[Opt-Net] Post-doc position announcement in Pisa

[Maria Grazia Scutella']

We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of a 
fully-funded, one-year post-doc (Assegno di Ricerca) position at the 
Department of Computer Science of the University of Pisa. This 
position is funded by the research project

	Mathematical models and computational methods for complex networks.

This is an interdisciplinary effort between the Department of 
Computer Science and the Department of Mathematics of the University 
of Pisa to foster stricter collaboration between Numerical Analysis 
and Operations Research experts, for the solution of complex 
numerical and optimization problems related to todays' networks 
(telecommunication, transportation, energy, social, ...).

The candidate should hold a Ph.D. degree in Numerical Analysis, 
Operations Research or Computer Science. She/he is expected to choose 
and carry forward two different lines of research among the several 
ones proposed by the 14 participants to the project, bringing 
together aspects of Numerical Analysis and Operations Research, and 
possible also of Computer Science. The participants to the project 
span several areas of Numerical Analysis and Operations Research, so 
finding good matches is not expected to be hard. Proposing her/his 
own research lines with analogous characteristics is also welcome, 
provided they pick the (varied) interest of some of the participants 
to the project.

The position is funded for one year at the standard rate for Italian 
"assegno di ricerca" (23336 Euro gross, with low taxation), and some 
extra money is available for travel. Candidates of all nationalities 
are warmly welcome.

Information about application can be found at

http://www.unipi.it/ateneo/bandi/assegni/pra2015/inform

The deadline for application is May 14, 2015. Interviews with the 
candidates are expected to be held on May 28, 2015. Remote interviews 
are possible. Formal start of the position is expected on mid June to 
beginning of July.

Enquiries can be directed to Antonio Frangioni (frangio at di.unipi.it).