions are co-funded by the Spanish Ministry of
Science and Technology and the Technical University of Madrid within
the Ramon y Cajal and Juan de la Cierva programs.
Selection Process:
Interested applicants should send their c.v. and a description of
their research interests to the CLIP group at
hats-grants@clip.dia.fi.upm.es. The CLIP group will perform a
pre-selection of the best applicants based on their scientific merits
and the relevance of their research interests and experience to the
research activities of the group. The CLIP group will then assist the
pre-selected candidates in accomplishing all required steps to present
the required documentation for the final evaluation step. The
applications, will then be sent to the Spanish Ministry of Science and
Technology which performs the final selection. The details of this
step are described here.
http://clip.dia.fi.upm.es/Job_Openings/RyC2009.html
More details on the CLIP group, publications, projects, and research
areas of interest can be found at our WWW site (see e.g. the group
description and the listing of research topics and publications):
http://clip.dia.fi.upm.es/
For more information on any of the above, please contact
hats-grants@clip.dia.fi.upm.es
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