algebraic K-theory

[John Rognes <rognes@math.uio.no>]

Dear K-theory list readers,

We are happy to announce that we are hiring an Associate Professor 
(full-time, tenured) in Geometry/Topology at the University of Oslo in 
Norway.  The application deadline is April 21st, and the official 
announcement is at the link below

https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/202229/associate-professor-in-geometry-and-topology__;!!DZ3fjg!qyfhhSljSh8mrhGy3Ta1H-mc3KZRJmPNevKWlv9SoN3r39V6xYZRNCiecsWGl_phBJTjnfXa$ 

from which I quote:

"The section seeks a dedicated and innovative researcher who meets the 
required qualifications for an associate professorship.  We are in 
particular looking for active researchers working in geometry and topology 
(such as the fields of algebraic topology, geometric topology, K-theory, 
motivic homotopy theory, differential geometry, and symplectic geometry) 
and preference will be given to applicants in these fields"

and

"The Associate Professor will have the opportunity to apply for promotion 
to a position as [Full] Professor at a later date."

The current permanent faculty in the geometry/topology group are Kim 
Frøyshov, Paul Arne Østvær and myself.  The Mathematics Department also 
has active research groups in algebraic geometry, operator algebras, 
several complex variables, partial differential equations and mathematical 
logic.  We share research interests with many other departments in 
Scandinavia and elsewhere.

Please feel free to get in touch with one of

John Christian Ottem, e-mail: johnco@math.uio.no
Paul Arne Østvær, e-mail: paularne@math.uio.no
Kim Frøyshov, e-mail: kfroyshov@math.uio.no
John Rognes, e-mail: rognes@math.uio.no

if you have questions about this position.

Sincerely yours,
John Rognes