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29 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Tokyo University of Science Department Division of Molecular Biology of Aging, The Research Institute for Science and Technology (RIST) Research Field
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research group: https://sites.psu.edu/rdmap/ The position is open immediately and will remain available until filled. Qualifications Required: A Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering, Materials Science and
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, spectroscopy, condensed matter, nuclear physics, dynamic material science, or a related discipline. Experience in experimental physics in one or more of the following areas: laser-plasma interactions
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external collaborators at universities, national laboratories, and international research institutions. Required Qualifications: Ph.D. in plasma physics, fusion science, or a closely related field
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will consider all qualified applicants across the fields of nuclear engineering, including fission and radiation transport, radiation measurements, materials, plasma/fusion science, and policy. However
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Languages ENGLISH Level Good Additional Information Work Location(s) Number of offers available 1 Company/Institute Faculty of Science and Technology Country Latvia Geofield Contact City Riga Website https://www.lu.lv/en/ Street Raiņa bulvāris 19 Postal Code LV-1586
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, condensed matter, nuclear physics, dynamic material science, or a related discipline. Experience in experimental physics in one or more of the following areas: laser-plasma interactions, hydrodynamics
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also supporting beam delivery from multiple ECR ion sources to meet the needs of the nuclear science program. Major Duties/Responsibilities Research, test and develop beam production technique to extend
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renowned for our innovation and enterprise and are within the top 1% of universities worldwide. Apply to be part of a Horizon Europe Pathfinder science-to-technology breakthrough, targeting a paradigm
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date: 18.09.2026 Job description: DESY DESY expands its research on novel laser-plasma accelerators (LPAs) for future applications in health, photon science, and particle physics. At the core of these