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Dynamics Research Group is conducting research on the production and subsequent analysis of new nuclear states, as well as the order formation in unbound states and infinite nuclear matter, through
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] Number of hired:1 person(s) Starting date:2026-10-01 00:00:00 Job content supplemental explanation:[Start of employment] As early as possible from October 2026 onward. Where to apply Website https
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non‑equilibrium many‑body systems—using both theoretical and experimental approaches. We have recently being focusing on reconstituting chromatin and characterizing its physical properties, conducting
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at the realization of large-scale diffusion language models and flow models. Specifically, tasks include but are not limited to: training using parallel GPUs, improving diffusion language models and flow models
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: Kazunari Yamada As a key component of the radio-frequency (RF) system for the Charge Stripping Ring (CSR), which will play a central role in the RIBF Upgrade Project, the successful candidate will be
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on magnetic materials. The project aims to establish the theoretical and experimental foundations of standalone quantum magnonics using magnetic materials and spintronic heterostructures. The successful
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person(s) Number of hired description:Seeking 6–7 AIMEC Researchers or AIMEC Postdoctoral Researchers Where to apply Website https://jrecin.jst.go.jp/seek/SeekJorDetail?fn=0&ln=1&id=D126070810&ln_jor=1
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of interdisciplinary activities in line with iTHEMS’ philosophy and play a central role in planning and coordinating research projects. Also expected to actively mentor and support early-career researchers. Research
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relativity, scientific computing, or related areas are encouraged to apply. Prior experience with non-Hermitian physics is welcome but not required. The position is expected to start in November 2026 or as
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participate in physics analyses promoted by the KEK group using data collected by the Belle II experiment, including time-dependent CP violation, rare and (semi-)leptonic B-meson decays, tau physics, and the