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Carleton University

Postdoc in Theoretical Physics at Carleton University Carleton University in Canada

Degree Level

Postdoc

Field of study

Experimental Physics

Funding

Postdoctoral fellowship positions for 2+1 years; one position may be supported by McDonald Institute Theory Fellowships through MITF or MI-CITA postdoc programs, with the third year conditional on performance and funding availability.

Deadline

Nov 27, 2026

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Canada

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Carleton University

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Keywords

Experimental Physics
Particle Physics
Astronomy
Astrophysics
High-energy Physics
Neutrino Physics
Dark Matter
Astroparticle Physics
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About this position

Carleton University’s Theoretical Particle Physics group is seeking one or two postdoctoral fellows to begin in Fall 2027. The appointment is based in the Physics Department in Ottawa and sits within a research environment spanning theoretical and experimental particle physics.

The successful candidate will work in theoretical astroparticle physics broadly defined, with the group’s wider interests covering beyond-the-Standard Model physics. The group includes six faculty members, three postdoctoral fellows, and numerous graduate students, providing a sizeable and active theory environment for collaboration and discussion.

The department also has a strong experimental particle physics presence, with researchers involved in major efforts such as ATLAS at the LHC and dark matter and neutrino experiments including DEAP, DarkSide-20k, ARGO, and Hyper-K. The postdoctoral project is positioned within this broader ecosystem of particle, astroparticle, dark matter, and neutrino research at Carleton.

One of the positions will be considered for the McDonald Institute Theory Fellowships through the MITF or MI-CITA postdoc programs, and top-ranked applicants will be forwarded to the relevant evaluation committee for fellowship allocation.

Funding details

Postdoctoral fellowship positions for 2+1 years; one position may be supported by McDonald Institute Theory Fellowships through MITF or MI-CITA postdoc programs, with the third year conditional on performance and funding availability.

What's required

Applicants should have a strong research background suitable for postdoctoral work in theoretical astroparticle physics (broadly defined). Applications must include a CV, a statement of research interests, and two reference letters.

How to apply

Submit the application and recommendation materials through AcademicJobsOnline.org. Include a CV, a statement of research interests, and arrange for two reference letters to be submitted there. For full consideration, submit materials by 2026-11-27.

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