Postdoctoral Research Associates in Probability Theory
Listed on 2026-11-02
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Research/Development
Mathematics, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Research Scientist, Data Scientist
University of Cambridge
United Kingdom
1 December 2026 (date only)
About This OpportunityUniversity of Cambridge advertises Postdoctoral Research Associates in Probability Theory, focusing on independent research in mathematical probability theory.
The University of Cambridge Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics advertises postdoctoral appointments in probability theory supported by ERC-funded research groups. The roles involve developing original and collaborative mathematical research, publishing results, giving seminars and participating in the wider probability community. Appointments run two years initially with possible third-year renewal. Applications request a full CV, a research description of at most three pages and three academic referees.
Academic preparation and entry profile:
PhD or near-completion in mathematics with research experience in probability theory.
Funding and appointment conditions: £37,694–£46,049 annual salary.
Application timing: 1 December 2026 (date only)
Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For:
Based on the documented project scope, this opportunity may be particularly suited to applicants whose preparation includes PhD or near-completion in mathematics with research experience in probability theory. This is an editorial fit assessment, not an admissions determination.
Overall Opportunity Assessment:
The distinctive focus is independent research in mathematical probability theory. Applicants should weigh the verified research methods, qualifications and any stated funding or mobility conditions against their research goals.
Level Postdoc
Field Independent research in mathematical probability theory
Organization Type University
Funding & Compensation
Amount Paid
Funding Type Salary
Funding Status Paid
Requirements EducationPhD or near-completion in mathematics with research experience in probability theory.
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