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DOE Office of Science Nuclear Physics (DOE-NP) and Genesis Mission-funded research milestones focused on advanced AI methods for nuclear physics. Research activities span precision measurements of jet
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form part of the wider Development of Robust Nuclear (DoRN) fuel programme, a Rolls-Royce-supported research activity spanning PhD, PDRA and fellowship projects focused on advanced nuclear fuel materials
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categories View less categories Discipline Applied Science , Physics Job Type Director Employment - Hours Full time Duration Permanent Qualification PhD Sector Industry Apply on website (This will
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have a PhD in Experimental Nuclear Physics by the appointment start date. - Ability to communicate and to collaborate with other members of the group and of the collaboration. - A good record of past
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nuclear physics. These positions are in the High Energy Density (HED) Scientific & Technology (S&T) Program within the Extreme Light, Matter, and Fusion (LMF) Principal Associate Directorate (PAD). In
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take place in February 2027. The position is open until filled. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: A PhD in Engineering (Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical, Optical, Nuclear), Physics, Applied Physics, or
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. Qualifications: Candidates should hold a PhD in experimental nuclear or particle physics. Experience with gamma-ray spectroscopy, germanium detectors and applications, GEANT4 simulations, as well as
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://icc.ub.edu/ . Where to apply Website https://icc.ub.edu/node/1715527 Requirements Research Field Physics Education Level PhD or equivalent Additional Information Work Location(s) Number of offers available
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://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR5107-SOPHEU0-087/Default.aspx Requirements Research Field Physics Education Level PhD or equivalent Languages FRENCH Level Basic Research Field Physics Years of Research
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investigate and constrain neutrino interactions to support the goals of future oscillation experiments. The research project will work at the intersection between particle physics and nuclear theory