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    Post-Docs of Excellence: Hadamard Lecturers

    These positions are intended for young mathematicians who have demonstrated their excellence in the development and transmission of knowledge. They are long-term post-docs (3 years) with a low teaching load (corresponding to one third of the statutory service of a Maître de Conférence des Universités).

    Hadamard lecturers are expected to be able to teach mathematics in either French or English (if they can teach in both languages, that's ideal).

    Applications are to be submitted online below when the annual call for applications is launched. The winners are selected by a jury, who first make a pre-selection on the basis of their application files, then rank the pre-selected candidates on the basis of an audition to check their ability. All auditions are conducted remotely, to ensure fairness and avoid long-distance travel.

    To be eligible, candidates must have defended their thesis before September 1 of their recruitment year.

    The application must include:

    • A curriculum vitae with a list of publications,

    • A research program,

    • A wish to be assigned to one of the FMJH-affiliated laboratories listed below,

    • The name of a scientific contact in the chosen laboratory,

    • The names of one or two referees,

    • A letter of motivation linking the assignment request to the research program.

     

    List of FMJH-affiliated laboratories to which a Hadamard Lecturer can be assigned:

     

    To identify the themes represented in these laboratories, please consult the interactive map of mathematical research on the Paris-Saclay Campus.

    NB: This is the list of laboratories affiliated to the FMJH that are immersed in teaching departments. The only exception is the LAG at IHES. It is agreed that the teaching of a Hadamard lecturer assigned to the IHES will take place at the Institut de Mathématique d'Orsay, located in the immediate vicinity of the IHES.

     

    Call for applications Hadamard lecturers 2027

     

    Opening: October 16, 2026


    Are only considered applications coming from the following form (documents may be written in French or English). To be eligible, the candidate must have defended his/her thesis before 1st September of the year of recruitment.

    Please note that recommendation letters requested directly by the FMJH to the scientific contact and the referees must be received by December 13, 2026 at the latest. Remember to submit your application well in advance so that they have enough time to submit their letter.


    Deadline: December 6, 2026 at 11:59pm


    ​​​​​​​To apply

    Please Note: Guidelines for Applicants to the 2027 Postdoctoral Fellowship Calls for Applications

    The emergence of generative AI as a key player in research is raising questions within the scientific community in general, and the mathematical community in particular.

    The FMJH wishes to assure all applicants to its calls for applications for postdoctoral fellowships that the relevant selection panels will review all applications fairly, regardless of whether the publications cited in them were produced using AI. It also encourages applicants to specify in their applications how they use AI, if they do so.

    The selection panels will pay particular attention to the applicants' understanding of their own field and their ability to explain their results.

     

    Words from Hadamard Lecturers

    Recipients Hadamard Lecturers 2026

    • Mr Jakob GLAS assigned to LMO, Université Paris-Saclay
    • Mrs Elisa MARINI assigned to CMAP, Ecole Polytechnique
    • Mrs Francesca PISTOLATO assigned to Centre Borelli, ENS Paris-Saclay
    • Mrs Maria Teresa ROTOLO assigned to LMO, Université Paris-Saclay
    • Mr Radu TOMA assigned to LMO, Université Paris-Saclay

     

    RECIPIENTS ARCHIVES