About
This Fellowship is named after John Kalman, who was a professor of Mathematics at the University of Auckland from 1964 to 1993, and a leading promoter of mathematics in New Zealand. The Fellowship is generously supported by a grant from the Margaret and John Kalman Charitable Trust.
This prestigious visiting position is awarded each year to an early career academic to enable them to visit the University of Auckland for a period of several weeks. The Kalman Visiting Fellow would be a faculty member of another University.
The purpose of the Kalman Visiting Fellowship is to enable a “rising star” in mathematics and its applications to visit the University of Auckland and to participate in the intellectual life of the University. The Visiting Fellow would be expected to participate in, and contribute to, research activity, give seminars and engage in informal discussions on research topics with staff and students in the Department of Mathematics (and other Departments within the Faculty of Science and University as appropriate).
Purpose
The award is to provide assistance with the costs of travel, accommodation, and other local expenses.
Value of the Award
The award will be $10,000.
To apply:
Send as a single electronic submission to eadeansoffice@sfac.auckland.ac.nz
- a one-page description of the research to be carried out;
- a letter of invitation from your proposed host in the Department;
- a CV (including qualifications, appointments and awards);
- a list of publications;
- the names and contact details of two potential referees.
For more information please click on the "Further official information" link below.
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