One PreDoctoral Contract at the IAC ASTRI Mini Array PS-
The IAC (Tenerife, Spain) invites applications for onePhD fellowshipin Astrophysics within the framework of “ASTRI Mini Array” project, funded through an international agreement with INAF (Italy). The PhD project will be supervised by Drs.Alicia López Oramas y Josefa Becerra González.
The selected candidate will be based at the IAC headquarters in La Laguna (Tenerife), in a stimulating research environment, where they will carry out scientific work within the scope of a specific and innovative project, leading to the award of a PhD degree . They will join the “Particle Astrophysics” research group, which is part of major international collaborations in very high-energy gamma rays, such as MAGIC , LST , and CTAO , in addition to the ASTRI project. The research group not only focuses on high-energy studies but is also very active in the multi-frequency context , allowing for a comprehensive analysis of the most extreme processes in the Universe.
The research topics pursued at the IAC include most areas of Astrophysics:



Solar Physics, Planetary Systems, Stellar and Interstellar Physics, Galaxy Formation and Evolution, Milky Way and Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics. These are supported by an ambitious instrumentation programme. Further information about the IAC's research programme, its Observatories and the 10.4 m telescope GTC is available on the IAC's Web site ( ).
Qualifications:
To be considered, applicants must have a degree in Physics or Mathematics
The degree must satisfy the admission requirements of the University of La Laguna (ULL) PhD Programme in astrophysics, in which the student must register. The ULL requirements are satisfied by applicants with a MSc, as well as by those students with an Undergraduate Degree who have already obtained at least 300 credits (ETCs) of which at least 60 credits should correspond to an MSc Degree (other ways to fulfil the ULL requirements are possible; see the ULL we

📌 One PreDoctoral Contract at the IAC ASTRI Mini Array-060 (España)
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