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into concrete observational and computational strategies. This work will be carried out under the supervision of Professor Alessandra Corsi, in close connection with collaborators at the JHU’s Institute for Data
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optical interferometer for broadband axion-like particle detection. The applicant will be expected to work closely with graduate and undergraduate students. Applicants should have a PhD in physics prior
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double-beta decay. A position is now available for the experimental axion dark matter search program at Johns Hopkins in conjunction with the HAYSTAC and ALPHA experiments. HAYSTAC (the Haloscope At Yale
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Observatory for Rare Events (CUORE) and the CUORE Upgrade with Particle IDentification. Candidates should have a PhD in experimental nuclear or particle physics, or the equivalent. Preference will be given
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expected to work closely with graduate and undergraduate students. Applicants should have a PhD in physics prior to the start date and significant research experience with atomic and optical systems
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participate in ongoing collaborations with experimental and theory groups at JHU, as well as Stanford University and Mainz. Applicants should have a PhD prior to the start date and significant research
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& neuroscience, computer science and applied mathematics and statistics. This research program strongly benefits from Johns Hopkins massive AI initiative, including the creation the "Data Science and AI Institute