Announcements

Networks, Groups, and Listservs

• Women in Computational Topology (WinCompTop) To join the listserv, send an emial to WinCompTop+subscribe@googlegroups.com.
• compgeom-announce. See the linked website for how to subscribe.

Relevant (and New) Journals

• Computing in Geometry and Topology - a new diamond open-access journal! Survey articles are specifically solicited. Please reach out to Joe Mitchell.
• Elsevier Computational Geometry: Theory and Applications (CGTA)
• Springer APCT
• TheoretiCS - another new diamond open-access journal spanning all of theoretical CS.
• Journal of Computational Geometry

Hiring

Faculty Positions

• The Dept of CMSE at Michigan State University will likely be hiring at the Assistant Professor level this year. More information will be posted once the position is official. Questions in the meantime can be directed to Liz Munch muncheli@msu.edu.
• Tulane University invites applications for faculty positions: The Yahoo! Founder Chair (in data science, broadly understood), assistant professor (in systems and data intensive computing), and a professor of practice. https://sse.tulane.edu/cs/open-positions
• NC State hiring in theoretical Computer science. Email Don Sheehy don.r.sheehy@gmail.com.
• The Oregon State University Mathematics Department is hiring in applied topology or topological data analysis. Application is via MathJobs.

Postdocs

• Colorado State University Department of Mathematics
• Bastian Reick at HelmholtzZentrum München is hiring a postdoc, with an appoint of up to four years. For more information, contact Bastian Rieck bastian.rieck@helmholtz-muenchen.de. Remote position is an option!
• The CompTaG research group at Montana State University (School of Computing & Department of Mathematical Sciences) is hiring a postdoc to start in 2022: https://montana.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03wF1MSY4Y0T2Sh

PhD Students Wanted

• HelmholtzZentrum München is looking for PhD Students interested in studying geometrical and topological machine learning. For more information, contact Bastian Rieck bastian.rieck@helmholtz-muenchen.de.
• CompTaG at Montana State University in both computer science and mathematics.

Other

1. If you recently taught a comp geo/top class, please add it to the website: Classes or contact David Millman or Joe Mitchell.
2. Next year’s fall workshop will likely be in Research Triangle Park in North Carolina. Portential organizers: Pankaj Agarwal (Duke), Don Sheehy (NC State), and Jack Snoeyink (UNC).
3. If you are interested in hosting a future offering of FWCG, please contact Joe Mitchell.
4. To add content to this page, please contact Jordan Schupbach jordan.schupbach@montana.edu.