CONTENTS
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- Open Position: Associate Professor Research FCS (Coventry, UK)
- Open Position: Assistant Professor Research FCS (Coventry, UK)
- Dynamics Days Europe 2024 (Bremen, Germany)
- BIFD 2024 (Edinburg, UK)
- Upcoming Conferences on MHD and Related Subjects
- Next Hydromag Newsletter
I — Associate Professor Research FCS (Coventry, UK)
| Job Title |
Associate Professor Research FCS |
| Job Reference |
903 |
| Application Closing Date |
19/11/2023 |
| Division, Department |
Research Institute for Complex Systems (ICS), ICS Research Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems (FCS) |
| Salary |
£57,696.00 – £71,469.00 per annum |
| Mode |
Permanent, Full Time |
Applications are invited for an Associate Professor in statistical physics, fluid mechanics or nonequilibrium systems in the Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems, Coventry University.
As an Associate Professor (Research) you will actively be contributing to the research strategy and activities within the Research Centre with the aim of providing strategic direction, academic leadership and management of research.
The post is expected to align with one of the following research groups:
- The Nonequilibrium in Environment and Engineering Systems (NEES) research group uses a blend of engineering sciences, physics and mathematics to study and model problems involving fluid dynamics and nonequilibrium systems and their applications to environmental and geophysical problems.
- The Statistical Physics research group is interdisciplinary in nature and combines network science, cultural complexity, biophysics, sociophysics, computational physics, scientometrics, stochastic dynamics in nature/laboratory, information theory, and other areas. Classical and quantum statistical physics, focusing on universality in and out-of-equilibrium, also remains at the core of the group’s activities.
- The Fluids research group specialises in turbulence, instabilities, magnetohydrodynamics, transition and control, particulate flows, rotating flows, convection and plasma physics. Besides an internationally recognised expertise in these fundamental fields, the group is renowned for its cutting-edge research based on the application of these fields into industrial fluid mechanics, nuclear fusion, astrophysical fluid dynamics and especially geophysical fluid dynamics and planetary interiors.
The centre operates at the core of a large network of international collaborators with the specificity of blending theoretical with in-house experimental approaches. The centre maps to REF Unit of Assessment 10 (mathematics) and 95% of its output was deemed internationally excellent or world-leading during the 2021 REF exercise. The centre’s research is supported by UK and European funding bodies (UKRI, ERC and others), as well as industry.
As an Associate Professor within FCS you will be responsible for commissioning and leading impactful research while working with the head of the group to provide leadership in research activity or develop and lead independent research groups. You will take the lead in promoting and disseminating research outputs in a range of field-specific media, attend and present research at relevant conferences, give invited lectures, chair sessions and sit on conference organising committees. You will lead major funding bids and seek and secure external research funding.
The role will allow you to take an active lead in the research centres strategy and agenda, producing research with a demonstrable contribution to society and the economy through developing relationships and partnerships externally. You will also be a key part of leading the research culture and environment of the university group while supervising research fellows/assistants, doctoral students, masters’ students, technical and other support staff.
Further information
For informal enquiries about the position, please contact:
Statistical Physics research group:
Nonequilibrium in Environment and Engineering Systems research group:
Further information regarding the Research Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems can be found here.
Click here to view the full job description and person specification.
More details and apply online
II — Assistant Professor Research FCS (Coventry, UK)
| Job Title |
Assistant Professor Research FCS |
| Job Reference |
901 |
| Application Closing Date |
19/11/2023 |
| Division, Department |
Research Services (RS), ICS Research Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems (FCS) |
| Salary |
£44,263.00 – £63,029.00 per annum |
| Mode |
Permanent, Full Time |
Applications are invited for an Assistant Professor in statistical physics, fluid mechanics or nonequilibrium systems in the Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems, Coventry University.
As an Assistant Professor you will actively contribute to the centre with 60% of your time being spent on research within the centre’s field and 40% spent on teaching within appropriate subjects.
The post is expected to align with one of the following research groups:
The post is expected to align with one of the following research groups:
- The Nonequilibrium in Environment and Engineering Systems (NEES) research group uses a blend of engineering sciences, physics and mathematics to study and model problems involving fluid dynamics and nonequilibrium systems and their applications to environmental and geophysical problems.
- The Statistical Physics research group is interdisciplinary in nature and combines network science, cultural complexity, biophysics, sociophysics, computational physics, scientometrics, stochastic dynamics in nature/laboratory, information theory, and other areas. Classical and quantum statistical physics, focusing on universality in and out-of-equilibrium, also remains at the core of the group’s activities.
- The Fluids research group specialises in turbulence, instabilities, magnetohydrodynamics, transition and control, particulate flows, rotating flows, convection and plasma physics. Besides an internationally recognised expertise in these fundamental fields, the group is renowned for its cutting-edge research based on the application of these fields into industrial fluid mechanics, nuclear fusion, astrophysical fluid dynamics and especially geophysical fluid dynamics and planetary interiors.
You will be responsible for commissioning and delivering impactful research, while working with the group and the centre at large to grow research activity and develop independent research.
The centre operates at the core of a large network of international collaborators with the specificity of blending theoretical with in-house experimental approaches. The centre maps to REF Unit of Assessment 10 (mathematics) and 95% of its output was deemed internationally excellent or world-leading during the 2021 REF exercise. The centre’s research is supported by UK and European funding bodies (UKRI, ERC and others), as well as industry.
The role will allow you to contribute to the research centre’s strategy, producing research with a demonstrable contribution to knowledge, society and the economy, growing the centre’s national and international network of collaborators. You will seek external funding through grants or contracts to support your research, whilst supervising research fellows/assistants, doctoral students, masters’ students, technical and other support staff.
The School of Computing, Mathematics and Data Science offers undergraduate degrees in mathematics, mathematics and statistics, physics and mathematics, physics, and data science; our postgraduate courses include data science & computational intelligence and data science. You will be able to contribute to teaching modules on these courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level. You will work closely with the course teams to help provide the high-quality learning environment our students expect.
Our Successful Candidate
Within the centre, the successful applicant will be expected to lead research within the remit of REF UoA 10 (mathematics), to deliver internationally excellent or world-leading outputs, industrial or societal impact, and to attract sufficient funding to help growth the centre’s research portfolio.
Qualifications Required
A PhD in either PhD in engineering, physics, mathematics or equivalent.
The Benefits
As a staff member of Coventry University, you will have a access to a wide range of industry leading rewards and benefits which includes:
- Excellent Employers Pension Contribution
- 38 days Annual leave plus Bank Holidays
- New Holiday Purchase Scheme up to 5 additional days
- BUPA Cash Plan
- 50% off Tuition Fee’s for staff dependants
- CU Reward Scheme – Discounts across a range of High Street/ Online Retailers
- New Electric Car Scheme
- Cycle To work scheme
Further information
For informal enquiries about the position, please contact:
Statistical Physics research group:
Nonequilibrium in Environment and Engineering Systems research group:
Further information regarding the Research Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems can be found here.
Click here to view the full job description.
More details and apply online
III — Dynamics Days Europe 2024 (Bremen, Germany)
Bremen, Germany
July 29 – August 2, 2024
https://dynamicsdays.eu/bremen2024/
At the present time, we invite proposals for mini-symposia with a final submission deadline of December 31, 2023. For details, please see https://dynamicsdays.eu/bremen2024/Minisymposia/
Please mark your calendars for further dates and deadlines:
Early bird registration opens:
Deadline for submitting mini-symposium talks, contributed talks, and posters:
Early bird registration deadline:
Late registration deadline:
We very much look forward to welcoming you in Bremen!
With best regards,
The Local Organizing Team
Igors Gorbovickis (Constructor University)
Marc-Thorsten Hütt (Constructor University)
Marc Keßeböhmer (University of Bremen)
Keivan Mallahi-Karai (Constructor University)
Hildegard Meyer-Ortmanns (Constructor University)
Marcel Oliver (KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt)
Ivan Ovsyannikov (Constructor University)
Sören Petrat (Constructor University)
Anke Pohl (University of Bremen)
Jens Rademacher (University of Hamburg)
Roland Welter (University of Hamburg)
IV — BIFD 2024 — Bifurcations and Instabilities in Fluid Dynamics (Edinburgh, UK)
Dear Colleague,
We would like to warmly welcome you to The 10th Bifurcations and Instabilities in Fluid Dynamics (BIFD) meeting to be held in Edinburgh from 24-28 June 2024.
BIFD Edinburgh 2024 is jointly organised by The University of Edinburgh (Schools of Engineering and Physics & Astronomy), Imperial College London (Department of Chemical Engineering) and The University of Strathclyde (Department of Mathematics and Statistics).
As you might already know BIFD is a biannual event and BIFD Edinburgh 2024 is its 10th international symposium making it even more special. The Symposium typically attracts >200 researchers (pre-COVID) from all over the globe working in nearly all areas of fluid dynamics. We expect BIFD Edinburgh 2024 to also do the same and in fact, attract >230 researchers. BIFD series is also a fantastic platform for early career researchers to showcase their work.
We have an excellent set of Keynote Speakers lined up. The BIFD Edinburgh 2024 will have talks and posters. An array of social interactions including traditional Scottish entertainment is organised.
Science must be accessible and inclusive. So we are inviting sponsors to enable researchers from under-represented groups, conflict zones and low-middle-income countries to attend this Symposium. This will also help keep the registration fee as low as possible covering all 4 days of conference lunches, gala dinner, welcome receptions, and Symposium merchandise.
All information in the flyer is attached at the website below! Please circulate this in your groups. Looking forward to seeing you all at Edinburgh in June 2024.
Website: https://bifd2024.eng.ed.ac.uk/
Sincerely,
BIFD Edinburgh 2024 Organisers
Prash Valluri (Edinburgh), Omar Matar (Imperial), Stephen Wilson (Strathclyde), Dani Orejon (Edinburgh), Khellil Sefiane (Edinburgh), Rachel Schwind (Edinburgh). Alex Wray (Strathclyde), Rodrigo Ledesma-Aguilar (Edinburgh), Alex Morozov (Edinburgh), John Christy (Edinburgh), Khushboo Pandey (Edinburgh), Laura Smith (Edinburgh), Karen Brocklehurst (Edinburgh) and Kimberly Ross (Edinburgh)
https://bifd2024.eng.ed.ac.uk/
V — Upcoming Conferences on MHD and Related Subjects
VI — Next Hydromag Newsletter
Will be issued in the end of January, 2024. Please send information you wish to be included into this issue to
a.pedcenko(at)coventry.ac.uk
not later than 20 of January, 2024.
If you have an urgent announcement, we can publish at http://hydromag.eu between the issues.
Alex Pedcenko (aa3025(at)coventry.ac.uk)
Coventry University, School of Computing, Mathematics and Data Science
Priory Street
Coventry CV1 5FB
United Kingdom
