James Arthur Postdoctoral Fellowship in Astrophysics, Cosmology and Particle Theory
The Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics (CCPP) at NYU
anticipates awarding two or more James Arthur Postdoctoral Fellowships
to start in September 2010. Areas of specialization may include
theoretical particle physics, and theoretical or observational
astrophysics, cosmology, and astroparticle physics. In addition, there
are openings for research scientists supported by individual faculty,
including research on particle astrophysics with the Pierre Auger
Observatory.
The CCPP presently consists of Professors M. Blanton (observational
astrophysics), G. Dvali (particle theory, extra dimensions, cosmology),
G. Farrar (particle astrophysics, cosmology, ultrahigh energy cosmic
rays), G. Gabadadze (particle theory, gravity and cosmology),
A. Gruzinov (theoretical astrophysics and cosmology), D.Hogg (galaxy
astrophysics and observational cosmology), M. Kleban (string theory
and cosmology), A. MacFadyen (high energy astrophysics, numerical
simulations), M. Porrati (string theory), R. Scoccimarro (theoretical
cosmology), and N. Weiner (particle and astroparticle theory,
cosmology).
The Center also benefits from close ties with Professors
K. Cranmer (experimental particle physics), P. Huggins (planetary nebulae),
A. Sirlin (electroweak theory), and D. Zwanziger
(field theory, lattice gauge theory).
James Arthur Fellows pursue independent research projects, or work
with others in the group, as their interests dictate. Postdocs
benefit from the lively atmosphere of the Center and a vigorous
visitors program. Astrophysics postdocs benefit from data access
to Sloan Digital Sky Survey III and the opportunity to participate in the
Pierre Auger collaboration.
Appointments are usually for three years. Exceptional candidates
will be considered for longer term appointments. Those proposing
to come with funding from outside fellowships will be eligible for
continuation of their appointment.
Applications must be submitted via the CCPP Online Application System. Your complete application must include a CV, publication list, statement of research interests,
and a list of three people who will be submitting letters of
recommendation. Complete applications received by December 1,
2009 will receive top priority.
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Faculty Position, Department of Physics
The Physics Department of New York University anticipates filling a tenure-track faculty position in cosmology and/or astrophysics, as part of an ongoing program to develop this area. All appointments are subject to final budgetary and administrative approval. Exceptional candidates at higher levels will also be considered.
Applications must be submitted via the CCPP Online Application System. Your complete application must include a CV, publication list, statement of research interests, and a list of at least three people who will be submitting letters of
recommendation. All application materials and supporting documents should be received by December 1, 2009 if possible.
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