1 Postdoctoral position "History of Science in Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries" (Masaryk Institute and Archives CAS, Prague)

Postdoctoral position (Masaryk Institute and Archives CAS, Prague)

Arbeitgeber
Masaryk Institute and Archives of Czech Academy of Sciences (Prague)
Arbeitstelle
Prague
PLZ
18200
Ort
Prague
Land
Czech Republic
Vom - Bis
01.07.2022 -
Bewerbungsschluss
31.03.2022
Von
Martin Klečacký, Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences

The Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences is offering a one to two-year postdoctoral position, starting on July 1, 2022, with research focus on History of Science in Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries.

Postdoctoral position (Masaryk Institute and Archives CAS, Prague)

Eligibility:
This position is open to post-docs, who in the moment of application can have max. two years after acquiring PhD (excluding possible parental leave and/or long-term stay abroad. In that case the maximum time span between acquiring PhD and applying can be 4 years). The candidates must hold their PhD degree at the time of applying for the position.

Other requirements:
Working knowledge of English and at least one of the following languages: German, French, Russian

Terms:
The position is a part of the Czech Academy of Sciences’ special program for funding post-docs. The selection will be a result of a two-staged process. The Institute will select one to two candidates whose materials will be passed on to the Presidency of the Czech Academy of Sciences, which makes the final decision. In the first stage selected candidates might be invited for an interview, in the second stage the selection will be made only based on the submitted documents.

Masaryk Institute and Archives is a mid-sized humanities research institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences. It carries out original research in the fields of modern history, history of science, political science and literary studies and brings together historians, literary historians, political scientists, linguists and archival specialists. It also administers more than 600 archival collections, including those connected to the first Czechoslovak president Tomáš G. Masaryk and his closest collaborators as well as to the history of science from the end of the 18th century to the present.

The Institute provides all the necessary equipment for research, library services etc. Researchers are expected to reside in Prague. The Institute can offer assistance in finding accommodation for non-Prague residents. During their residence, researchers are required to produce academic publications and participate in all activities of the Institute (research seminars, conferences and other events). We reserve the right not to fill this position.

The starting date of the position can be negotiated.

Deadline for applications: March 31, 2022

Inquiries: Please direct inquiries to Martin Klečacký: klecacky@mua.cas.cz

Application:
Please submit all of the following materials:

1) CV (including the date of acquiring Ph.D., email and nationality).
2) Publication list
3) Letter of motivation
4) Project title and project proposal (in two to four pages) including planned deliverables (doc/docx).
5) Rough work plan (up to 4500 signs in doc/docx format), please indicate the preferred length of the contract between 12 and 24 months.

Mailing Instructions:
Please send all the materials electronically to: sekretariat@mua.cas.cz under the subject „Post-Doc Science 2022“

Kontakt

klecacky@mua.cas.cz