Postdoctoral Research Associate in Mathematical Biology

Join Professor Claus Kadelka's mathematical biology group for a two-year postdoctoral appointment, with a possible third year subject to funding. Research areas include systems biology, gene regulatory networks, infectious disease modelling and behavioural epidemiology, including NSF-funded projects on canalization and design principles of gene regulatory network models and a mathematical theory of biological modularity. The role carries a 2-1 teaching load and mentoring of undergraduate research teams; the proposed start date is 16 August 2027.

PhD in mathematics or a closely related discipline by the start date. Preferred: a research record aligned with discrete dynamical systems, network science, computational systems biology or infectious disease modelling; independent and collaborative interdisciplinary research; undergraduate teaching and research mentoring; publications; Python programming. Applications include a CV, cover letter, research statement and teaching statement.