Experimental High Energy Physics Lecturer: Flavor/Neutrino
University of Melbourne
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The University of Melbourne invites applications for a Lecturer in Experimental High Energy Physics in the School of Physics. The role balances research and teaching with a typical 40:40:20 time allocation and seeks individuals who can initiate an independent research program in flavour or neutrino physics.
We offer a start‑up package, mentoring, and a reduced teaching load to establish your program. You will operate within Australia’s largest experimental particle physics group, contributing to
Qualifications
- Hold a PhD in experimental particle physics or a closely related discipline.
- Hands-on expertise in detector instrumentation, data analysis or scientific computing.
- Emerging independent research profile with publications and leadership experience.
- Experience co-supervising or mentoring research students.
- Ability to collaborate within large international experiments and build relationships.
Responsibilities
- Deliver, develop and coordinate undergraduate and graduate physics subjects, including particle physics content.
- Lead research within large international collaborations, taking roles in detector development, operations or physics analysis.
- Publish and present results; pursue competitive grant success.
- Contribute to School planning, committees and promote University values.
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The University of Melbourne invites applications for a Lecturer in Experimental High Energy Physics in the School of Physics. The role balances research and teaching with a typical 40:40:20 time allocation and seeks individuals who can initiate an independent research program in flavour or neutrino physics.
We offer a start‑up package, mentoring, and a reduced teaching load to establish your program. You will operate within Australia’s largest experimental particle physics group, contributing to
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