Oferta de trabajo

Hola a Todos,

divulgo oferta de trabajo para cuatro posiciones en el área de núcleos exóticos.

saludos

Rolo

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The FRIB Theory Fellow Program is an important component of the FRIB TA. FRIB Theory Fellows are highly qualified individuals with exceptional potential. They are expected to develop a high-caliber research effort relevant to rare-isotope science that demonstrates independence of action beyond that of a typical post-doc. The initial appointment is for two years; it can be extended up to a total of five years. 

Currently there are four theory fellows, (see https://fribtheoryalliance.org/content/fribta_affiliates.php?title=Supported%20scientists) of which two will be moving into permanent positions. Two additional theory fellows are slated to start later this summer. 

 

This year's FRIB Theory Fellow Search Committee will seek one new fellow candidate to start Summer 2024. As the new fellow will not be sited at MSU/FRIB, the committee is soliciting Partner Institutions interested in hosting the FRIB Theory Fellow. If you are interested in partnering with the FRIB-TA on the fellow program, please review: National FRIB Theory Fellow program and communicate your interest to Calvin Johnson (cjohnson@sdsu.edu), chair of the Search Committee, as soon as possible.

 

The proposed time-line for the search is:
August 14: Deadline to identify Partner Institutions
August 21: Advertise FRIB Theory Fellow Position
October 15: Application Deadline
December 4 - 8: Interview FRIB Theory Fellow candidates
Select FRIB Theory Fellow(s) by December 15

Potential Partner Institutions need to identify a senior researcher who will act as the local host for the Fellow. The Partner Institutions and the local hosts will be identified in the fellow position advertisement. Each Partner Institution will have a representative on the Search Committee during the interview process (most often the local host). These extra members of the search committee will participate in the selection of the shortlist and in all interviews. After the interviews, the representatives of the Partner Institutions on the search committee will give their assessment of each candidate. If any of the permanent members of the Search Committee represent a Partner Institution, they will be replaced by other members of the FRIB-TA. For more information please consult the National FRIB Theory Fellow program.

The FRIB Theory Fellow will be an MSU employee and the Partner Institution will execute a sub-recipient agreement with MSU. The funding required from a partner university to MSU is approximately $79,000/year, pending final negotiations. Further questions about these arrangements may be directed to Calvin Johnson or to Scott Bogner (bogner@frib.msu.edu).