Renseignements pratiques
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- Recruitment_2021_LIO_PhD_position_Commercon.pdf (PDF, 262 Ko)
Informations sur l'organisme
CRAL (UMR 5574)
Adresse : Centre de Recherche Astrophysique de Lyon (CRAL) - ENS Lyon
69007 - Lyon, France
69007 - Lyon, France
- Tél : +33 4 72 72 89 17
- Personne à contacter : benoit.commercon@ens-lyon.fr
Job location and description
The PhD project will be mainly conducted at Centre de Recherche Astrophysique de Lyon. The student will join the AstroENS team, located in Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon. The AstroENS team is composed of 20 researchers (1/3 permanents, 1/3 postdocs, 1/3 students), whose research cover a wide expertise: cosmology, galaxy formation and evolution, star and planet formation, dense plasma physics. Part of the work will be conducted in the GALPAC team, located in the historical Observatory site in Saint Genis Laval (about 20 km from Lyon). The GALPAC team is composed of 20 researchers as well (11 permanents, 2 postdocs, 7 students), whose research cover a wide expertise: large scale structures formation and evolution, dark matter and dark energy. The PhD project will take benefit from the combined expertise in computational cosmology and star formation of the CRAL.
Team
Collaboration with staff members of the AstroENS (Fensch) and GALPAC (Blaizot, Michel-Dansac) teams will complement the supervision.
Dr. Benoît Commerçon is currently supervising one postdoctoral project. Dr. Joakim Rosdahl is currently supervising 1 PhD student.
The PhD project will be mainly conducted at Centre de Recherche Astrophysique de Lyon. The student will join the AstroENS team, located in Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon. The AstroENS team is composed of 20 researchers (1/3 permanents, 1/3 postdocs, 1/3 students), whose research cover a wide expertise: cosmology, galaxy formation and evolution, star and planet formation, dense plasma physics. Part of the work will be conducted in the GALPAC team, located in the historical Observatory site in Saint Genis Laval (about 20 km from Lyon). The GALPAC team is composed of 20 researchers as well (11 permanents, 2 postdocs, 7 students), whose research cover a wide expertise: large scale structures formation and evolution, dark matter and dark energy. The PhD project will take benefit from the combined expertise in computational cosmology and star formation of the CRAL.
Team
Collaboration with staff members of the AstroENS (Fensch) and GALPAC (Blaizot, Michel-Dansac) teams will complement the supervision.
Dr. Benoît Commerçon is currently supervising one postdoctoral project. Dr. Joakim Rosdahl is currently supervising 1 PhD student.