Gilbert Weinstein

Ariel University is offering an ISF-funded two-year postdoctoral position in Professor Gilbert Weinstein’s group, beginning October 1, 2027, with the start date negotiable. The project is supported by the Israel Science Foundation and focuses on the geometric and topological structure of black holes and spacetime singularities . The appointment is based in the Physics Department at Ariel University and is framed as a research-intensive postdoctoral opportunity with no teaching requirements. The advertised work sits at the interface of mathematical physics, geometry, and gravitation, with an emphasis on understanding the mathematical structure of extreme relativistic spacetime phenomena. The postdoctoral researcher will join Professor Gilbert Weinstein’s group and contribute to the broader research programme on black holes and singularities. A demonstrated ability to conduct numerical studies is mentioned as an advantage, indicating that the role may include computational or numerical components alongside theoretical analysis. The position is explicitly funded through an Israel Science Foundation project, and the advert highlights a tax-free stipend. Overall, it is a focused postdoctoral research post in a university physics environment, centered on geometric and topological aspects of relativity.