To find out more about working at or visiting LIMS, please email Chloe Williams-Wynne (chloe(at)london-institute.org) with the words “Applying to LIMS” in the subject.
Fellows are the most senior members of LIMS, and may be employed part-time (at a minimum of one month a year) or full-time. This structure reflects the Institute's desire to rapidly bring on board new scientists, many of whom will concurrently have independent academic positions elsewhere. All Fellows are given a desk in the Institute and are welcome to use the building at any time throughout the year, and can stay overnight in the Institute’s guest rooms. They are encouraged to bring in research grants.
Visiting Fellows make up a significant fraction of the Institute's scientific community, and provide a wider spectrum of scientists than could normally be resident at an institute of modest size. While Visiting Fellows are not paid a salary, they are welcome to make use of the Institute at all hours.
Junior scientists may apply for postdocs at the Institute generally by contacting Chloe Williams-Wynne (see below) or the Fellow with whom they would like to work.
The Institute encourages graduate students from other universities to make short or extended visits.
London Institute for Mathematical Sciences
22 South Audley St
Mayfair, London W1K 2NY, UK
+44 203 417 4945
Coming by underground
The following underground (subway) stations are all about ten minutes' walk away: Green Park, Bond Street, Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner.
Coming by bus
The following London buses travel down Park Lane, which is three minutes walk away: 2, 10, 16, 36, 73, 74, 82, 137, 148, 414, 436.
London Centre for Mathematical Sciences Limited (a non-profit company)
Registered in England and Wales, company no. 06814771
Registered office: 22 South Audley St W1K 2NY
LIMS’ staff work closely with LIMS’ scientists to help them better carry out their research, win research grants, and organise visits. LIMS is as selective in hiring its staff as it is in hiring its scientists.
Administration and finance
Chloe Williams-Wynne grew up in Wales and read politics in Scotland (Edinburgh University) before moving to London. She has worked in fund-raising and accounts for both non- and for-profit companies. Outside of LIMS, she is doing a part-time degree in nutrition. Spare time is spent kite-surfing, motor-biking, skiing and any other inane sport going. Calmer interests include cooking and pilates. She completed the London Marathon and will be plunging into the Thames for the London Triathlon this summer.
Contracts and law
Katharine Skorupska read French and Philosophy at New College, Oxford University. She graduated top of her year at Oxford for an M.St. in Renaissance Philosophy, then decided she would rather be a lawyer. Katharine graduated with a double distinction from BPP law school, and subsequently worked for three years as a solicitor specialising in defamation, media, human rights and charity law. A keen runner, she has six Oxford blues and still holds the UK under-23 women’s 2-mile record.
Fundraising and development
Elizabeth Forrester is a New Yorker raised in London with a BA from St Mary, Notre Dame. She has managed grants for the Applied & Computational Mathematics department at Caltech and has led a variety of fundraising initiatives, including £4 million for a parish in Soho and £500,000 for a London sculpture. As an account manager for Cisco Systems, she worked in advertising, marketing and brand management with 24 countries. Elizabeth has a a degree in Italian and is fluent in Spanish.