The position calls for a dual focus on both the final stages of analysis of experiments with light nuclear systems, as well as developing and completing instrumentation and methods for the R3B experiment (Reactions with Relativistic Radioactive Beams) at FAIR.
The investigations on light nuclear systems will draw conclusions about weakly bound, correlated systems governed by the strong force. The successful candidate will also, within an international team of collaborators, make a significant contribution towards making instrumentation ready for future experiments.
Application deadline: 17 June, 2019
Postdoctoral Fellow in Experimental Nuclear Physics at the University of Regina
09 May 2019
Postdoc and PhD positions for nuclear structure studies at the University of Padova
Moreover a PhD position is now open at the University of Padova.
This is the application page:
https://www.unipd.it/en/research/doctoral-degrees-phd-programmes/phd-programmes-calls-and-admissions
This is the grant that was funded:
"1 scholarship funded by Dipartimento di Fisica e Astronomia "Galileo Galilei" - DFA su fondi PRIN, progetto "Cryogenic Targets for Direct Reactions with Exotic Beams" (Resp. dott. Recchia) - Topic: Structure of exotic nuclei with radioactive beams;"
Deadline May 14th.
Postdoctoral Fellow at McGill University
18 April 2019
Head of Editorial Development at the American Physical Society (APS)
The American Physical Society (APS), a premier scientific member society and scholarly publisher, seeks a dynamic and highly motivated individual for the position of Head of Editorial Development for the Physical Review family of journals. The successful candidate will report directly to the Editor in Chief and work in concert with the Editorial Director and senior members of the Ridge Editorial staff on a range of editorial tasks including coordinating and implementing editorial goals and managing the editorial aspects of interdepartmental projects. They will also act as project manager for the editorial aspects of new journal launches.
Qualified applicants will ideally hold a Ph.D. degree in physics or a related field and have a proven history in managing complex and inter-team projects. Experience in scientific publishing and/or management experience in an organization with significant scientific or technical components is extremely advantageous. The applicant should have strong interpersonal, team management and communication skills, as well as, a demonstrated track record of being able to prioritize and execute multiple projects simultaneously.
This full-time position is a central and vitalrole in the development of the activities of the Editorial department and will require the holder to act as a change agent in helping the APS advance its strategic goals in serving the physics and physics-related community.
The Head of Editorial Development will be based at the American Physical Society’s award-winning Editorial Office on Long Island in Ridge, New York, with possible opportunity for travel to the APS’s other locations in Maryland and Washington D.C., and limited need to travel domestically within the U.S. We offer an attractive employment package including a competitive salary and outstanding benefits.
More information about the APS (including the APS Strategic Plan 2019) and the Physical Review journal portfolio may be obtained from www.aps.org and journals.aps.org.
To apply, please send your resume plus cover letter containing salary requirements and timetable of availability to:
Michael Thoennessen, Editor in Chief
Email: edresumes@aps.org
American Physical Society
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