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Job Advertisement: Closing Date 4th August 2016

Research Associate in Theoretical Stellar Astrophysics

Fixed Term until October 2017
Starting salary: Grade 7 £31,656

Keele University wishes to appoint a Research Associate starting in 
October 2016, in order to conduct research on theoretical stellar 
astrophysics.

The appointed Research Associate will work in the group of Dr Raphael 
Hirschi within the Astrophysics Group at Keele University as part of an 
ERC-funded project entitled "Stellar HYdrodynamics, Nucleosynthesis and 
Evolution" (SHYNE). The ERC starting grant awarded to Dr Hirschi 
provides funding for a dedicated 1200+-CPU-core computer cluster, 
including 288 CPU-cores sharing memory via numascale technology.

You will lead the component of this project related to 3D-1D modelling 
of stellar interiors. This will include a range of computer simulations 
including 1D stellar evolution and 3D hydrodynamics simulations with as 
main goal to improve modelling of convection and rotation in stellar 
evolution. The Research Associate will also contribute to the other 
components of the project. Experience in stellar evolution modelling and 
3D hydrodynamic simulations is highly desirable.

For further enquiries please contact Dr Raphael Hirschi at 
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Closing date for applications: 4 August 2016
Post reference: KU00000093
Weblink: https://forums.keele.ac.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=15679

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