Connectionists: Job Application for a Mathematician

[Viktoria Laco]

Job Application for a Mathematician

The Spatial Sound Institute is looking to engage a full-time/part-time
mathematician to become involved in ongoing research into the natural laws
governing wave behavior within geometries and physics of sound.

We are reaching out to this mailing list on the recommendation by Jorg
Lehnert, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences Leipzig

We invite enthusiastic mathematicians to become part of an
interdisciplinary team involving musicians, programmers, physicians and
neuro-scientists. The ongoing research on the connection of sound phenomena
with fundamental natural laws has possible great implications in
theoretical and applied physics. We expect the research to touch upon
various fields within mathematics and physics such as magnetism, sound wave
propagation, rose and lissajous curves, symmetry along group theory and Lie
groups, octonions, fractal and crystallization patterns.

Preference goes to working with PostDoc or PhD graduates in mathematics
with experience in coding Python and/or C++, though we are open for
applications from anyone finding significant relation to the research from
within their field of work and professional skills.

Central place of work will be the Spatial Sound Institute in Budapest,
Hungary, and might involve traveling from/to Budapest within Europe and/or
to visit other partner Institutes from time to time. Principal
collaborators at the Spatial Sound Institute will be Paul Oomen, Head of
Development, and Rona Geffen, Research Associate. Further terms and
conditions of the position will be discussed upon response by the applicant.

Applicants are requested to send a short motivation letter and their CV
before November 30th 2019.

Please send to: submissions at spatialsoundinstitute.com

Best regards,

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Viktoria Laco | 4DSOUND | Communication and Professional Relations
[e] viktoria at 4dsound.net [w] www.4dsound.net |
https://spatialsoundinstitute.com
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