Assistant or Associate Professor in Physics – Durham

Durham University’s Department of Physics seeks a talented individual for the role of Assistant or Associate Professor in the Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology. The successful candidate will conduct research in particle physics phenomenology, including collider physics, Higgs, QCD, neutrino physics, and beyond the Standard Model areas, and contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. They should demonstrate research excellence and the ability to engage in university service and community activities. The role offers opportunities for developing internationally recognised research and enriching the university’s academic environment. The department covers diverse physics disciplines, fostering research impact across energy, health, quantum computing, and more. Applicants are expected to support research-led learning and student skill development within a vibrant research community.