Here are two announcements for postdoctoral fellowships at the Geometry Center; one is open-ended, the other specific to the area of Combinatorial and Algebraic Geometry.

The Geometry Center, University of Minnesota
Postdoctoral Research and Training Fellowships

Up to four fellowships will be awarded for the academic year 1996-97 (sic). They are for one year with the possibility of a one-year renewal by mutual agreement. Remuneration will be $40,000/twelve months if there is not other support. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a high level of research accomplishment in the mathematical or computer sciences, to demonstrate an active interest in educational innovation, and to be at home in a computing environment. Postdocs are expected to participate fully in the Center's activities, which encompass research, education, technological development, and outreach.

To apply, please send:

1. a letter of application specifically addressing why receiving a postdoc at the Geometry Center would benefit both you and the Center,
2. a vita,
3. a summary of research accomplishments,
4. a research plan, including a statement of how you would make use of Center resources,
5. a summary of computing experience, and
6. a list of three persons whom you have asked to send letters of recommendation.

Postdoc Applications
The Geometry Center
University of Minnesota
Suite 500, 1300 South Second Street
Minneapolis, MN 55454

For more information about the Geometry Center, see http://www.geom.umn.edu/.

The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

The Geometry Center, University of Minnesota
Postdoctoral Research and Training Fellowships

Up to two fellowships in the area of Combinatorial and Algebraic Geometry will be awarded for the academic year 1996-97 (sic). They are for one year; remuneration will be $40,000/twelve months if there is not other support. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a high level of research accomplishment in the mathematical or computer sciences, and to be at home in a computing environment. Postdocs are expected to participate fully in the Center's research activities.

To apply, please send:

1. a letter of application specifically addressing why receiving a postdoc at the Geometry Center would benefit both you and the Center,
2. a vita,
3. a summary of research accomplishments,
4. a research plan, including a statement of how you would make use of Center resources,
5. a summary of computing experience, and
6. a list of three persons whom you have asked to send letters of recommendation.

Postdoc Applications
The Geometry Center
University of Minnesota
Suite 500, 1300 South Second Street
Minneapolis, MN 55454