Fellowship Opportunity in Research: The Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences invites applications for a prestigious 24-month MSCA COFUND fellowship. This opportunity is targeted at early-career researchers in physics and related disciplines, providing a chance to conduct cutting-edge research in a vibrant academic environment.
Designation
Fellowship Position
Table: Fellowship Details
Feature | Description |
---|---|
Number of Fellowships | Approximately 33 |
Gross Salary | €3200/month (approx. €3400/month with family allowance) |
Fellowship Duration | 24 months |
Research Costs Contribution | Generous funding towards research costs (consumables, etc.) |
Research Area
- Basic and Applied Physics:
- Materials for Society
- Matter Under Extreme Conditions
- Emerging Tools
Location
- Primary Placement: Prague, Czech Republic
- Other Possible Locations: Olomouc and Dolní Břežany
Eligibility/Qualification
- Ph.D. Requirement: Must possess a Ph.D. by the application deadline.
- Experience Limitation: No more than 8 years of full-time equivalent (FTE) research experience post-Ph.D.
- Mobility Criterion: Must not have resided or been active (work, studies) in the Czech Republic for more than 12 months in the last 36 months before the application deadline.
Job Description
The successful candidates will develop and execute a research proposal in their chosen area of physics, leading to significant outcomes in their field. Each fellow will be supervised by an established researcher and will have the opportunity to engage in advanced research activities, including potential secondments.
How to Apply
- Prepare Proposal: Review eligibility and choose a research area. Contact a potential supervisor for guidance and project development.
- Proposal Submission: Ensure your application includes all sections detailed in the Guide for Applicants, and verify it is anonymised.
- Submit Application: Complete your application through the designated portal.
Last Date to Apply
October 10, 2025
Note: The first call for this fellowship has closed. The second call opens on August 1, 2025.
For more detailed information, please refer to the Guide for Applicants.