Employment Opportunity

Updated: Wednesday, October 07, 2009

 

The Research Training Group (Graduiertenkolleg 1504)

“Mass, Spectrum, Symmetry: Particle Physics in the Era of the Large Hadron Collider”,

 

funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft as a cooperation

between Humboldt University Berlin, Technical University Dresden and DESY at Zeuthen

                offers

 

 

 

8 positions for PhD students

 

in the field of experimental and theoretical elementary particle physics and astroparticle

physics.

 

               The graduate program will integrate different fields of research in the experimental and

               theoretical aspects of particle physics according to the challenges emerging from the Large

               Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN.

 

               Main research topics are data analysis with ATLAS, astroparticle physics with IceCube and

               H.E.S.S., double beta decay, LHC phenomenology, quantum field and string theory as well as

               lattice gauge theory.

 

               We are looking for excellent doctoral students with a university degree (diploma or master)

               from Germany or abroad.

 

               The positions are offered from April 1st , 2010 at the earliest, lasting for a maximum of

               three years.

 

               Applications are to be handed in by December 1st, 2009 to the coordinator of the graduate

               school Dr. Martin zur Nedden (nedden@physik.hu-berlin.de), Department of Physics,

               Humboldt-University Berlin. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled.

               The application is exclusively online at our wepage:

 

http://www.masse-spektrum-symmetrie.de

 

              The application should include C.V., copies of certificates of degrees, a letter of motivation

              specifying the field of research interest and the names and contact address of two referees.

              Please arrange that the letters of recommendation are sent directly by the referees to the

              coordinator.

 

              Further information about the graduate school and the process of application are available on

              the web page.

 

              We especially encourage the application of qualified women. Handicapped candidates with

              equal qualification will be preferred.

 

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