Postdoc Scientist: Antihydrogen Beam & Gravity Experiments

Faculty of Physics Warsaw University of Technology; Gliwice; On-site; PLN 78,120 - 89,280; Full time

Job summary

Faculty of Physics Warsaw University of Technology invites applications for a full‑time research assistant professor position in the AEgIS group. The role focuses on forming cold antiprotonic atoms, antihydrogen beam development, and gravity measurement within the POSTDOC PW program.

The appointment is for 24 months with no teaching obligations, though supervision of students and occasional teaching may occur.

Qualifications

• PhD in nuclear or particle physics and more than 5 years of postdoc positions in international institutions.
• Experience with antimatter experiments and with the AEgIS setup and physics.
• Good knowledge of interactions between protons and antiprotons and other baryon–antibaryon pairs.
• Experience with experimental techniques and instrumentation of nuclear, particle, and atomic physics.
• Knowledge of laser and photonic techniques.
• Good command of English.

Responsibilities

• Lead the formation of cold antiprotonic atoms in the AEgIS experiment.
• Contribute to the formation of antihydrogen beam and gravity measurement.
• Develop the production scheme of cold antiprotonic atoms.
• Supervise BSc and MSc students and/or teach selected classes.

Skills

Antimatter experiments

AEgIS setup knowledge

Experimental techniques

Laser & photonic techniques

English proficiency

Education

PhD in nuclear or particle physics

Job description

Faculty of Physics Warsaw University of Technology invites applications for a full‑time research assistant professor position in the AEgIS group. The role focuses on forming cold antiprotonic atoms, antihydrogen beam development, and gravity measurement within the POSTDOC PW program.

The appointment is for 24 months with no teaching obligations, though supervision of students and occasional teaching may occur.