Lectureship in Experimental Particle Physics (Manchester U.)

The lecturer will work in the newly merged experimental and theoretical 
particle physics group. The combined group consists of 12 academic staff 
and about 60 support scientists, engineers, technicians and research 
students and currently has projects at LHC, BABAR, DZERO and in 
phenomenology. It also has a core theory programme. The group has 
diversified extensively into e-Science and more recently, accelerator 
science, and is currently reviewing its long term programmes. In the near 
future, the School's laboratories will be refurbished and the group will 
enjoy modern detector laboratories and clean rooms as well as a newly 
furbished e-Science laboratory. The group is in the process of acquiring 
the largest computing resource for particle physics in the country as well 
as gigabit per second connectivity to the international network.

Applications are invited from particle physicists with three or more years 
of post-doctoral experience. The successful applicant will be expected to 
take a pro-active role in the group's future programme and is likely to 
have a strong interest in shaping and participating in the development of 
future detectors for particle physics as well as having the ability to 
teach at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, some teaching 
experience would be desirable. He/she will have a good research record and 
the potential to attract external funding.

Field of interest: hep-ex
Deadline: Thursday, September 30, 2004
Contact: Robin Marshall
Email: R.Marshall@man.ac.uk
More information: http://www.jobs.ac.uk/jobfiles/PO084.html