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BMS Application – Dirichlet


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The Dirichlet Postdoctoral Program is open to early-stage postdoctoral researchers from around the world across all mathematical fields. MATH+ and the BMS will support their development into independent researchers while helping them to further qualify themselves for their future careers and gain international visibility.

 

The Dirichlet Postdoctoral Fellows are given the opportunity and freedom to carry out their own ambitious research agenda and can follow their own research interests. In the rich scientific environment of Berlin mathematics, they get the chance to be exposed to the most recent developments in their fields of expertise, build a collaborative network of national and international scientific contacts, and obtain input from other research groups in similar or different fields. The BMS and MATH+ provide a stimulating environment and the means for postdocs to collaborate with researchers within MATH+ and beyond.

 

In addition, the postdoctoral researchers will have ample opportunities to gain teaching, supervisory, and mentoring experience within the framework of the BMS – with the opportunity to obtain help, feedback, or advice, either individually from mentors on the BMS Faculty, in BMS complementary skills workshops and courses, or through events offered by the universities.

 

We are currently inviting applications for the Berlin Mathematical School Dirichlet Postdoctoral Fellowship beginning in the fall of 2027. Accordingly, the PhD has to be completed no earlier than October 2024 and no later than September 2027

 

This year’s call opens on 01 October 2026, the application deadline is 15 November 2026 (23:59:59 Berlin time, UTC +1). First offers are expected to be issued on 08 January 2027 with a response time of ten (10) days.

 

Further details can be found in the BMS Postdoc Application Guidelines.

 

Applications will be accepted only via our online application portal. You can register for the application portal during the application rounds here:
https://fis.mathplus.de/registration/

After you have created an account and logged in to fis.mathplus.de, please click on your name to start the application.

 

Current BMS Dirichlet Fellows are:
Hefin Lambley (2026-2028)
Pardis Semnani (2026-2028)
Eliseo Luongo (2026)
Baylee Schutte (2025-2027)
Jack Allsop (2025-2027)
Lucía Martín Merchán (2025-2026)