[obsdoc] Postdoc in Cosmology at UNSW (fwd)

[Roser Pello <roser@ast.obs-mip.fr>]

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Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 10:38:59 +0100 (MET)
From: fsoto <fsoto@merate.mi.astro.it>
To: sea <discusion@sea.am.ub.es>
Subject: Postdoctoral Position in Cosmology at UNSW (fwd)

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Que puedo decir yo?  :)

Saludinos,

Alberto


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                POSTDOCTORAL POSITION IN COSMOLOGY

See http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/news/cosmology.html or the link from 
the ASA Jobs page.

>UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES
>Department of Astrophysics, School of Physics,
>Sydney, NSW 2052, Australia
>Tel +61 2 9385 5578
>Fax +61 2 9385 6060
>URL: http://newt.phys.unsw.edu.au/astro/
>
>Attention: Associate Professor John Webb
>
>The Department of Astrophysics at UNSW wishes to appoint a post-doctoral
>research fellow in the area of Cosmology.  Funding for this post comes
>partially from a John Templeton Foundation award, under the Cosmology
>Fine Tuning Research Programme, to work on space-time variability of the
>fundamental constants of Nature.  The successful applicant will be
>expected to take a leading role in developing new research activities
>related to this field, and also to contribute to the analysis and
>interpretation of existing optical and radio/mm spectroscopy of quasars.
>A clear commitment to this research programme and a high level of
>initiative will be required.  Applicants should hold a PhD in extragalactic
>astrophysics, should have experience with observational astronomy and
>spectroscopic data analysis, and will have already demonstrated a capacity
>for independent research.
>
>The Department currently consists of 6 academic staff, two research
>support staff, 5 postdoctoral fellows and 12 postgraduate students.
>A broad range of research activities are carried out, including
>observational and theoretical cosmology, extra-solar planets, Antarctic
>astronomical site-testing, infra-red astronomy, and astronomical
>instrumentation.
>
>Applications, including a curriculum vitae, publication list and a
>statement of research interests, should be sent to John Webb at the
>address above by Friday January 12th 2001.  Applicants should also arrange
>for three letters of recommendation to arrive at the same address by
>this date.  Letters of recommendation may be sent by email if preferred
>(jkw@bat.phys.unsw.edu.au).  Prospective applicants are welcome to
>contact John Webb for further details.
>
>The salary for this position will be in the range set by UNSW Academic
>Staff Salary Rates (Level A) according to the experience of the successful
>applicant.  Funding for this position is currently available for 2 years,
>but renewal may be possible depending on funding availability and performance.
>
>The University of New South Wales is an Equal Opportunity Employer.




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