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Research Associate in Theoretical Cosmology at University of California, Berkeley - ApplyBlast

Research Associate in Theoretical Cosmology

University of California, Berkeley

7 months ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

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Full Time

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About this role

The University of Sheffield is seeking a Research Associate in Theoretical Cosmology to investigate tensions in cosmological observations, particularly the Hubble constant tension, through theoretical modelling, data analysis, and numerical methods. The role involves testing cosmological models against current observations and assessing predictions for future surveys within the Cosmology, Relativity and Gravitation group. This is a fixed-term position funded by the Royal Society, offering opportunities for professional development and collaboration.

Responsibilities

Contribute to research group activities and support collaborative projects
Prepare high-quality research publications and present findings at conferences
Conduct theoretical modelling and data analysis to test cosmological models

Skills

Qualifications

PhD in PhysicsPhD in AstronomyPhD in Cosmology

About University of California, Berkeley

berkeley.edu

Headquarters

Berkeley, California, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1868

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University of California, Berkeley is a leading public research university with over 300 degree programs across 15 schools and colleges. Ranked the #1 public research university in the U.S., UC Berkeley is renowned for groundbreaking research in fields ranging from AI and energy to healthcare and the sciences. It serves a diverse community of undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and researchers dedicated to expanding knowledge and creating global impact.