Join McGill University as a Post-Doctoral Researcher specializing in nuclear physics and ion manipulation. Drive cutting-edge research in a collaborative, dynamic environment. This full-time role encompasses extracting double-beta-decay daughter Ba-136 from Xe-136 gas using sophisticated technologies.

You will enhance the operational capacity of the MRTOF mass spectrometer and lead Ba-tagging efforts in collaboration with TRIUMF. Effective time management and a proactive approach to learning new tools will be critical for succeeding in this role. Key Responsibilities:

- Extract Ba-136 from Xe-136 via radiofrequency funnel
- Commission and optimize ion transport beamline and mass spectrometer
- Characterize gas extraction efficiencies under varied conditions




- Lead Ba-tagging efforts at McGill and TRIUMF
- Supervise graduate students and summer interns Requirements:
- Completed Ph.D. in physics or similar field
- Expertise in experimental nuclear or particle physics
- Solid attention to detail and problem-solving skills
- Organizational skills for multitasking on projects
- Proficient in English for research documentation and communication Utilize your research skills to contribute to significant advancements at McGill University in a supportive atmosphere.

📌 Post-Doctoral Researcher in Nuclear Physics (Montreal)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Montreal