My research is funded by the ERC Consolidator Grant 101001474 Motivic Cohomology of Schemes (MoCoS), 1 September 2021 – 31 August 2026.
Open positions
Applications are now open for post-doctoral positions based at the Laboratoire de Mathématiques d'Orsay. The positions are funded by the ERC project and managed by the CNRS. Applicants should typically have some experience in arithmetic geometry and/or algebraic K-theory in a broad sense, such as p-adic/étale/motivic cohomology, algebraic cycles, etc.
- The starting date for the positions is 1 September 2023 (flexible).
- The original appointments will be made for 1 or 2 years; later extension to a maximum of 3 years may be possible.
- The positions come with no teaching requirements.
- The salary is of the order of 2800 to 4000 euros per month (before deductions for tax and social security), depending on experience; further details are available on request.
- A grant of 3000 euros per year for research related travel expenses will be provided.
Applications must be submitted through the CNRS employment portail, as follows:
- Create an account here. You can put the page in English at the top right. There is no need to submit a CV via this page.
- There is no need to fill in your "candidate profile'', as this information should be in your CV.
- Go to the job offer here and click Apply/Postuler.
- Upload the following:
- A full CV containing a list of publications.
- A Cover Letter.
- A Research Project, containing both a description of past work and a discussion of future project(s).
- Arrange for at least two reference letters to be sent to Matthew Morrow (firstname.lastname@universite-paris-saclay.fr), with subject line "UMR8628-MATMOR-001 [your name]".
The official deadline has been extended to 13 January 2023.
Enquiries should be directed to Matthew Morrow (firstname.lastname@universite-paris-saclay.fr).
Team
The current project team consists of
Former members:
Visitors
- Tom Bachmann (October 2021)
- Vladimir Sosnilo (March, April 2022)
- Shane Kelly (April 2022)
- Ryomei Iwasa (April 2022)
Papers
- Cartier smoothness in prismatic cohomology, V. Bouis.
- Twisted K-theory in motivic homotopy theory, E. Elmanto, D. Nardin, M. Yakerson.
- K-theory of perfectoid rings, B. Antieau, A. Mathew, M Morrow.
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