About the role
Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) is a technical research university with traditions in education dating to the 19th century, being the oldest of its kind in Poland. It is a forward-thinking institution where high-quality education meets world-class research and innovation. WUT is ranked number one among all technical universities and number three among all universities in the country.
The Heavy Ion Collision Group at the Faculty of Physics at Warsaw University of Technology participates in the ALICE at the LHC, AEgIS at AD, NA61/SHINE at SPS in CERN, STAR experiment at RHIC, and HADES and CBM at FAIR. The ALICE group at WUT consists of 9 staff members and a number of PhD, MSc, and BSc students doing their theses.
The ALICE-WUT group specializes in measurements of both femtoscopic and angular correlations of light, strange and heavy flavored hadrons.
Job Description
The successful candidate is expected to play a leading role in studies of femtoscopic correlations of pions and other hadrons in the ALICE experiment. The physics analyses target the new Run 3 data and would consist first in benchmarking with previously published data and then analyzing recent experimental runs. The work will contribute to the development of the femtoscopic analysis framework within the new paradigm called O2.
The successful candidate will be employed as a research assistant professor at the Faculty of Physics at WUT, within the project “3D identical-particle femtoscopy in O2”, funded by the POSTDOC PW programme of WUT, for an initial period of 12 months. The contract can be extended up to 24 months, provided a satisfactory outcome of the evaluation after the first 12 months.
Requirements
- Recent PhD in nuclear or particle physics focused on correlation analysis or deposited PhD thesis ready for defence (in the second case, please provide a statement of the Doctoral school or PhD supervisor)
- Experience in high energy heavy-ion experiments such as ALICE
- Good knowledge of the femtoscopy technique, C++, C, ROOT and the computing infrastructure
- Experience with experimental techniques and instrumentation of nuclear and particle physics
- Good presentation skills
- Good command of English
How To Apply
Applications, reference letters, and/or any questions should be sent electronically to Dr Georgy Kornakov. Please include the phrase 'postdoc ALICE’ in the subject of your email.
Applications must include
- a CV of a candidate,
- a brief statement of research interests,
- a list of talks and up to 5 most important publications (indicating the contribution of a candidate to those publications),
- two letters of reference, to be sent by referees directly to georgy.kornakov@pw.edu.pl
To qualify, a candidate must have received a PhD in experimental particle or nuclear physics within the last 7 years.
Selection process
The final choice of candidates will be made on a competitive basis, based on the assessment of research achievements, scientific skills, and an interview with the best candidates.
This position will be open until filled. To receive full consideration, applications should be submitted by January 31, 2023.
Please Include The Following Statement In Your CV
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