The University of Liverpool launches a new University fellowship scheme. The scheme is open to all early career researchers who are interested in proposing an exciting research programme in experimental or theoretical Particle Physics. All applications must be made through the University's application system (see information below and attached link). For informal enquiries about Particle Physics research activities in Liverpool visit our web pages

Experimental Particle Physics or Fundamental Particle Physics. Please contact Prof. Joost Vossebeld for informal enquiries relating to Liverpool's experimental PP programme or Prof. Thomas Teubner for enquiries relating to Liverpool's theory/phenomenology PP programme.

Original thinking for the next generation.

At Liverpool, we support world-class research potential. Our five year research fellowships will develop future research leaders across a broad and diverse range of subjects in an inclusive and collaborative environment.

We develop progressive solutions to global challenges, and our world-leading facilities and expertise provide the platform for pioneering discoveries and partnerships. Along with two years of protected research time and career development support from The Academy, a permanent position at the University is also available when the tenure of the Fellowship ends.

Do you have a world-changing research idea? Join us at Liverpool and we will provide you with the support you need to deliver impact that really matters.

Our internationally-renowned academics conduct research that has a significant impact on global policy, the environment, and the lives of people around the world. Our research focuses on interdisciplinary areas with a breadth and critical mass of research excellence. Working with partners locally, nationally and globally we are finding innovative solutions to help shape a more sustainable future for everyone.

In the Research Excellence Framework 2021 (REF2021) 91% of the University’s research was classed as world leading or internationally excellent. Nine Liverpool research units achieved a top ten ranking for their outstanding impact and 94% of the University’s research impact is now considered ‘outstanding’ or ‘very considerable’, recognising the wide-reaching benefits of Liverpool experts’ work in areas of health, culture, policy, business, sustainability and more. Find out more about our research.

 Please visit our how to apply page for more details and guidance on the application process.