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Da: HUGO VANNEUVILLE <hugo.vanneuville@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr> Oggetto: post doc position in Grenoble Data: 9 febbraio 2026 alle ore 18:20:34 CET

Dear colleagues,

I am opening a postdoc position next year in Grenoble. I would be grateful if you could transfer the following announcement to potential candidates. Depending on the subject, we will propose a co-supervision with Barbara Dembin (Strasbourg).

Thank you a lot, Best regards, Hugo

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2 years postdoctoral position in Probability at Institut Fourier (Grenoble) starting in September 2026:

- The postdoctoral position is funded by the ANR "Agence Nationale de la Recherche" project COCONUT "Correlations in percolation, chaos and noise sensitivity".

- The research areas include: Percolation, First Passage Percolation, Ising model, disordered chaos, noise sensitivity, sharpness of phase transitions, planar statistical mechanics models. Depending on the subject, we will propose a co-supervision with Barbara Dembin (Strasbourg), or other members of the ANR project.

- There will be several workshops organized every year for this ANR project. Members of the project -- in addition to Barbara Dembin and myself -- include Loren Coquille (Grenoble), Malo Hillairet (Grenoble), Franco Severo (Paris), Jean Vereecke (Grenoble) and Julien Verges (Stockholm).

- The salary is 2 676 euros per month (between year 0 and 3 after PhD) or 3 006 euros per month (between year 3 and 7 after PhD) (net amounts before withholding tax). The postdoc would obtain financial support to attend conferences and invite collaborators.

- The starting date is September 2026) but a slightly later date is possible if necessary.

- The application form is not yet available online but should be soon. You will find all the information you need to apply as soon as possible on my website [ https://hugo-vanneuville.perso.math.cnrs.fr/index_en.html ]. Please feel free to contact Barbara Dembin and myself before then.

Contacts: Barbara Dembin [ barbara.dembin@math.unistra.fr <mailto:barbara.dembin@math.unistra.fr> ] ; Hugo Vanneuville [ hugo.vanneuville@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr <mailto:hugo.vanneuville@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr> ]