Corresponding Associateship in Theoretical Physics 2026

Big Science Sweden; Genf; Hybrid; CHF 90.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

CERN invites scholars to undertake a corresponding associateship in theoretical physics. During your stay, you will be on leave from your home institute and pursue research or teaching-related activities within CERN's scientific environment.

You will carry out theoretical particle physics work, monitor developments, interact with CERN groups, and contribute to scientific discussions during your stay.

Qualifikationen

• Theoretical physics work and contribution to research within CERN.
• Engagement with current developments in theoretical particle physics.

Aufgaben

• You carry out scientific work in theoretical particle physics or closely related fields.
• You follow and engage with current developments relevant to your area of theoretical research.
• You interact with researchers and scientific groups within the CERN theoretical physics community.
• You contribute to scientific discussions and exchanges during your stay.

Kenntnisse

Theoretical physics

Particle physics

Research skills

Jobbeschreibung

Corresponding Associateship in Theoretical Physics 2026

Datum: 1 september, 2026 Tid: 11:59

Placering: CERN

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What you'll do

You will help keep abreast of developments in particle physics and related fields through scientific activities carried out within the CERN scientific environment. During your stay, you will be on leave of absence from your home institute, will pursue research or teaching-related scientific activities in your field of expertise, and will contribute your experience and knowledge to the scientific life of the Organization.

Your responsibilities

• You carry out scientific work in theoretical particle physics or closely related fields.
• You follow and engage with current developments relevant to your area of theoretical research.
• You interact with researchers and scientific groups within the CERN theoretical physics community.
• You contribute to scientific discussions and exchanges during your stay.