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…Topics include black holes, neutron stars, collapsars, stellar explosions, compact-object mergers, gamma-ray bursts, nucleosynthesis and gravitational waves. The researcher can develop independent projects and use leadership-class computing allocations. The benefits-eligible appointment is for two years with a possible third year, beginning flexibly in summer or autumn 2027. Salary is $73,308–$90,000. Application

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Job · Astrophysics

…phase diagram, lattice calculations, neutron stars and nonequilibrium dynamics, alongside machine learning, artificial intelligence and detector instrumentation. Researchers and students will discuss how these experimental and theoretical approaches support emerging electron–proton and electron–ion physics opportunities. 13 Decem

Dec 13–15, 2026

Conference · Nuclear Physics

This conference examines polarized radiation from accreting black holes, neutron stars and white dwarfs, from stellar systems to galactic nuclei. It connects new X-ray polarimetry with models of strong gravity, relativistic ray tracing, Compton scattering and disc reflection. Sessions address magnetic geometry, pulsars, magnetars, transients and future instruments. Review lectures, contributed talks and posters are intended to strengthen theoretical interpretation alongside spectral and timing analysis, including for early-career researchers.

Jan 11–15, 2027

Conference · Astrophysics

Neutron stars and pulsars

Françoise Combes · Professor at the Collège de France

This lecture introduces neutron stars as compact remnants of stellar explosions. It examines the balance against gravitational collapse, their extreme densities and the observational role of pulsars. The Crab pulsar provides a concrete example, while the possible composition of matter deep inside these objects motivates further research.

Mon, Jan 29, 2024 · 15:45 UTC

Seminar · Astronomy

Magnetars

Jérôme Pétri · Strasbourg

…to pulsars and strongly magnetized neutron stars, particularly magnetars, while reviewing the range of proposed explanations.

Mon, Jan 31, 2022 · 16:45 UTC

Seminar · Astrophysics