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commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion. Application instructions: Interested candidates should submit via Academic Jobs Online https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/fellowship/30895 1) cover letter, 2
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on neutrino, muon and collider physics. As an organization, Fermilab is committed to attracting, developing, and retaining talent and cultivating a work environment that supports scientific, technological, and
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neutrino physics research effort in the United States and its impact on the domestic and international experimental programs. Successful candidates are expected to develop an original and impactful research
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range of current and future neutrino experiments including DUNE, NOvA, MicroBooNE, and SBN (SBND and ICARUS detectors). Additional information on the Fermilab neutrino program can be found here: https
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to apply. The research internships will be structured to encourage students to persist in a STEM major through college and to train them in skills needed for a future career in the STEM workforce, in order
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, and high-energy physics, with opportunities to contribute to both methodological AI research and applications in fundamental science. In this position, you will have the opportunity to develop and apply
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collider phenomenology, dark matter and dark energy, the early universe, lattice QCD, large-scale structure and evolution, Higgs & flavor physics, high-energy particle astrophysics, neutrino physics
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the Laboratory’s extraordinary staff, exceptional scientific programs, and operational support systems, and for fostering and developing relationships with Fermilab’s global stakeholders and partners, including
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experiment (experimental instrumentation, operations, & data analysis). Directs the work of other employees as assigned. • Designs and develops detector & instrumentation systems specific to quantum sensing
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group to develop new quantum metrology techniques to measure extremely weak forces such as that exerted by dark matter. The research will focus on establishing rudimentary, few-qubit quantum processing