2-year post-doc position
The ALICE team in Padua is soon opening a 2-year post-doc position co-funded by the STRONG2020 (GRANT AGREEMENT N.824093 WP18_NA7 CUP I54I19000610005 ) and ARCADIA (INFN Group 5 call) projects.
The ALICE team in Padua is soon opening a 2-year post-doc position co-funded by the STRONG2020 (GRANT AGREEMENT N.824093 WP18_NA7 CUP I54I19000610005 ) and ARCADIA (INFN Group 5 call) projects.
The Stefan Meyer Institute for Subatomic Physics (SMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW) is offering a Junior Group Leader Position
(f*m) for ALICE with tenure-track option.
The Finnish team has opened two post-doctoral researcher positions. The main tasks are centered around FIT activities and FoCal upgrade. Please find more information in
The Padua University is opening a call for 25 PhD positions, two of which in Physics, in the framework of the COFUND Marie Curie action (https://www.unipd.it/en/uniphd), thus offering very good salary and employment conditions.
Job description:
Nikhef invites applications for a postdoc position in instrumentation for future particle detectors, primarily on silicon pixel detectors with a high temporal resolution. The successful candidate will work on the development of state-of-the art pixel sensors and its corresponding readout ASICs. The future LHC upgrades require a time resolution of several tens of picoseconds in a harsh radiation environment.
Creighton University has an immediate opening for a post-doctoral researcher to join our high-energy nuclear physics group within the ALICE Collaboration. The Creighton group specializes in the study of ultra-peripheral heavy ion collision and detector controls. This position involves physics analysis work on ultra-peripheral collisions of nuclei collected by the ALICE experiment, and detector support for the ALICE EMCal.
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