Explore dark matter properties and astrophysical signatures as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Alberta. This is an in-person appointment at North Campus, Edmonton.

The McDonald Institute Theory Fellowships support theoretical astroparticle physics research with Prof. Nassim Bozorgnia. The appointment begins in Fall 2027 and lasts two years, with a possible third year subject to funding availability. Successful candidates will contribute through independent and team-oriented research.

Key Responsibilities:

- Investigate dark matter properties through analytical methods
- Study astrophysical signatures using numerical methods
- Carry out independent theoretical research
- Collaborate with group, national, and international researchers
- Write peer-reviewed scientific manuscripts and present findings

Requirements:

- PhD in theoretical physics
- Demonstrated record of research excellence
- Background or interest in dark matter physics
- Readiness for independent and collaborative research

Use analytical and numerical approaches to develop dark matter phenomenology research for publication and conference presentation at Alberta.

📌 Dark Matter Phenomenology Postdoctoral Fellow (Edmonton)
🏢 Culture Alberta
📍 Edmonton