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 cooperative 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 (Canada)
🏢 Alberta
📍 Canada