We're hiring: http://www.jobs.ac.uk/jobs/TN992/Lectureship_Senior_Lectureship_Readership/ There are three posts available, one in analysis and the other two in any pure area (including category theory). All are tenured. For those unfamiliar with UK terminology, here's a brief explanation of the job titles. Someone with tenure is called a lecturer, senior lecturer, reader or professor. A lectureship is the most junior post (but not like an American lectureship). Senior lecturer and reader are intermediate posts; SL is more oriented towards teaching, and reader towards research. There are rather few professors (maybe 20% of the faculty), and it's perfectly normal to end one's career without ever becoming one. Feel free to get in touch if you have questions. (I'll be away from my mail for a few days.) Tom