Assistant/Associate Professor in Physics

Durham University’s Department of Physics seeks a talented individual for the role of Assistant or Associate Professor in the Institute for Computational Cosmology. The role involves conducting research in computational cosmology or astrophysics and engaging in high-quality teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Candidates should demonstrate research excellence, innovative use of numerical methods, and the ability to contribute to the development of world-leading simulations. The post offers opportunities to advance internationally recognised research and to develop a distinguished academic profile within a prominent university. The Physics Department is a large, research-intensive centre with diverse specialisations, providing an enriching environment for scholarly activity and student education. The ICC, a leading centre for computational astrophysics, collaborates widely and operates high-performance supercomputing facilities to support innovative research.