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Postdoctoral research position in high-energy astrophysics

The High-Energy Astrophysics group of the Department of Astronomy of the
University of Geneva is offering one post-doctoral research position in
the domain of active galactic nuclei in the group of Dr S.Paltani. The
group is in particular involved in the future Japanese X-ray observatory
ASTRO-H.

We are looking for a scientist with a Ph.D. in astrophysics and
demonstrated experience in high-energy astrophysics, in particular in
the study of radio-quiet active galactic nuclei in X-rays. Interest in
the broad-band emission mechanisms of AGN contributing to the X-rays,
including reflection, would be especially useful. The successful
candidate must conduct an independent active research program, but is
also expected to participate in research led by Dr S. Paltani.

The successful candidate will also interact with the ASTRO-H science
support team at the University of Geneva.

Applications and inquiries should be sent by e-mail to Stéphane Paltani,
[log in to unmask] Candidates should send a motivation letter, a
curriculum vitae, a publication list and a description of research
interests and plans. They should also provide two reference letters, to
be sent directly to the above address. The position can start on
September 1st, 2015, at the earliest, and is in principle for three
years. Raw salaries start at around 70'000 per year.

See also: http://www.isdc.unige.ch/documents/jobs/postdoc_astroh_2015.pdf

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