voici le dossier d'un candidat. en fait le seul pour l'instant. je vous laisse regarder. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Post-doc QuasiCool Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 14:40:50 +0200 From: Johan Nilsson <jnilsson@math.uni-bielefeld.de> To: fernique@lipn.fr Dear Thomas, Thank you for your reply. I am now sending my application for the post-doc position. In the attached pdf-file you will find the application with CV, resumé, plan, list of works and references. I will be glad to answer any questions. Best regards, Johan On 09/21/2014 07:49 PM, Thomas Fernique wrote:
On 21/09/2014 19:26, Johan Nilsson wrote:
Dear Prof. T. Fernique,
My name Johan Nilsson and I am currently a post-doc-student in Prof. M. Baake's research group at Bielefeld university, Germany. Prof. Baake passed on your email about a post-doc position in the QuasiCool project to me. I find this project interesting and after reading the project summary, I think I have a background and interests that would be suitable for this position.
Briefly, my background is a Ph.D in mathematics with undergraduate studies with as well in computer science, both theoretical and programming. During my research I have been looking at problems in symbolic dynamics and combinators where computers have played a vital part.
I intend to send you an application for this post-doc position, but I have a few open questions. My main concern is that I am a bit unsure how to formulate the research project part in the application, and how detailed this should be. I would be thankful for any hints or ideas on this matter.
Best regards,
Hello,
I personaly consider very favorably your candidature! It does depends only on me, so it is good to make a good application. In short : your research project must show that you intend to really work in connection with the project and not just continue independantly your previous works (it could be great to point out connections between them, if any). I do not think you me overdetail (I think 1-2 pages shall suffice), but show that you have really read the project.
best regards,
Thomas
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