PhD position available through TALENT Doctoral Program


A PhD position is available through the EU co-funded TALENT Doctoral Programme under the program area 'Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology' (see links below).

Deadline: 13. February 2020

Please note the various requirements (including eligibility criteria, English tests, and project description) that are strictly enforced by EU. For that reason, interested candidates should start the application process severel months before the deadline.

(Note: This will be the final deadline available. You need to be able to start by 1. august 2020 the latest. This means that you may need to have your final thesis grade (or better yet, a MSc Diploma) available by ca mid-July 2020. PS: I am currently investigating if it is sufficient to have the final thesis grade by mid-July and a letter from the university attesting that you have completed your study since the official rules are that you need to have qualifications equivalent to a Master's degree.)

Description of research projects:

A PhD position is available in the area of observations, analysis and dynamical modeling of motions of molecular gas and stars in the vicinity of supermassive black holes in active galactic nuclei observed with radio and sub-mm single-dish and interferometry array telescopes (including ALMA, SMA, NOEMA, APEX) and optical IFUs (including ESO's VLT). The aim of the research is to study the physics and fueling of supermassive black holes of active galactic nuclei and quasars.

The PhD student will be part of a team of faculty, students and postdocs lead by Prof. Marianne Vestergaard. Questions about the position and ongoing research by the team can be directed at Prof. Vestergaard

Links:

Back to M. Vestergaard's home page

mvester 'at' nbi.ku.dk.

Last updated 3 Januar 2020