Post Doctoral Researcher, Physics and Astronomy

Scholarshipdb; Newark (NJ); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Post Doctoral Researcher in Physics and Astronomy to join a dynamic team focused on theoretical particle physics. This exciting role involves investigating new approaches to physics beyond the Standard Model, collaborating with esteemed researchers from top universities, and contributing to groundbreaking studies. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to mentor graduate students and shape the future of research in this vital field. If you have a passion for scientific discovery and a PhD in Physics, this could be your next great adventure in academia.

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics or related fields required.
• Expertise in theoretical particle physics is essential.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research in theoretical particle physics and collaborate with research groups.
• Prepare research papers and present findings at conferences.

Skills

Theoretical Particle Physics

Research Collaboration

Scientific Writing

Presentation Skills

Education

PhD in Physics

Related Fields

Job description

Post Doctoral Researcher, Physics and Astronomy

Apply now Job no: 501428
College / VP Area: College of Arts & Sciences
Work type: Staff
Location: Newark
Categories: Research & Laboratory, Full Time

Salary Structure

The theoretical physics group at the University of Delaware and theoretical physics group at Johns Hopkins University are anticipating the appointment of a joint 3-year postdoctoral position starting in September 2025. The area of focus of this appointment is particle phenomenology broadly defined. The host at the University of Delaware will be Harikrishnan Ramani while the Hopkins group is led by David Kaplan and Surjeet Rajendran. The successful candidate will have expertise in theoretical particle physics and a PhD in physics or a related discipline.

Context of the Job

Conduct research in theoretical particle physics and collaborate with the theoretical physics group.

Major Responsibilities

• Investigate new approaches to searching for physics beyond the Standard Model including:
  • New ideas for probing theoretically motivated dark matter candidates
  • New probes of early universe cosmology
  • Understanding constraints on new forces from structure formation
• Collaborate closely with research group members at Delaware and Johns Hopkins University, colleagues, and the supervisor to review and refine research strategies.
• Prepare and organize materials for research papers, author papers, and submit findings to scientific journals.
• Create presentations, posters, and materials for conferences and scientific meetings.
• Assist in the supervision and mentorship of graduate students.
• Support the evaluation and discussion of other research groups' work through analysis of published studies and conference presentations.
• Help shape and refine research goals within the group.

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics or related fields.

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