The School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Birmingham seeks to appoint an Assistant Professor with expertise and a demonstrated scientific track record in ultra-relativistic heavy-ion physics, to make a leading contribution to the ALICE experiment at the CERN LHC. The successful applicant is also expected to play a leading role in the nuclear physics group’s ambitions beyond LHC Run 4, for example ALICE3.
The ALICE group at SUBATECH, Nantes, is proposing a 2 years post-doc position to study heavy flavour production in heavy ion collisions at LHC in the muonic decay channels. This work will be carried out in the framework of the study of Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP) and will focus on the understanding of the quarkonia production mechanisms and QGP hadronisation mechanisms. The work will be focused on Run 3 LHC data analysis.
The Department of Physics seeks to fill two permanent academic (teaching plus research) positions at the rank of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, or
Associate Professor.
Please take note of the following advertisement. Part of the position is to do ALICE/ALICE3 work on MAPS.
The Institute for Nuclear Physics (IKP) of the Faculty of Physics at the University of Münster (WWU) seeks to fill the following position as soon as possible:W1-level assistant professorship in experimental physics.
The assistant professorship is situated in the field of strong interactions in nuclear and particle physics with a focus on experimental activities in heavy-ion collisions at the LHC, CERN and FAIR, GSI Darmstadt (currently under construction).
The University of Liverpool invites applications for a Lecturer (Teaching & Research) in the Department of Physics whose research is in experimental Quantum Sensors and Technology or related areas. Ideally, this would be aligned with the STFC¿s Quantum Technologies for Fundamental Physics (QTFP) program.
The Lund University, Faculty of Science, Department of Physics is looking for one post-doctoral fellow to join the Lund ALICE research group.
The Department of Physics is a dynamic and growing academic department in the Faculty of Science at the University of Cape
Town and seeks to fill two permanent academic (teaching plus research) positions at the rank of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, or
Associate Professor.