Summary
The University of Gothenburg and CERN are offering a Marie Curie PhD position in “Laser Spectroscopy” through the EU-funded Horizon Europe Doctoral Network (DN) focusing on Physics and Applications of Negative Ions (PANIONS). This interdisciplinary program aims to advance the understanding of negative ions across various scientific realms. Candidates will engage in cutting-edge research at both CERN and the University of Gothenburg.
Doctoral Student in Laser Spectroscopy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
Designation
Doctoral Student in Laser Spectroscopy
Research Area
- Laser Spectroscopy
- Ion Beam Physics
- Atomic and Molecular Physics
- Nuclear Physics
- Quantum Systems
Location
- CERN, Geneva, Switzerland (3 years)
- University of Gothenburg, Sweden (1 year)
Eligibility/Qualification
| Requirement |
|---|
| University degree (MSc) or equivalent allowing entry to a doctorate. |
| In the first 4 years of full-time research career post-graduation. |
| Must NOT hold a PhD. |
| Cannot have held a contract with CERN for over 12 months in the last 3 years. |
| Knowledge in ion beam physics, atomic and molecular physics, laser technology, or programming. |
| Motivation & capability for independent work and collaboration. |
| Candidates of any nationality can apply. |
| Proficiency in English required. |
Job Description
The PhD candidate will focus on:
- Developing techniques to efficiently produce negative ions from radioactive species at ISOLDE.
- Participating in online experiments for characterizing negative ions.
- Engaging in laser and ion beam technologies at the University of Gothenburg.
- Training in advanced experimental methods and theoretical modeling across various environments.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit identical applications through:
Required documents:
- Personal letter
- CV with a list of scientific publications
- Copy of highest qualification including transcripts
- Contact details of two references
Last Date for Apply
April 19, 2026
This opportunity provides a tailored experience to develop skills necessary for a successful career in academia and industry within an innovative research environment.
