Research Fellow in Numerical Cosmology
The University of Melbourne
About this role
A Postdoctoral Researcher in Numerical Cosmology at the University of Melbourne conducting research into inhomogeneous cosmology using state-of-the-art numerical relativity simulations. The role is based in the School of Physics and offers opportunities to develop independent research projects and collaborate with leading researchers on high-impact publications. It is a full-time, fixed-term (3 year) research appointment with access to university research support and professional development benefits.
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2018
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