Post. Doc available in Copenhagen
Hera-b Sekretariat
University of Copenhagen
Niels Bohr Institute for
Astronomy, Physics, and Geophysics
Postdoctoral position in Experimental Particle Physics
A postdoctoral position is available from September 1, 2000 with the
Experimental Particle Physics group at the Niels Bohr Institute, University
of Copenhagen. The position is for two years with a possibility of
prolongation, however, not exceeding five years.
The particle physics group is located at the Niels Bohr Institute, University
of Copenhagen, and its experiments ALEPH and ATLAS are performed at CERN and
HERA-B at DESY.
It is expected that the appointed candidate will participate in the ATLAS
activities. More specific she/he should contribute to the physics preparation,
the second level trigger and the GRID involvement.
The candidate will be based in Copenhagen. The candidate must have documented
experimental research at an international level and have documented abilities
in the construction of complex experiments. The position also demands
participation in the university teaching program.
The applicants will be notified regarding the composition of the assessment
committee. The committee may require supplementary documentation and may base
the assessment on any publication on the publication list. While the
committee's assessment cannot be based on letters of recommendation, these
can be considered in the final decision.
When the assessment committee's report is submitted, each applicant will
receive only that part of the report relating to him/herself. Information about
other applicants is confidential and may not be revealed.
Salary is set by agreement between the Ministry of Finance and AC (The Danish
Confederation of Professional Associations). The annual salary depends on
seniority, and the scale ends at a yearly salary of DKK 313.808 after
contributions to the pension scheme and including a seniority independent
yearly increment of DKK 39.746.
Deadline for applications is July 31, 2000, at noon.
Further information can be obtained from
professors John Renner Hansen (ren...@nbi.dk) and
Jørn Dines Hansen (di...@nbi.dk), Niels Bohr Institute.