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Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available until 31 March 2026 in the first instance. This is an exciting opportunity for Software Developer to join the Institute of Astronomy (IoA
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. They should have experience with prototype development and testing, aimed at increasing the maturity level (TRL) of technology. Experience in testing and fine alignment of opto-mechanical components will be
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Combining our leading space research with Industrial Experience The School of Physical Sciences at the Open University, UK, offers two full-time fully funded PhD studentships in space technology
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subject to budgetary approval. Applicants should have or be very near completion of a PhD or DBA, have demonstrated research productivity commensurate with the rank, and a commitment to teaching and
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of contributing to publications and/or presentations and be able to contribute new ideas for research projects. The successful candidate will hold a PhD in a relevant area of astronomy, physics or engineering. The
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. Salary: £37,100 - £44,263 Contract duration: 3 years Start date: 1st October 2024, but funding is available from April 2024 Eligiblity: candidates should have a PhD in Astrophysics prior to the start date
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beyond, to prepare for forthcoming surveys, such as those with the Rubin Observatory, Euclid, DESI, and Simons Observatory. The applicant should have a PhD in astronomy/astrophysics or a closely related
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have a PhD in astronomy/astrophysics or a closely related field by the starting date. Candidates are sought with experience of code development for numerical astrophysics simulations on high performance
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to ensure your teaching and project objectives are achieved effectively. The Fellow is expected to hold a PhD in a Physics-related discipline and have relevant teaching and research experience. To apply
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be carried out in close collaboration with the ERC Synergy project ECOGAL (http://www.ecogal.eu/ ), of which the applicant will be a member. Currently the star formation group has three PhD students