Doctorado en ecología matemática y evolución en Finlandia

PhD student position in mathematical ecology and evolution, Helsinki, Finland

The Biomathematics Group of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Helsinki, Finland, is looking for a highly motivated PhD student to join our research in mathematical ecology and evolution. We focus on population dynamics, including structured populations and
metapopulations, and adaptive dynamics, with applications such as the evolution of dispersal, the evolution of pathogens, and more.

The candidate should have an MSc in mathematics (preferred) or graduate with
this degree by June 2017, and have a background in mathematical modelling as
well as interest in ecology/evolution. The detailed research program is
negotiable within the profile of our group. The graduate studies will be
supervised by Prof. Mats Gyllenberg, with possible co-supervision by Stefan
Geritz or Eva Kisdi. Salary and social benefits according to the standard
Finnish University Salary System. For more information, see
https://wiki.helsinki.fi/display/BioMath/ (Biomathematics Group) and
http://mathstat.helsinki.fi/english/ (Department of Mathematics) or contact
Eva Kisdi at eva.kisdi@helsinki.fi.

Applications including a CV, the list of publications (if any), a letter of
motivation, the extract from the register of undergraduate grades, and two
reference addresses are to be sent in one pdf file to eva.kisdi@helsinki.fi
with cc to mats.gyllenberg@helsinki.fi. The deadline for applications is 15
March 2017. Please write "Application for PhD student position in
biomathematics" in the subject line.