Study dark matter properties and astrophysical signatures as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Alberta. This in-person Edmonton appointment begins in Fall 2027.

The McDonald Institute Theory Fellowship supports research with Prof. Nassim Bozorgnia. Fellows conduct independent and team-oriented work in theoretical astroparticle physics, emphasizing dark matter phenomenology. The appointment lasts two years, with a possible third year subject to funding availability. Research includes analytical and numerical methods, scientific publication, and conference presentations.

Key Responsibilities:

- Investigate dark matter properties and astrophysical signatures
- Conduct independent theoretical astroparticle physics research
- Work collaboratively within the group
- Collaborate with national and international researchers
- Prepare peer-reviewed scientific manuscripts for publication

Requirements:

- PhD in theoretical physics
- Demonstrated record of research excellence
- Interest or experience in dark matter physics
- Capacity to develop analytical and numerical methods

Bring theoretical physics expertise to dark matter phenomenology research with Prof. Nassim Bozorgnia at the University of Alberta.

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