PKU Planet Formation Fellowship Peking University in China

ETH Zurich is advertising one or two Doctoral Positions in Exoplanet Atmosphere Characterisation and the Search for Life within the Exoplanets and Habitability Group led by Prof. Sascha P. Quanz . The project is closely connected to the ETH-led LIFE space mission , a future mid-infrared nulling interferometer designed to directly detect and spectroscopically characterise temperate terrestrial exoplanets around nearby stars. The successful doctoral students will join the LIFE Science Team and wor...

Rutgers University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work with Professor Renyu Hu on exoplanet science. The project sits at the intersection of observation, modeling, and theory, with a strong focus on the atmospheres, climates, evolution, and habitability of exoplanets, especially small planets orbiting nearby stars. The role offers the chance to contribute to a broad and active research program at the forefront of exoplanet discovery and characteriza...

The Postdoctoral Associate will join the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and work under the direction of Professor Richard Teague. The position centers on research in planet formation from both observational and theoretical perspectives, with a preference for projects that complement the ongoing work of the Planet Formation Lab. The successful researcher will contribute to a broad set of activities across the lab’s science prog...

Recruitment of Specially Appointed Research Fellows (Institute Research Fellows / ICRR Fellows) at the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo . This is a postdoctoral-level fixed-term research position in physics and related natural sciences, focused on experimental, observational, and theoretical cosmic ray research . The institute is seeking researchers to collaborate with faculty members on a broad range of projects in cosmic ray science. Location: Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefectu...

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in astronomy / astrophysics / physics focused on what regulates star formation in distant galaxies . The project investigates how galactic winds driven by stars and supermassive black holes affect the gas that fuels star formation around 10 billion years ago . You will work with KMOS spectroscopy from ESO’s Very Large Telescope and ALMA observations of cold molecular gas, combining existing datasets with archival data and new observations. The res...