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PSL Postdoctoral Fellowships for International Students at Paris Observatory in France, 2019

Applications are welcomed for Postdoctoral Fellowships PSL in astrophysics at Paris Observatory, PSL Research University inFrance Fellowships are open to candidates from any citizenship.

ParisObservatory is among the biggest huge centres in the world with 650 long-term personnel from an overall of 1000 workers, and 840 publications annually. It represents one third of French astronomy with groups covering a large range of fields and getting involved in the biggest critical, theoretical/numerical and speculative jobs of modern-day astronomy.

Applicants whose mother tongue is not English are normally needed to supply proof of efficiency in English at the greater level needed by the University.

ScholarshipDescription

  • Solar physics and heliosphere
  • Solar system
  • Exoplanets and conditions for life
  • Stellar physics
  • TheGalaxy
  • Cosmology, galaxy development and development
  • Interstellar medium
  • High- energy astrophysics, compact items, Active Galactic Nuclei
  • Fundamental physics and gravitational waves– High efficiency computing in astrophysics
  • Laboratory physics and astrophysics.
  • Eligibilityfor the Scholarship

    EligibleCountries: Fellowships are open to candidates from any citizenship.

    EntranceRequirements: Applicants should satisfy the following requirements:

    Fellowships are open to candidates from any citizenship. Only research study prepares established in coordination with a group from Paris Observatory will be qualified.

    EnglishLanguage Requirements: Applicants whose mother tongue is not English are normally needed to supply proof of efficiency in English at the greater level needed by the University.

    ApplicationProcedure

    How to Apply: Applications need to be sent to through email.

    Please send us:

    Theapplication should include a single pdf file whose size might not surpass 2 Mbytes.

    Two letters of referral should be sent out straight by researchers beyond the Paris Observatory to the very same address.

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