pAs an applied physicist, you will be part of the RICH Detector strategic RD activities and the LHCb RICH Upgrade project. This includes studies of novel single-photon detectors such as SiPMs (Silicon Photomultipliers) at cryogenic temperatures, calibrations of readout electronics in the sub-100 ps
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· Seite 1 / 6pYou will be part of the Experimental Physics (EP) Department, which carries out basic research. This Department aims at providing a stimulating scientific atmosphere and remains an important reference centre for the European physics community. /ph3Your responsibilities /h3ulliContribute to particle
pAs an Applied Physicist, you will contribute to the High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) project, which aims at a six-fold increase of the integrated luminosity of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Your task will be to assess limitations and find mitigations for collective effects in the machine, in particu
ph3Applied Physicist for Plasma Simulations /h3 pPlacering: CERN /p h3Mer information /h3 pYou will contribute to the preparation of a world‑leading plasma accelerator experiment within an international collaboration. The project focuses on advanced simulation and modelling for Run 2 of the AWAKE ex
pAs Radiation Protection Physicist you will be part of the Occupational Health Safety and Environmental Protection (HSE ) Unit, namely the Accelerators Sites (AS) section of the HSE Radiation Protection (RP) Group. You will join a dynamic team, working on the radiation protection aspects of the oper
pYou will join a team working on sources and linacs beam dynamics simulations. In this position, you will take charge of Linac4 source extraction studies, design and measurements. This includes the implementation of existing models in Xsuite and benchmark with TraceWin and Travel codes. /ph3Be sure
pYou will contribute to the operation and development of the CLEAR user facility, optimizing beam parameters to meet experimental needs. The role includes coordinating with user groups, supporting experiments, and following up on requests. A key focus is on medical research, including Very High Ener
pThis role focuses on the LHCb VELO detector, covering its operation, maintenance, and future upgrades. During the Long Shutdown 3 (LS3) in late 2026, you will help prepare the detector, ensure its safe state, and coordinate maintenance activities. You will support the replacement and testing of VEL
pAre you a hands-on physicist with a strong interest in advanced detector technologies and software development? Join CERN’s Experimental Physics (EP) Department and contribute to the next generation of instrumentation for the ATLAS experiment at the High-Luminosity LHC. /ppYou will work in close co
pYou will contribute to improving the performance of a Penning trap used in the HIE-ISOLDE post-accelerator to accumulate, cool and bunch high-intensity radioactive ion beams prior to charge breeding and acceleration. The work includes mechanical design and modification of internal trap components,
pThe n_TOF facility at CERN provides high-intensity, wide-energy neutron beams for high-precision studies in nuclear astrophysics and medical applications. /ppThis position will focus on simulation studies with the aim of optimising the facilities performance. You will contribute to neutronics valid
ppbDatum: /b 15 februari, 2026 bTid: /b 11:59 /ppbPlacering: /b CERN /ph3Mer information /h3pAs an applied physicist, you will be part of the LHCb electromagnetic calorimeter (ECAL) upgrade project. This includes the optimisation, construction, commissioning and operation of novel modules for the in
ppThe NGT Real-time Reconstruction Revolution will transform the CMS High-Level Trigger into an offline-quality reconstruction facility processing up to 750 kHz of events. To make this sustainable, you will lead the design of two complementary data tiers: a low-level reconstructed format that enable
ppbDatum: /b 9 september, 2026 bTid: /b 11:59 /p pbPlacering: /b CERN /p h3Mer information /h3 h3What you'll do /h3 pYou will contribute to a proposal covering the layout, optics design, performance optimisation and evaluation of a potential future collider at CERN, the Linear Collider Facility @ 38
ph3Radiation Protection Physicist for the FCC project /h3 pbDatum: /b 14 april, 2026 bTid: /b 11:59 /p pbPlacering: /b CERN /p h3Mer information /h3 pAs a Radiation Protection Physicist in the RP Accelerators and Sites (RP-AS) Section, you will assess and enforce compliance of CERN’s activities with
ph3Detector Physicist for the Neutrino Platform Project /h3pbDatum: /b 6 januari, 2026 bTid: /b 11:59 /ppbPlacering: /b CERN /ph3Mer information /h3pJoin the Neutrino Platform Project to contribute to the DUNE experiment, an International Collaboration, at the frontier of the research in Neutrino ph
pGaseous particle detectors are essential in particle physics and radiation detection, encompassing technologies such as Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors (MPGDs), straw and drift tubes, Resistive Plate Chambers (RPCs), drift chambers, and Time Projection Chambers (TPCs). These detectors – all under c
pYou will work on electromagnetic simulations for wake field and beam coupling impedance studies in accelerator components as well as their coupling with beam dynamics. /ppA key objective of the project is the further development of Wakis, an open-source wakefield simulation code available on GitHub
pJoin the ATLAS experiment at the HL-LHC during a pivotal moment. In this role, you will help operate one of the world’s most advanced calorimeter systems and shape the next-generation upgrade that will enable groundbreaking physics in the years ahead. You will work closely with experts developing,
pYou will be part of the Experimental Physics (EP) Department, which carries out basic research. This Department aims at providing a stimulating scientific atmosphere and remains an important reference centre for the European physics community. /ph3Your responsibilities /h3ulliContribute to particle
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