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Mechanical or Electro-Mechanical Technician _ CERN vacancy

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Mechanical or Electro-Mechanical Technician

Are you a motivated mechanical or electro-mechanical technician, with experience in maintaining, assembling and developing complex mechanical equipment? Do you relish a challenge? Join CERN's Beam Instrumentation group, to work on the large array of instrumentation systems used to control its particle beams. Take part!
 

VN Publication PH-ESE-ME-2015-196-LD (Electronics Engineer or Applied Physicist)

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Dear All,

For your information, please note that the following vacancy notice for an Electronics Engineer or Applied Physicist, CP E, has been published on eRT and will shortly be on internet job portals.

Publication date:    20.08.2015

Publication deadline:   17.09.2015

Research Instrumentation Production Manager position available at the University of Liverpool (UK)

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Research Instrumentation Production Manager position available at the University of Liverpool (UK)

Informal enquiries to Marielle Chartier (Liverpool ALICE Team Leader) m.chartier@liverpool.ac.uk

Deadline to apply is June 23.

Links to post description (and Word file below):

Post-doctoral position at UCL - 70% of working time on general computing support

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Please see the job opening attached.

Giacomo BRUNO

Associate Professor of Physics Center for Cosmology, Particle Physics and Phenomenology (CP3) Université catholique de Louvain Ch. du cyclotron, 2 - B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve - Belgium

e-mail: Giacomo.Bruno@uclouvain.be

tel: +32 10 473215 / +41 22 7671567

web: http://cp3.phys.ucl.ac.be/Members/gbruno

Post-doctoral Research Associate, Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions, RHIC-STAR Experiment, Purdue University

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Post-doctoral Research Associate
Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions, RHIC-STAR Experiment
Purdue University

The Purdue High Energy Nuclear Physics group studies relativistic heavy-ion collisions as members of the RHIC-STAR and LHC-CMS experiments. Our primary physics interests are in the areas of particle correlations and heavy flavor production to elucidate the properties of high-density QCD and the QGP. A post-doctoral research associate position is available within the group for STAR.