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stationed at CERN and work with either Professor Masahiro Morii on the commissioning of the ITK tracking detector or with Prof. Melissa Franklin, on the muon spectrometer Level 1 MDT trigger. The applicants
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) on the development and reformation of the HIP activities in coming years. The application and its attachments are submitted via the electronic system of the University of Helsinki (link Apply now). Application period
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, including GANIL (France), JRC-Geel (Belgium), CERN n_TOF (Switzerland), GSI (Germany), and JYFL (Finland). The group’s research focuses on advancing our understanding of nuclear-reaction dynamics, with
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: Searches for Quantum Entanglement in High Energy Particle Collisions at CERN Reference number: WD_2025_09_SPONS_2 Supervisors: Dr Deirdre Kilbane (SETU) Prof Ronan McNulty (UCD) Dr Barry Dillon (UU) Research
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future instrumentation needs. During the long shutdown 3, beam tests could been envisaged on electron facilities at CERN such as CLEAR or AWAKE. The position is associated with the HL-LHC-UK2 project
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Austrian Academy of Sciences, The Marietta Blau Institute for Particle Physics (MBI) | Austria | 2 months ago
which contribute to several fields such as PET scans and materials analysis, antihydrogen chemistry, and astrophysics. Secondly, development of the ASACUSA collaboration’s antihydrogen beam at the CERN
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vehicles. Another research focus is on solid-state pulse modulators for medical applications (computer tomography/cancer treatment) and accelerators (CERN). For the design and optimisation of the various
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. Such effects include dose degradation in components, displace damage in solar cells, different types of single event effects in electronics, imaging instrument interference, internal charging and biological
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superconductivity, quantum materials, Josephson electronics, open quantum systems, flat-band physics and momentum space topology. The group currently consists of three senior researchers, seven postdocs and four PhD
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offering a postdoctoral position to strengthen its activities on the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. The selected candidate will work within L2IT. His/Her work will focus