Con preghiera di massima diffusione, segnalo la pubblicazione del bando per
la copertura
di n. 1 posto di RTD-A (SSD: SECS-S/06) presso il Dipartimento di Scienze
dell’Economia
dell'Università del Salento.
L’attività di ricerca verte sullo sviluppo di metodi e strumenti
matematici, ivi incluse le tecniche di calcolo e di elaborazione dei dati,
per la costruzione di modelli matematici stocastici per l’analisi e il
controllo ottimo di problemi relativi all’economia e alle scienze
attuariali e finanziarie, con particolare attenzione alla loro
applicabilità a “l'analisi dei mercati, dell'efficienza energetica e del
comportamento dei consumatori”.
Link: https://www.unisalento.it/bandi-concorsi/-/bandi/view/65239682
Scadenza: *29 agosto 2020*
Per maggiori informazioni contattare Maria Chiarolla
(maria.chiarolla@unisalento)
e Fabrizio Durante (fabrizio.durante(a)unisalento.it)
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Fabrizio Durante
Dipartimento di Scienze dell'Economia
Centro Ecotekne Pal. C
S.P. 6, Lecce - Monteroni
LECCE (ITALY)
Phone: +39 0832 29 8672
WWW: https://sites.google.com/site/fbdurante/
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Care colleghe, cari colleghi,
Venerdì 31 Luglio è venuta a mancare prematuramente la nostra collega
Rosa Maria Mininni.
Vogliamo ricordare Rosella per il suo impegno didattico costante e per
la passione nel seguire i suoi giovani allievi. Il suo continuo
interesse verso la ricerca l'ha portata ad occuparsi dei processi
aleatori sia da un punto di vista teorico che applicativo, intessendo a
tale riguardo fruttuosi legami con l'industria che hanno rafforzato
l'identità dell'Università di Bari nel territorio. La sua visione del
sapere e del ruolo dell'accademia l'ha spinta ad impegnarsi negli anni
negli organi collegiali di ateneo e dipartimentali, facendosi apprezzare
per la sua preparazione e per le sue doti umane e organizzative.
Purtroppo non sempre ha ottenuto quanto meritato, e la malattia non le
ha permesso di raggiungere traguardi ormai prossimi.
Rosella lascia a noi colleghi di Dipartimento e a tutta la comunità
italiana di Probabilità e Statistica Matematica un patrimonio di idee e
azioni di cui fare tesoro.
Yun Gang Lu, Nicola Cufaro Petroni, Marcello De Giosa, Vitonofrio
Crismale, Stefano Rossi.
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Prof. Nicola Cufaro Petroni
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Dipartimento di Matematica dell'Università di Bari,
and INFN Sezione di Bari
via E. Orabona 4, 70125 Bari (Italy)
Tel ++39 080 5443212/5232289; Cell ++39 338 7408287
Emailcufaro(a)ba.infn.it
http://www.ba.infn.it/~cufaro/homepage.html
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"Ὁ βίος βραχὺς, ἡ δὲ τέχνη μακρὴ, ὁ δὲ καιρὸς ὀξὺς,
ἡ δὲ πεῖρα σφαλερὴ, ἡ δὲ κρίσις χαλεπή"
Ἱπποκράτης ὁ Κῷος, Ἀφορισμοί I.1
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Dear Colleagues,
The Basque Center for Applied Mathematics (BCAM) is offering several positions for young researchers to work on machine learning problems. This is an opportunity for MS and last year BS students to start a research career while learning very interesting topics. The offers include internships, PhD student, and research technician positions. Candidates are expected to have strong mathematical background with experience on software languages for numerical computing such as Matlab and Python.
You can find below the description of the positions. Further informations are available at the links http://www.bcamath.org/en/research/internships <http://www.bcamath.org/en/research/internships> and http://www.bcamath.org/en/research/job <http://www.bcamath.org/en/research/job>
I appreciate if you can distribute the announcement to potential candidates.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Gianni
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PhD Fellowship
Research topic title: Supervised learning for COVID-19 prognosis
The PhD Student will work on the research project “Early prognosis of COVID-19 infections via machine learning” funded by AXA Research Fund. The researcher will develop techniques for supervised classification based on minimax approaches and apply such techniques to predict the future severity of COVID-19 infections using medical health records.
Keywords: supervised learning, supervised classification, statistics, probability, optimization, linear algebra
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Internship 1
Research topic title: Multidimensional supervised regression with applications in Physics
Most of machine learning methods developed for supervised regression assume the output is a scalar. In numerous applications, the output of interest is a multidimensional quantiy. For instance, in Physics, outputs of interest are usually tensors. This project will develop and implement techniques for multidimensional regression utilizing kernel methods. In addition, the techniques developed will be tested using datasets obtained in numerical Physics.
Keywords: machine learning, statistics, reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces, Matlab/Python
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Internship 2:
Research topic title: Machine learning for very short-term load forecasting
Conventional techniques for load forecasting predict energy consumptions for next several hours while multiple energy management tasks require predictions for next minutes. This project will develop and implement machine learning techniques for very short-term load forecasting that provide predictions for next minutes. In addition, such techniques will be based on probabilistic online learning that provides uncertainty assessments and adapts to patterns’ changes
Keywords: machine learning, statistics, load forecasting, Matlab/Python
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Internship 3:
Research topic title: Minimax supervised classification under covariate shift
Supervised classification can be approached as a zero sum game between learner and nature. In the standard scenario examples at training are similar to those at prediction while in practical scenarios the example types change. This project will develop supervised classification techniques based on game theory for scenarios where examples are affected by covariate shift.
Keywords: machine learning, statistics, optimization, Matlab/Python
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Internship 4:
Research topic title: Machine learning techniques for emerging 5G networks
Methods developed in machine learning and artificial intelligence fields are currently being used in multiple engineering tasks. One such applications is communication networks and specifically 5G networks. This project will develop machine learning techniques that utilize data obtained in a 5G network to obtain predictors of variables such as quality of service based on controlled features for the management of 5G networks.
Keywords: machine learning, statistics, data science, Matlab/Python
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Gianni Pagnini
Ikerbasque Research Associate
BCAM - Basque Center for Applied Mathematics
Alameda de Mazarredo, 14
E-48009 Bilbao, Basque Country - Spain
Tel. +34 946 567 842
gpagnini(a)bcamath.org | www.bcamath.org/gpagnini
( matematika mugaz bestalde )
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19^th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
CREDIT 2020
*/Assessing and Managing Climate Change Risk: /*
*/Opportunities for Financial Institutions/*
Venice, Italy
26 –27 September 2019
*COVID-19 update: the CREDIT 2020 Conference is both onsite and online
but we are ready to move the conference remotely, if necessary.*
*GRETA Associati*(Venice, Italy), *Cattolica Assicurazioni *(Verona,
Italy), *European DataWarehouse* (Frankfurt am Main, Germany), *CRIF*
(Bologna, Italy), *European Investment* *Fund *(Luxembourg), *European
Investment Bank* (Luxembourg) and*Intesa Sanpaolo *(Milan, Italy) are
co-sponsors of a Conference to be held in Venice on September 24-25,
2020. The objective of the Conference is to bring together academics,
practitioners and PhD students working in the area of risk management.
The conference will provide an opportunity for participants engaged in
research at the forefront of this area to discuss both the causes and
implications of recent financial and climate-related events and may, in
turn, suggest fruitful and policy-relevant directions for future
research. The Conference, organised under the auspices of the
*Department of Economics and VERA - Venice centre in Economic and Risk
Analytics for public policies* (University Ca’ Foscari of Venice), *ABI
- Italian Banking Association*, *AIAF - Associazione Italiana per
l'Analisi Finanziaria* and the *Joint Research Center*, *European
Commission* (Ispra, Italy), is the *nineteenth *of a series dedicated to
various aspects of credit risk.
/The UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the adoption of
European Commission’s Action Plan on Sustainable Finance mark important
international commitments to the objective of a more sustainable economy
and society. However, their successful implementation is tightly related
to the scaling up of low-carbon investments and divestment from
carbon-intensive investments. This, in turn, requires an assessment of
the credit risks stemming from investors’ exposure to economic
activities and assets that could be stranded by climate change. For
instance, regulators’ discussion about the revision of capital
requirements aimed to foster green investments (i.e. a green-supporting
or a brown-penalising factor) is hampered by the unclear understanding
of the implications of a regulatory change on individual institutions
and systemic financial risk. Thus, financing the low-carbon transition
is primarily a discussion about credit risk./
/The financial sector, and in particular the banking and insurance
industries need to develop new portfolios’ risk management strategies
and to adjust their credit allocation practices to cope with the
opportunities and challenges of the low-carbon transition in the economy
and finance. All these changes call for a substantial amount of research
to improve the knowledge of the mechanisms at play and to design
tailored and effective policy tools./
The SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE consists of:
*Monica Billio *(Ca’ Foscari University of Venice & GRETA, Programme
Chair)**
*Marina Brogi *(Sapienza University of Rome)**
*Francesca Campolongo*(Joint Research Center, European Commission)**
*Helmut Kraemer-Eis*(European Investment Fund)**
*Rainer Haselmann*(Goethe University, Frankfurt)**
*Irene Monasterolo*(Vienna University of Economics and Business)**
*Steven Ongena *(University of Zurich, Swiss Finance Institute, KU
Leuven & CEPR)**
*Roberto Rigobon*(MIT Sloan School of Management)**
*Stephen Schaefer*(London Business School)
PROGRAMME
*Thursday, September 24 2020*
*08.30_Registration_*
*09.00_Welcome and Opening Remarks_*
*09.15_Session I: Regulation and Corporate Strategies_*
•*Keynote talk: */TBA - /*Marina Brogi*,**Sapienza University of Rome
•/Exporting Pollution: Where Do Multinational Firms Emit CO2? - /*Yeejin
Jang*, University of New South Wales, Sidney(join with Itzhak Ben-David,
Stefanie Kleimeier and Michael Viehs)
•/National Climate Policies and Corporate Internal Carbon Pricing -
/*Gianfranco Gianfrate*, EDHEC Business School, Rubaix(join with Nuno
Bento and Joseph Aldy)
*11.00_Coffee break_*
*11.30_Session II: Climate Change_*
•/Results presentation of EIBURS Project - /*Loriana Pelizzon*,
SAFE-Goethe University Frankfurt & Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
•/Climate Change Awareness: Empirical Evidence for the European Union -
/*Claudio Morana*,**University of Milano-Bicocca, Collegio Carlo
Alberto, Turin & Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis (join with
Donatella Baiardi)
•/Climate Change Concerns and Mortgage Lending - /*Frank Weikai Li*,
Singapore Management University(join with Tinghua Duan)
*13.00_Lunch_*
*14.15_Session III: Financial System_*
•/The Next Step in Green Bond Financing - /*Dion Bongaerts*, Erasmus
University Rotterdam(join with Dirk Schoenmaker)
•*Unintended*/Consequences of the Global Derivatives Market Reform -
/*Pauline Gandré*, University Paris Nanterre(join with Mike Mariathasan,
Ouarda Merrouche and Steven Ongena)
•*Better*/Fewer, but Better: Stock Returns and the Financial Relevance
and Financial Intensity of Materiality - /*Costanza Consolandi*,
University of Siena(join with Robert G. Eccles and Giampaolo Gabbi)
*15.45_Coffee break and POSTER SESSION_*
*16.45_Session IV Corporate Sustainability and Value_*
•/Layered Goals-Based Portfolio Optimization Utilizing the Production
Properties of ESG Bias - /*Gordon H. Dash*, University of Rhode
Island(join with Nina Kajiji)
•*Corporate*/Sustainability and Stock Returns: Evidence from Employee
Satisfaction - /*Aaron Yoon*, Northwestern University, Chicago(join with
Kyle Welch)
•/Stranded Fossil Fuel Reserves and Firm Value - /*Eduardo Schwartz*,
UCLA Anderson, Los Angeles, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver & NBER
*_Social dinner_*
*Friday, September 25 2020*
**09.00*_Session V: Time of ESG and COVID 19_*
•///Are//Women Directors Inherently ESG Friendly? Evidence from Board
Gender Quotas //- /*Caroline Raskopf*, University Paris–Dauphine (join
with Edith Ginglinger)
•///Assessing the Impact of Compound Covid-19, Climate Change and
Financial Risk: What Role for Policy Complementarities? - /*Irene
Monasterolo*, Vienna University of Economics and Business & Boston
University (join with Nepomuk Dunz, Andrea Mazzocchetti and Marco Raberto)
•///ESG Integration at the Time of COVID-19 - /*Andrea**Gasperini*,
AIAF, Milan (join with Sonia Artuso, Lorena Sorrentino and Ilaria La Torre)
*10.30_Coffee break_ *
*11.00_Session VI_*
•//*Keynote talk: */The EU Technical Support to Design, Develop and
Implement Reforms - /*Mario Nava*, European Commission, Brussels
*11.30_PANEL Session_*
*12.45_Lunch_*
*14.15_Session VII: Sustainable Investment_*
•///ESG Considerations in Venture Capital and Business Angel Investment
Decisions: Evidence from Two Pan-European Surveys - /*Antonia Botsari*,
European Investment Fund, Luxembourg (join with Frank Lang)
•///Skills and Sentiment in Sustainable Investing - /*Andreas Brøgger*,
Copenhagen Business Schooly (join with Alexander Kronies)
•///Mind the Gap! Machine Learning, ESG Metrics and Sustainable
Investment - /*Ariel A. G. Lanza*, Northwestern University, Chicago
(join with Enrico Bernardini and Ivan Faiella)
*15.45_Coffee break_*
*16.15_Session VIII_*
•//*Keynote talk: */How Finance Can Cure Cancer, Solve the Energy
Crisis, and Fix Climate Change - /*Andrew W. Lo*, MIT Sloan School of
Management, Cambridge
*17.00_Closing Remarks and End of the Conference_*
*REGISTRATION*
To register for the Conference you are requested to complete the
registration form that is available on our website
(http://www.greta.it/credit/credit2020/credit2020.htm).
Registration fees are:
PhD Students*:
75 Euro + VAT
Onsite participation**:
200 Euro + VAT
Online participation***:
200 Euro + VAT
*VAT is currently 22% *
* Students will have to provide valid proof of their student status.
** Seats are limited in compliance with the new regulations to contain
the spread of COVID-19.
The onsite registration fees cover admission to all scientific sessions,
lunches, and coffee service during the Conference.
The onsite registration fees do not fully cover the conference dinner on
*September 24th, 2020*, for which there is an extra charge of 90.00 Euro
per person (conference attendees as well as accompanying persons).
The online registration fees cover access to the platform on September
24th and 25^th , interactivity with authors and other participants.
More detailed information soon available on the Conference website:
http://www.greta.it/credit/credit2020/credit2020.htm
19^th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
CREDIT 2020
*/Environmental, Social and Governance Risks/*
Venice, Italy
24 –25 September 2020
*COVID-19 update: the CREDIT 2020 Conference is both onsite and online
but we are ready to move the conference remotely, if necessary.*
*GRETA Associati*(Venice, Italy), *Cattolica Assicurazioni *(Verona,
Italy), *European DataWarehouse* (Frankfurt am Main, Germany), *CRIF*
(Bologna, Italy), *European Investment* *Fund *(Luxembourg), *European
Investment Bank* (Luxembourg) and*Intesa Sanpaolo *(Milan, Italy) are
co-sponsors of a Conference to be held in Venice on September 24-25,
2020. The objective of the Conference is to bring together academics,
practitioners and PhD students working in the area of risk management.
The conference will provide an opportunity for participants engaged in
research at the forefront of this area to discuss both the causes and
implications of recent financial and climate-related events and may, in
turn, suggest fruitful and policy-relevant directions for future
research. The Conference, organised under the auspices of the
*Department of Economics and VERA - Venice centre in Economic and Risk
Analytics for public policies* (University Ca’ Foscari of Venice), *ABI
- Italian Banking Association*, *AIAF - Associazione Italiana per
l'Analisi Finanziaria* and the *Joint Research Center*, *European
Commission* (Ispra, Italy), is the *nineteenth *of a series dedicated to
various aspects of credit risk.
/The UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the adoption of
European Commission’s Action Plan on Sustainable Finance mark important
international commitments to the objective of a more sustainable economy
and society. However, their successful implementation is tightly related
to the scaling up of low-carbon investments and divestment from
carbon-intensive investments. This, in turn, requires an assessment of
the credit risks stemming from investors’ exposure to economic
activities and assets that could be stranded by climate change. For
instance, regulators’ discussion about the revision of capital
requirements aimed to foster green investments (i.e. a green-supporting
or a brown-penalising factor) is hampered by the unclear understanding
of the implications of a regulatory change on individual institutions
and systemic financial risk. Thus, financing the low-carbon transition
is primarily a discussion about credit risk./
/The financial sector, and in particular the banking and insurance
industries need to develop new portfolios’ risk management strategies
and to adjust their credit allocation practices to cope with the
opportunities and challenges of the low-carbon transition in the economy
and finance. All these changes call for a substantial amount of research
to improve the knowledge of the mechanisms at play and to design
tailored and effective policy tools./
The SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE consists of:
*Monica Billio *(Ca’ Foscari University of Venice & GRETA, Programme
Chair)**
*Marina Brogi *(Sapienza University of Rome)**
*Francesca Campolongo*(Joint Research Center, European Commission)**
*Helmut Kraemer-Eis*(European Investment Fund)**
*Rainer Haselmann*(Goethe University, Frankfurt)**
*Irene Monasterolo*(Vienna University of Economics and Business)**
*Steven Ongena *(University of Zurich, Swiss Finance Institute, KU
Leuven & CEPR)**
*Roberto Rigobon*(MIT Sloan School of Management)**
*Stephen Schaefer*(London Business School)
PROGRAMME
*Thursday, September 24 2020*
*08.30_Registration_*
*09.00_Welcome and Opening Remarks_*
*09.15_Session I: Regulation and Corporate Strategies_*
•*Keynote talk: */TBA - /*Marina Brogi*,**Sapienza University of Rome
•/Exporting Pollution: Where Do Multinational Firms Emit CO2? - /*Yeejin
Jang*, University of New South Wales, Sidney(join with Itzhak Ben-David,
Stefanie Kleimeier and Michael Viehs)
•/National Climate Policies and Corporate Internal Carbon Pricing -
/*Gianfranco Gianfrate*, EDHEC Business School, Rubaix(join with Nuno
Bento and Joseph Aldy)
*11.00_Coffee break_*
*11.30_Session II: Climate Change_*
•/Results presentation of EIBURS Project - /*Loriana Pelizzon*,
SAFE-Goethe University Frankfurt & Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
•/Climate Change Awareness: Empirical Evidence for the European Union -
/*Claudio Morana*,**University of Milano-Bicocca, Collegio Carlo
Alberto, Turin & Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis (join with
Donatella Baiardi)
•/Climate Change Concerns and Mortgage Lending - /*Frank Weikai Li*,
Singapore Management University(join with Tinghua Duan)
*13.00_Lunch_*
*14.15_Session III: Financial System_*
•/The Next Step in Green Bond Financing - /*Dion Bongaerts*, Erasmus
University Rotterdam(join with Dirk Schoenmaker)
•*Unintended*/Consequences of the Global Derivatives Market Reform -
/*Pauline Gandré*, University Paris Nanterre(join with Mike Mariathasan,
Ouarda Merrouche and Steven Ongena)
•*Better*/Fewer, but Better: Stock Returns and the Financial Relevance
and Financial Intensity of Materiality - /*Costanza Consolandi*,
University of Siena(join with Robert G. Eccles and Giampaolo Gabbi)
*15.45_Coffee break and POSTER SESSION_*
*16.45_Session IV Corporate Sustainability and Value_*
•/Layered Goals-Based Portfolio Optimization Utilizing the Production
Properties of ESG Bias - /*Gordon H. Dash*, University of Rhode
Island(join with Nina Kajiji)
•*Corporate*/Sustainability and Stock Returns: Evidence from Employee
Satisfaction - /*Aaron Yoon*, Northwestern University, Chicago(join with
Kyle Welch)
•/Stranded Fossil Fuel Reserves and Firm Value - /*Eduardo Schwartz*,
UCLA Anderson, Los Angeles, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver & NBER
*_Social dinner_*
*Friday, September 25 2020*
**09.00*_Session V: Time of ESG and COVID 19_*
•///Are//Women Directors Inherently ESG Friendly? Evidence from Board
Gender Quotas //- /*Caroline Raskopf*, University Paris–Dauphine (join
with Edith Ginglinger)
•///Assessing the Impact of Compound Covid-19, Climate Change and
Financial Risk: What Role for Policy Complementarities? - /*Irene
Monasterolo*, Vienna University of Economics and Business & Boston
University (join with Nepomuk Dunz, Andrea Mazzocchetti and Marco Raberto)
•///ESG Integration at the Time of COVID-19 - /*Andrea**Gasperini*,
AIAF, Milan (join with Sonia Artuso, Lorena Sorrentino and Ilaria La Torre)
*10.30_Coffee break_ *
*11.00_Session VI_*
•//*Keynote talk: */The EU Technical Support to Design, Develop and
Implement Reforms - /*Mario Nava*, European Commission, Brussels
*11.30_PANEL Session_*
*12.45_Lunch_*
*14.15_Session VII: Sustainable Investment_*
•///ESG Considerations in Venture Capital and Business Angel Investment
Decisions: Evidence from Two Pan-European Surveys - /*Antonia Botsari*,
European Investment Fund, Luxembourg (join with Frank Lang)
•///Skills and Sentiment in Sustainable Investing - /*Andreas Brøgger*,
Copenhagen Business Schooly (join with Alexander Kronies)
•///Mind the Gap! Machine Learning, ESG Metrics and Sustainable
Investment - /*Ariel A. G. Lanza*, Northwestern University, Chicago
(join with Enrico Bernardini and Ivan Faiella)
*15.45_Coffee break_*
*16.15_Session VIII_*
•//*Keynote talk: */How Finance Can Cure Cancer, Solve the Energy
Crisis, and Fix Climate Change - /*Andrew W. Lo*, MIT Sloan School of
Management, Cambridge
*17.00_Closing Remarks and End of the Conference_*
*REGISTRATION*
To register for the Conference you are requested to complete the
registration form that is available on our website
(http://www.greta.it/credit/credit2020/credit2020.htm).
Registration fees are:
PhD Students*:
75 Euro + VAT
Onsite participation**:
200 Euro + VAT
Online participation***:
200 Euro + VAT
*VAT is currently 22% *
* Students will have to provide valid proof of their student status.
** Seats are limited in compliance with the new regulations to contain
the spread of COVID-19.
The onsite registration fees cover admission to all scientific sessions,
lunches, and coffee service during the Conference.
The onsite registration fees do not fully cover the conference dinner on
*September 24th, 2020*, for which there is an extra charge of 90.00 Euro
per person (conference attendees as well as accompanying persons).
The online registration fees cover access to the platform on September
24th and 25^th , interactivity with authors and other participants.
More detailed information soon available on the Conference website:
http://www.greta.it/credit/credit2020/credit2020.htm
Car* collegh*,
vi segnalo la disponibilità di sei posti di dottorato all'Università del
Sussex
nell'ambito del progetto ERC "Bayesian Models and Algorithms for Fairness
and Transparency"
Per maggiori informazioni potete consultare il link seguente:
https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/phd-funding/view/1166-6-PhD-Stu…
Vi prego di diffondere l'avviso a studentesse/i potenzialmente interessat*.
Cordiali saluti,
Enrico Scalas
E' uscito il bando per l'ammissione al dottorato in Matematica e Modelli
presso l'Università dell'Aquila
Il bando di concorso è disponibile sul sito dell'Ateneo al link
https://www.univaq.it/section.php?id=2026
la versione in inglese si trova al link
https://www.univaq.it/en/section.php?id=2026&lang_s=en
I candidati dovranno presentare la domanda utilizzando esclusivamente
l'apposita procedura online disponibile all'indirizzo
https://pica.cineca.it/univaq/univaq-dott36/
e dovranno attenersi alle previsioni contenute nell'art. 5 del bando.
La scadenza per la presentazione online delle domande è fissata alle ore
13.00 (ora italiana) del 27 agosto 2020
Bando ed informazioni si trovano anche sulla pagina del programma di
dottorato in Matematica e Modelli
http://people.disim.univaq.it/~dottorato_mate_mode/
si prega di darne la massima diffusione, saluti
Davide Gabrielli
vi comunico che sono usciti i seguenti bandi di reclutamento per il
DIMAI, tutti con scadenza 30 Luglio
1 posto RTD/A MAT/06
Seguono il link con i dettagli. Invito a diffondere presso potenziali
candidati interessati.
Cordialmente,
Francesca R. Nardi
Dipartimento di Matematica e Informatica
Università degli Studi di Firenze
Viale Morgagni 67, Firenze, Italy
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L' avviso è stato pubblicato sulla G.U. n. 50 del 30 giugno 2020:
Selezioni per la copertura di 33 posti di ricercatore a tempo
determinato di tipologia a), ai sensi dell'art. 24, comma 3, della legge
30 dicembre 2010, n. 240 - (D.R. n. 602 del 4 giugno 2020) - (Albo
Ufficiale repertorio n. 6135 )
visibile alla pagina https://www.unifi.it/p11821.html