Following is a listing for postdoctoral position for your consideration.
Please note that a World Wide Web listing of recent postings can be found
at URL:
http://www.cebaf.gov/ --> General Information --> Job Postings
or
ftp://www.cebaf.gov/pub/nppostings/
Sincerely, --- Roy Whitney
Jefferson Lab User Liaison
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The University of Connecticut
Laboratory for Nuclear Science
Post Doc/ Research Associate Position
The Physics Department at the University of Connecticut is
establishing a new Laboratory for Nuclear Science that will pursue
broad research effort in Nuclear Physics ranging from the
structure of the nucleon/meson(s) to Nuclear Astrophysics. The
Laboratory for Nuclear Science has recently joined the RAD-PHI
collaboration. This experiment will study rare radiative decays
of the phi meson in Hall-B at the Jefferson Lab (formerly CEBAF).
The current position will involve research in that collaboration.
In addition the Physics department at UConn has recently hired (in
partnership with the Jefferson Lab) one theorist and plans to hire
within a year one more experimentalist who will also concentrate
on research in QCD. Please consult our home page http://
www.phys.uconn.edu for further information.
The Laboratory for Nuclear Science has received funds from the
state of Connecticut for the appointment of a Post Doc/Research
Associate for an initial period of two years. Applicants should
have a Ph.D. in Physics and a demonstrated ability to carry out
experimental research in intermediate or high energy physics.
Applications for this appointment are now accepted and we plan to
fill this position as soon as possible. Applicants should send
curriculum vitae, and arrange for at least three letters of
recommendation to be sent to:
Professor Richard T. Jones
Chair, Search Committee
Dept. of Physics, U46
University of Connecticut
2152 Hillside Rd.
Storrs, CT 06269-3046
JonesRT@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
Professor Moshe Gai
Director, LNS
Gai@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
We encourage applications from under-represented groups, including
minorities, women and people with disabilities. UConn is a non-
smoking environment.