We have an opening for a postdoctoral fellowship in experimental nuclear structure physics in our group here at LPC-Caen as described in the attached announcement. This would make an ideal platform for any graduating or recently graduated researchers considering applying for a CNRS Chargé de Recherche position.
The Center for Nuclear Study (CNS), the University of Tokyo is seeking applications for one Assistant Professor position to advance research and education in heavy-ion nuclear physics.
The application deadline is June 23, 2025.
For detailed information about the position, please refer to the following link:
https://www.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/recruit/?id=1807
Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) invites applications for three-year postdoctoral positions. The details of the opening of the positions are found at https://www.jaea.go.jp/english/news/recruitment/employment/1341/
JAEA conducts nuclear-physics research mainly at the Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC). The research subjects related to this opening include No. 35 Research on exotic heavy-element nuclear science (Research Group for Exotic Heavy-element Nuclear Science) No. 36 Experimental research for hadron and nuclear physics at J-PARC (Research Group for Hadron Nuclear Physics) No. 41 Theoretical study of many-body quantum systems (Research Group for Advanced Theoretical Physics)
More information on these subjects can be found by clicking "Physics" on the above web page.
If the performance of the postdoc researcher is excellent, he/she will have a chance to be promoted to a tenured researcher.
The deadline of the application is May 26th in JST. If you have questions, please feel free to contact the following member. Their email addresses can be found on the above homepage.
Katsuhisa Nishio (for No. 35) Hiroyuki Sako (for No. 36) Yutaka Utsuno (for No. 41)
Munich is offering a position in detector physics at the local Neuton source FRMII. As a key member of the detector team, you will play a leading role in the development, integration, and commissioning of complex detector systems for newly planned or upgraded instruments at FRM II. You will actively participate in R&D programs aimed at exploring novel detector concepts for neutron scattering applications, conducted within an international framework.
For details see: https://karriere.frm2.tum.de/Detector-Scientist-mfx-eng-j408.html
or contact Dr. Karl Zeitelhack, Karl.Zeitelhack@frm2.tum.de.