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complex nuclei. Bose symmetries and Bose-Fermi symmetries (supersymmetries) in nuclei. Job Description: The position is based at the Racah Institute of Physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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ultrafast lasers, ultra-high vacuum systems, particle detectors, and programming for data analysis. This is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in experimental physical chemistry and molecular physics
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, Elementary Particle Theory , Field Theory , hep , hep-lat , hep-ph , hep-th , High Energy Physics , high energy physics or mathematical physics , High Energy Theory , Lattice Field Theory , Lattice QCD
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Induced Forward Transfer), is capable of printing complex structures of metals and semiconductors in three-dimensions (3D) and on virtually any surface and substrate. Funding: To be determined (a basic
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, intellectual growth, and innovation. About Our Department: The Institute of Applied Physics, part of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, is dedicated to advancing our understanding of physical
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experience in data analysis and experimental design• Programming experience (preferred)Start Date: flexibleHow to Apply:Interested candidates should send the following materials to Dr. Amit Yashar
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of groundbreaking research, entrepreneurship, and innovation across various domains, including brain sciences, medicine, biomedicine, life sciences, mathematics, agriculture, and more. Our 6 campuses house 100
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Albert Einstein, we’re at the forefront of groundbreaking research, entrepreneurship, and innovation across various domains, including brain sciences, medicine, biomedicine, life sciences, mathematics
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sciences, medicine, biomedicine, life sciences, mathematics, agriculture, and more. Our 6 campuses house 100+ research centers, with ~4,000 research projects underway year-round. About Jerusalem: Hebrew
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Description CLIMB brings together leading research laboratories with expertise spanning chemistry, physics, biology, and computational sciences. The project focuses on studying the complex interplay between