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       Post-doctoral Fellowships in Mathematics (EC HCM Program)
                    Mathematical Institute, Oxford

  Applications are invited for a number of fellowships for research in
mathematics at the Mathematical Institute of Oxford University.
  *Conditions.* Applicants must be citizens of one of the member states
of the European Community, other than the United Kingdom, or residents
of the Community; similar rules apply to applicants from several
non-member states which participate in the HCM program (Austria,
Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland).
  The activity is intended primarily for the benefit of young
researchers at post-doctoral level, defined as researchers having at
least six years of higher education and who hold a doctorate or an
equivalent degree, or have had two or more years of research experience
following a post-gradute course.
  *Applications.* These must include a c.v., list of publications,
concise description of research interests, letters of recommendations
and/or names of 3 referees, and should reach:
   Professor B.J. Birch, Chairman of Mathematics
   Mathematical Institute, 24-29 St Giles, Oxford OX1 3LB
   Tel: 01865 273528, Fax: 01865 273583, e-mail: birch:maths.ox.ac.uk
  *Application deadline:* 30 April 1995.
  *Duration of fellowship:* 6-12 months, exceptionally 24 months.
  A committee will make an initial selection of the Fellows in May '95.
Scientific information is available from the following people:
  Algebra and Number Theory: Professor BJ Birch and Dr R Heath-Brown
   Tel: 01865 273528 / 273557, e-mail: birch@maths.ox.ac.uk
  Geometry: Professor S.K. Donaldson
   Tel: 01865 273540, e-mail: donaldso@maths.ox.ac.uk
  Logic: Professor A.J. Macintyre and Dr A.J. Wilkie
   Tel: 01865 273535 / 273539, e-mail: {ajm,wilkie}@maths.ox.ac.uk
  General Relativity and Twistor Theory: Professor Sir Roger Penrose
   Tel: 01865 273544, e-mail: val@maths.ox.ac.uk
  Combinatorics and Optimisation: Professor D.J.A. Welsh
   Tel: 01865 273529, e-mail: dwelsh@maths.ox.ac.uk