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Welcome to the Mathematics Jobs Wiki '''2019-2020''' research positions page.  This page collects information about the academic mathematics job market: positions, short lists, offers, acceptances, etc.  It lists positions at [[Mathematics PhD Programs|PhD-granting departments]] (including stat and applied math), and at departments that are research-oriented by other reasonable criteria.  See the [[Mathematics Jobs Wiki (Teaching)|teaching positions]] page for more teaching-oriented academic math jobs.
 
  
To post news or corrections anonymously, please edit this wiki page yourself by clicking "edit" at an appropriate place. It is better to first register, but you can edit by IP number as well. You can contact the moderators through wikimathjob@gmail.com to report evil postings, (e.g. inaccurate information about yourself or other applicants), and other issues. We are interested in information provided in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_faith good faith].  Do not post wild hunches, and please respect the trust of your friends and colleagues.  
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== Why Players Around the World Are Choosing Casinos Without Verification ==
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Something shifted in online gambling over the last few years. Players stopped accepting the old way of doing things. The endless document uploads. The three-day waiting period just to access winnings. The feeling of handing over sensitive personal information to a platform you found through a Google search.
  
'''Have you accepted a position?'''  If so, it's a great courtesy to other job applicants to post that information here.
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That frustration built up quietly for a long time. Then crypto gave players a genuine alternative. And once that door opened, a significant number of people walked through it and never looked back.
  
This site is currently supported by [http://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~mkoeppe/ Matthias Koeppe], [http://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~greg Greg Kuperberg], and [http://math.wayne.edu/~tmei/ Tao Mei].  Tao reads the e-mail and he will keep the correspondence confidential as appropriate.  '''Disclaimer:''' There is no guarantee that any information listed here is accurate; no warranty is expressed or implied.  UC Davis and the UC Davis Math Department do not endorse this project and disavow any responsibility for the information on this wiki.
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The rise of the no kyc casino is not a niche trend. It is a direct response to something the traditional gambling industry got fundamentally wrong.
  
  
== Key ==
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'''The Verification Problem Nobody Talks About Honestly'''
  
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Traditional casinos built their identity verification systems around regulatory compliance. That part makes sense. What does not make sense is how those systems ended up treating players.
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"Apply by" can mean a strict deadline, or full consideration, or something else. Expired deadlines may be replaced by the last deadline listed. See the ads for details.  
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Submitting a passport is one thing. But many platforms demand utility bills, bank statements, selfies with handwritten notes, and then still take days to process everything. During that time, your withdrawal sits frozen. You cannot access money you legitimately won.
  
Note that the links should be directed to the job announcements rather than the department homepage.
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Players started asking a reasonable question. Why should gambling require this? The answer, for most of them, was that it should not. That realisation pushed many people toward no-verification casino platforms built on crypto infrastructure.
  
  
== United States ==
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'''Privacy Has Become a Core Player Demand'''
  
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People are more aware of data privacy than they used to be. High-profile data breaches happen constantly. Platforms collecting sensitive documents become targets. Players who hand over passport scans and bank details to an online casino are taking a real risk that has nothing to do with gambling.
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The no kyc casino model removes that risk entirely. There is nothing to breach because nothing has been collected. You play with a crypto wallet. Your identity never enters the picture.
  
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Gambear operates as a [https://gambear.com/ no kyc casino] built entirely around this principle. No documents at signup. No identity checks at withdrawal. Players interact with the platform through their crypto wallet and nothing else. For a growing number of users, that is not just convenient. It is the only acceptable way to gamble online.
  
=== Long-term positions ===
 
  
==== A-K ====
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'''Speed Is a Bigger Factor Than Most People Admit'''
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14206 Cornell U]*
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14162 Johns Hopkins U (a)]*
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Verification delays do not just feel frustrating. They represent real money sitting inaccessible for days at a time. A player who wins on a Friday night at a traditional casino might not see those funds until Tuesday after compliance teams work through the queue.
  
==== L-T ====
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That experience changes how people think about platforms. Once someone uses a casino where the withdrawal process in seconds, going back to the old model feels impossible.
  
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Withdrawals are completing automatically without manual review
| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14100 Oklahoma St (s)]*
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14115 Pennsylvania St]*
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14179 Pennsylvania St]*
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14202 Stanford U]*
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14128 Texas Tech]*
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| <!-- Mathematics and/or Statistics (Assistant Professor (open rank)) -->
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No waiting period between requesting and receiving funds
  
==== UA-UL ====
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Deposits confirmed and credited almost instantly
  
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No unexpected holds placed on winnings during processing
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| nowrap | '''Apply by'''
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| '''Short lists/offers'''
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14164 U Buffalo (SUNY)]*
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| <!-- Applied Mathematics (Assistant Professor) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14145 U Arkansas]*
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| applied <!-- all areas of modern applied mathematics (Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14156 U California, Davis]*
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| data sci <!-- Data Sciences (Faculty Position in Mathematics) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14155 U California, Davis]*
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| all <!-- All areas of Mathematics (Faculty Position in Mathematics) -->
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Speed is not a luxury feature in this space. It has become a baseline expectation for anyone who has experienced how crypto-native platforms actually operate.
  
==== UM-UZ ====
 
  
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'''The Trust Problem Works Differently Here'''
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14142 U Michigan]*
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| financial <!-- Financial Mathematics (University of Michigan Tenure Track in Financial Mathematics) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14141 U Michigan]*
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| algebra, analysis <!-- Algebra, Analysis, Related, University of Michigan Tenure Track in Algebra, Analysis (or Related) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14136 U Nebraska, Lincoln]*
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| <!-- Algebra or Geometry (Tenure Track Position in Algebra or Geometry) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14189 U Pennsylvania]*
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| <!-- Analysis (Assistant Professor in Analysis) -->  X. Du, R. Zhang, H. Yu
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14423 U Tennessee, Knoxville]*
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Sceptics of the no kyc casino model often raise a fair point. If a casino does not know who you are, how do you know you can trust it?
  
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The answer is provably fair technology. Instead of trusting a casino's reputation or license, players can mathematically verify that game results were generated fairly. Each round uses a combination of server and client seeds. The server seed is hashed and shared before gameplay. After the round, the original seed is revealed, and anyone can confirm the result was not manipulated.
  
==== V-Z ====
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Gambear, as a no kyc casino, runs provably fair systems across its in-house games, including Dice, Plinko, Mines, Limbo, Keno, and others. Trust does not come from the platform asking you to believe them. It comes from giving you the tools to verify everything yourself. That is a fundamentally different and more honest relationship between a casino and its players.
  
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| '''Areas'''
 
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'''Crypto Support Shapes the Whole Experience'''
| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14138 Washington U, St Louis]*
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Not all no verification casino platforms handle cryptocurrency equally. Some support Bitcoin and little else. That limits players significantly, both in terms of flexibility and privacy options.
  
=== Fellowships and institutes ===
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The best platforms support a broad range of assets. Stablecoins for players who want to avoid volatility. Privacy coins for those who want anonymity at the protocol level as well as the account level.
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=== Temporary positions ===
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Gambear supports over fourteen cryptocurrencies as a no kyc casino, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tether, Litecoin, Monero, Zcash, and more. Monero and Zcash in particular serve players for whom financial privacy is genuinely important, not just convenient. Having a built-in onramp through providers like MoonPay and Transak also means players who are new to crypto can get started without routing through external exchanges first.
  
==== A-K ====
 
  
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14165 Brown U (a)]*
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| Prager <!-- Applied Mathematics (Prager Assistant Professorship) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14226 Caltech]*
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| <!-- Mathemataics (Hearst Teaching Fellowship/Instructorship in Mathematics) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14225 Caltech]*
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14224 Caltech]*
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| <!-- Mathematics (Noether and Olgla Taussky-John Todd Instructorshop in Mathematics) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14221 Caltech]*
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| <!-- Mathematics (Harry Bateman Instructorships in Mathematics) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14099 Columbia U (a)]*
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| comp'l <!-- Computational Mathematics (Visiting Assistant Professor) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14222 Cornell U]*
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| <!-- Dynamics, Probability and PDE (RTG NSF Postdoctoral Positions) -->
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14207 Cornell U]*
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Traditional casinos frequently block players based on location. Licensing agreements, payment processor limitations, and regulatory requirements all create geographic walls that exclude large portions of the global player base.
  
==== L-T ====
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No kyc casino platforms built on crypto infrastructure face far fewer of these constraints. Crypto transactions do not respect borders in the same way that bank transfers do. A player in one country faces the same experience as a player in another. The platform is available. The games work. Withdrawals process the same way.
  
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Gambear supports twenty languages and operates as a no kyc casino with VPN-friendly access. That combination genuinely opens the platform to a global audience in a way that most traditional casinos simply cannot match.
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14144 MIT]*
 
| <!-- Mathematics (Simons Postdoctoral Associate in Mirror Symmetry) -->
 
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14178 Pennsylvania St]*
 
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14125 Princeton U (a)]*
 
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14201 Stanford U]*
 
| <!-- see text (Szegö Assistant Professor) -->
 
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'''What This Shift Means for the Industry'''
  
==== UA-UL ====
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The growth of no verification casino platforms is putting pressure on the broader industry. Players who have experienced instant withdrawals, anonymous gameplay, and provably fair systems are not going back to document uploads and three-day approval queues.
  
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==== UM-UZ ====
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The best no kyc crypto casino platforms like Gambear did not compromise to get here. They were built from the ground up around the player experience that crypto makes possible. That foundation is difficult to replicate by layering crypto options onto a platform designed for fiat banking.
  
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14167 U Notre Dame (a)]*
 
| <!-- Statistics (Visiting Assistant Professor in Statistics) -->
 
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| [https://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/15034 U Nebraska-Lincoln (a)]*
 
| <!-- Applied Mathematics/Engineering (Postdoctoral Research Fellow) -->
 
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| [http://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14185 U Pennsylvania]*
 
| <!-- Mathematics (Postdoctoral Positions in Mathematics) -->
 
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'''Conclusion'''
  
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Players around the world are choosing casinos without verification because the experience is genuinely better. Faster withdrawals, stronger privacy, verifiable fairness, and broader access all come together on platforms that were designed with crypto users in mind. Gambear represents what this model looks like when it is done properly. Anonymous, instant, and transparent from the first deposit to the final cashout.
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== Canada ==
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=== Long-term positions ===
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| [https://www.mathjobs.org/jobs/jobs/14625 U British Columbia*]
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| Diff Geom / Math Phys / Symplectic Geom
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| Nov 15 <!-- 2019 -->
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=== Fellowships and institutes ===
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== Germany ==
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A shortlist reported on this wiki is the list of candidates who were invited to give a talk ("Einladung zum Vorstellungsvortrag"); the order of the names has no significance. Official rankings of candidates ("Listenplätze"), if known, are indicated by a number in parentheses after a name, or they are implied by the order in which candidates who received <i>offers</i> ("Rufe") are listed.
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'''Preferred sorting order of names:''' ''Offers'' and '''acceptances''' in chronological order, followed by all other invited candidates in alphabetical order.
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If possible, include a hyperlink or HTML comment after a listed name, indicating the source of the information posted. For example, many [[Mathematics PhD Programs#Germany|university publications]] provide official information on offers and filled positions.
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=== Long-term/temp W positions ===
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Faculty searches in Germany do not follow the academic year schedule and sometimes take very long. We continue to collect information about these faculty positions (for jobs with deadlines before July 2019) in the [[Mathematics Jobs Wiki 2018-2019]] or pages corresponding to earlier years (use the navigation sidebar or [[Main Page]]).
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| U Düsseldorf
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| top, geom (W2)
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| comp math (W2 tenure W3)
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| stoch (W3)
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| sci comp (W3)
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| algebra (W3)
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| Sep 30 <!-- 2019 -->
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| algebra, geom (W3)
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| Sep 15 <!-- 2019 -->
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| data sci (W2, 5y, TT)
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| Jul 15 <!-- 2019 -->
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| stat, econometrics (W3)
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| Aug 29 <!-- 2019 -->
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| U Münster
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| stoch anal (W3) <!-- Bridging the Gaps Professorship -->
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| Sep 30 <!--  2019 -->
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| U Münster
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| all math (2 W2, 5y)
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| Sep 30 <!-- 2019 -->
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| U Münster
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| operator alg, noncomm geom (W2)
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| Sep 30 <!-- 2019 -->
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| U Potsdam
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| math stat (W3)
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| Aug 30 <!-- 2019 -->
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| U Rostock
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| appl stoch <!-- mit Schwerpunkt Wirtschaftsmathematik --> (W3)
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| Jul 19 <!-- 2019 -->
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| U Rostock
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| analysis <!-- in den Naturwissenschaften --> (W3)
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| Jul 19 <!-- 2019 -->
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=== Other temporary positions ===
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== Rest of the World ==
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=== Long-term positions ===
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| Austria
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| [https://ist.ac.at/en/jobs/faculty/ IST Austria]
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| Mathematics, Statistics, Other
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| Oct 31, 2019
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| Austria
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| [https://tiss.tuwien.ac.at/mbl/blatt_struktur/anzeigen/10358#p282.2 TU Wien]
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| discrete mathematics (TT)
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| Aug 31, 2019
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| [https://www.umu.se/en/work-with-us/open-positions/tenure-track-as-associate-senior-lecturer-in-computational-mathematics_243345/ U Umeå]*
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|  Computational Mathematics
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| Nov 13, 2019
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| [https://umu.mynetworkglobal.com/en/what:job/jobID:247263/ U Umeå]*
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|  Mathematics
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| Nov 27, 2019
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|  Sweden
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| [https://umu.mynetworkglobal.com/en/what:job/jobID:247279/ U Umeå]*
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|  Mathematical Statistics
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| Nov 27, 2019
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=== Temporary positions ===
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== Mathematics jobs sites ==
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* [http://www.mathjobs.org MathJobs.org] &mdash; Our favorite!
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* [https://jobs.edu.eu Academic Jobs Europe] Academic job board for European countries. Academic science and research jobs including Mathematics section in each country of the Europe.
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* [http://jobs.amstat.org/search/results/ American Statistical Association]
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* [http://www.ams.org/eims/ AMS EIMS] &mdash; Employment Information in the Mathematical Sciences
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* [http://www.ams.org/notices/ AMS Notices]
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* [http://www.higheredjobs.com/faculty/search.cfm?JobCat=104 HigherEdJobs.com] &mdash; mathematics section
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* [http://jobs.imstat.org/ Institute of Mathematical Statistics]
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* [http://www.mathclassifieds.org/ MAA]
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* [http://www.math-jobs.com/ Math-Jobs.com]
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* [https://mathhire.org/jobs/academia/ mathhire.org: Jobs in Academia]
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* [http://jobs.sciencecareers.org/jobs/mathematics/ Science Careers (AAAS)] &mdash; Mathematics jobs
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* [http://sciencefacultyjobs.com/job-region/mathematics/ ScienceFacultyJobs.com] &mdash; Mathematics
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* [http://jobs.siam.org/ SIAM Career Center]
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* [http://chroniclevitae.com/job_search?job_search%5Bposition_type%5D=71 Vitae] &mdash; Mathematics jobs
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* Australia: [http://www.austms.org.au/Jobs/Academic_listings.html AustMS Academic listings]
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* Austria: [http://www.oemg.ac.at/Jobs/ ÖMG Jobbörse]
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* Belgium: [http://bms.ulb.ac.be/cgi/jobs.php BMS Job page]
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* Canada: [http://www.cms.math.ca/Employment/ CMS Employment Resources]
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* Europe: [http://www.euro-math-soc.eu/jobs EMS Jobs]
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* France: [http://postes.smai.emath.fr/ Concours MCF/PR] &mdash; Opération Postes
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* Germany: [http://www.careerjet.de/mathematics-jobs.html Careerjet] &mdash; mathematics
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* Germany: [http://de.gigajob.com/job/Mathematik.html Jobbörse Gigajob] &mdash; Jobs online
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<!--*SITE DOWN India: [http://www.jobdistance.in/jobs/maths-jobs-India Mathematics Jobs India]-->
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* Ireland: [http://www.maths.tcd.ie/pub/ims/jobs-ie/ Irish Mathematical Society] &mdash; jobs-ie
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* Israel: [http://imu.org.il/inq-offers.html Israel Mathematical Union]
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* Italy: [http://bandi.miur.it/jobs.php/public/cercaJobs 3-year assistant positions] and [http://bandi.miur.it/profcalls.php/public/cercaJobs professor positions] (in Italian)
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* Japan: [http://jrecin.jst.go.jp/seek/SeekJorSearch?fn=1&ln=1&bgCode1=00003&smCode1=00001 JREC-IN] &mdash; Mathematics
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* South Dakota: [http://yourfuture.sdbor.edu SD Board of Regents] &mdash; Search Postings: math
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* Scandinavia: [http://www.maths.lth.se/nordic/ Nordic-Math-Job]
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* Spain: [http://www.rsme.es/comis/prof/ RSME.es] &mdash; Oportunidades profesionales
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* Switzerland: [http://www.math.ch/jobs/ Swiss Mathematical Society] &mdash; Jobs
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* Turkey: [http://www.turkmath.org/beta/ilanlar.php turkmath.org] &mdash; Mathematics jobs
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* UK: [http://www.jobs.ac.uk/jobs/mathematics-and-statistics jobs.ac.uk] &mdash; Mathematics and Statistics;[http://jobs.livecareer.co.uk/education/maths-teacher LiveCareer]&mdash; Math teachers;
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== Other disciplines (wikis and job rumor sites) ==
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* [http://www.astrobetter.com/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=Rumor+Mill Astrophysics Jobs Rumor Wiki]
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* [https://cmamorumor.wikispaces.com/JobPostings2016 CM/AMO Jobs Rumor Mill]
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* [http://www.bluwiki.com/go/Econjobmarket Economics Job Market Wiki]
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* [http://www.freewebs.com/heprumor/ Experimental High Energy Physics Job Rumor Mill]
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* [http://phylo.info/jobs Philosophy Job Market Wiki]
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* [http://www.wikijob.co.uk Quant Job Wiki]
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* [http://particle.physics.ucdavis.edu/rumor/doku.php Theoretical Particle Physics Jobs Rumor Mill]
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[edit] Why Players Around the World Are Choosing Casinos Without Verification

Something shifted in online gambling over the last few years. Players stopped accepting the old way of doing things. The endless document uploads. The three-day waiting period just to access winnings. The feeling of handing over sensitive personal information to a platform you found through a Google search.

That frustration built up quietly for a long time. Then crypto gave players a genuine alternative. And once that door opened, a significant number of people walked through it and never looked back.

The rise of the no kyc casino is not a niche trend. It is a direct response to something the traditional gambling industry got fundamentally wrong.


The Verification Problem Nobody Talks About Honestly

Traditional casinos built their identity verification systems around regulatory compliance. That part makes sense. What does not make sense is how those systems ended up treating players.

Submitting a passport is one thing. But many platforms demand utility bills, bank statements, selfies with handwritten notes, and then still take days to process everything. During that time, your withdrawal sits frozen. You cannot access money you legitimately won.

Players started asking a reasonable question. Why should gambling require this? The answer, for most of them, was that it should not. That realisation pushed many people toward no-verification casino platforms built on crypto infrastructure.


Privacy Has Become a Core Player Demand

People are more aware of data privacy than they used to be. High-profile data breaches happen constantly. Platforms collecting sensitive documents become targets. Players who hand over passport scans and bank details to an online casino are taking a real risk that has nothing to do with gambling. The no kyc casino model removes that risk entirely. There is nothing to breach because nothing has been collected. You play with a crypto wallet. Your identity never enters the picture.

Gambear operates as a no kyc casino built entirely around this principle. No documents at signup. No identity checks at withdrawal. Players interact with the platform through their crypto wallet and nothing else. For a growing number of users, that is not just convenient. It is the only acceptable way to gamble online.


Speed Is a Bigger Factor Than Most People Admit

Verification delays do not just feel frustrating. They represent real money sitting inaccessible for days at a time. A player who wins on a Friday night at a traditional casino might not see those funds until Tuesday after compliance teams work through the queue.

That experience changes how people think about platforms. Once someone uses a casino where the withdrawal process in seconds, going back to the old model feels impossible.

Things players consistently point to when explaining the switch:

Withdrawals are completing automatically without manual review

No waiting period between requesting and receiving funds

Deposits confirmed and credited almost instantly

No unexpected holds placed on winnings during processing

Speed is not a luxury feature in this space. It has become a baseline expectation for anyone who has experienced how crypto-native platforms actually operate.


The Trust Problem Works Differently Here

Sceptics of the no kyc casino model often raise a fair point. If a casino does not know who you are, how do you know you can trust it?

The answer is provably fair technology. Instead of trusting a casino's reputation or license, players can mathematically verify that game results were generated fairly. Each round uses a combination of server and client seeds. The server seed is hashed and shared before gameplay. After the round, the original seed is revealed, and anyone can confirm the result was not manipulated.

Gambear, as a no kyc casino, runs provably fair systems across its in-house games, including Dice, Plinko, Mines, Limbo, Keno, and others. Trust does not come from the platform asking you to believe them. It comes from giving you the tools to verify everything yourself. That is a fundamentally different and more honest relationship between a casino and its players.


Crypto Support Shapes the Whole Experience

Not all no verification casino platforms handle cryptocurrency equally. Some support Bitcoin and little else. That limits players significantly, both in terms of flexibility and privacy options.

The best platforms support a broad range of assets. Stablecoins for players who want to avoid volatility. Privacy coins for those who want anonymity at the protocol level as well as the account level.

Gambear supports over fourteen cryptocurrencies as a no kyc casino, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tether, Litecoin, Monero, Zcash, and more. Monero and Zcash in particular serve players for whom financial privacy is genuinely important, not just convenient. Having a built-in onramp through providers like MoonPay and Transak also means players who are new to crypto can get started without routing through external exchanges first.


Global Access Without Geographic Restrictions

Traditional casinos frequently block players based on location. Licensing agreements, payment processor limitations, and regulatory requirements all create geographic walls that exclude large portions of the global player base.

No kyc casino platforms built on crypto infrastructure face far fewer of these constraints. Crypto transactions do not respect borders in the same way that bank transfers do. A player in one country faces the same experience as a player in another. The platform is available. The games work. Withdrawals process the same way.

Gambear supports twenty languages and operates as a no kyc casino with VPN-friendly access. That combination genuinely opens the platform to a global audience in a way that most traditional casinos simply cannot match.


What This Shift Means for the Industry

The growth of no verification casino platforms is putting pressure on the broader industry. Players who have experienced instant withdrawals, anonymous gameplay, and provably fair systems are not going back to document uploads and three-day approval queues.

Traditional platforms are starting to notice. Some are simplifying their verification processes. Others are exploring crypto payment options. The direction of movement is clear, even if the pace is slow.

The best no kyc crypto casino platforms like Gambear did not compromise to get here. They were built from the ground up around the player experience that crypto makes possible. That foundation is difficult to replicate by layering crypto options onto a platform designed for fiat banking.


Conclusion

Players around the world are choosing casinos without verification because the experience is genuinely better. Faster withdrawals, stronger privacy, verifiable fairness, and broader access all come together on platforms that were designed with crypto users in mind. Gambear represents what this model looks like when it is done properly. Anonymous, instant, and transparent from the first deposit to the final cashout.