Overview
We are currently accepting applications for the above mentioned position. This is a unique opportunity for highly motivated students recently graduated from the University in Physics or related fields to gain research experience in one of DIPC’s high-profile research teams.
The role
The Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC), located in Donostia/San Sebastian, Spain, is accepting applications for a doctoral position in galaxy formation. Applicants with expertise in the modelling of galaxy evolution and/or data analysis of large surveys are particularly encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will join the group of Dr. Silvia Bonoli, which primarily focuses on the theoretical study of the formation and evolution of supermassive black holes, their host galaxies and the observational analysis of quasars.
Requirements
- Programming skills (particularly Python and C)
- Fluency in English
Working conditions
Contract duration: 1 year (possibility to extend up to 4 years)
Estimated annual gross salary: Salary is commensurate with qualifications and consistent with our pay scales
Target start date: 2026/02/01
We provide a highly stimulating research environment, and unique professional career development opportunities.
We offer and promote a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants regardless of age, disability, gender, nationality, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity.
The center
DIPC is a research center whose mission is to perform and catalyze cutting-edge research in physics and related disciplines, as well as to convey scientific culture to society. Located in Donostia / San Sebastian (Basque Country, Spain), DIPC was born from a strategic alliance of both public institutions and private companies. Since 2008 DIPC is a 'Basque Excellence Research Center' (BERC) recognized by the Basque Government\'s Department of Education. In 2019, DIPC was also recognized as a "Severo Ochoa" Excellence Center by the Spanish Research Agency.
About the team
The group is part of the new cosmology line at the DIPC, which has broad expertise in numerical simulations of structure formation and cosmological galaxy surveys. The group is involved in the J-PAS and the WEAVE-QSO surveys, Euclid, and the LISA mission.
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