Research Fellow in Dark Matter Particle Phenomenology
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- U. Melbourne (main)
- Australasia
- hep-ph
- astro-ph
- PostDoc
Deadline on Jan 31, 2024
Job description:
The University of Melbourne invites applications for a postdoctoral position in dark matter phenomenology. This position is supported by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Dark Matter Particle Physics.
The position will be based at the University of Melbourne Parkville campus, working under the supervision of Prof Nicole Bell, A/Prof Matthew Dolan and Prof Raymond Volkas. The successful candidate will lead work on theoretical particle and astroparticle physics, with a particular focus on dark matter phenomenology. Collaboration with theorists and experimentalists across the ARC Centre of Excellence for Dark Matter Particle Physics will be encouraged.
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The position is offered for two years (with the possibility of extension) with an anticipated starting date around September 2024, or another date by negotiation. The salary will be at University of Melbourne salary level A6 (which is currently $101,460 Australian dollars). A PhD by the time the position starts is required.
Review of applications will begin on 7 January 2024. We strongly encourage all applicants to apply by this date. The position will remain open until filled.
About you:
* A PhD or equivalent in theoretical particle or astroparticle physics or a related area
* Expertise in dark matter phenomenology
* Demonstrated aptitude for research with a sound record of peer-reviewed publications, commensurate with experience and opportunities
Process:
Apply at AcademicJobsOnlineand arrange for three reference letters to be uploaded:
You will also need to submit your application materials through the University of Melbourne careers website:
For further information, please view the Position Description on the University Careers website.
Contact:
- Nicole Bell (n.bell@unimelb.edu.au)
Letters of Reference should be sent to:
More Information:
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