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Research Fellow position in numerical cosmology at the University of Melbourne’s School of Physics. Focus on advancing inhomogeneous cosmology via simulations, observations, or theory; publish research, mentor students, and collaborate in astrophysics. Requires PhD in physics/astrophysics, experience in numerical relativity or cosmology, and proficiency in high-performance computing/Python/Fortran/C++.

Key Highlights
Fixed-term 2-year position in numerical cosmology at the University of Melbourne’s School of Physics
Focus on general-relativistic inhomogeneous cosmology via simulations, observations, or theoretical work
Requires PhD in physics/astrophysics, experience in numerical relativity/cosmology, and proficiency in high-performance computing/Python/Fortran/C++
Key Responsibilities
Conduct internationally competitive research in general-relativistic inhomogeneous cosmology
Publish high-quality research papers and present findings at academic conferences
Collaborate with colleagues on research funding proposals and industry partnerships
Mentor undergraduate and junior researchers, and supervise student projects
Engage in School activities, committees, outreach, and diversity initiatives
Technical Skills Required
High-performance computing Python Numerical relativity/cosmology simulations
Benefits & Perks
17% superannuation
Salary packaging
Health and wellbeing programs (including Employee Assistance Program)
Flexible work arrangements and career development opportunities
Discounted services (e.g., Bupa health insurance, Melbourne Theatre Company)
Progressive leave provisions (parental leave, gender affirmation leave, cultural leave, menstruation/menopause leave)
Nice to Have
Experience in observational cosmology or theoretical astrophysics
Strong publication record and ability to prepare high-quality manuscripts
Commitment to building an academic research career and fostering inclusive environments

Job Description

Role type: Full-time; Fixed-Term for 2 years

Faculty: Faculty of Science

Department/School: School of Physics

Salary: Level A: $87,266 - $118,416 p.a. plus 17% super (PhD entry level $110,319)

You will join a leading astrophysics group to undertake research in inhomogeneous cosmology from a numerical, theoretical, or observational perspective.

You will work with advanced general relativistic simulations, develop observational tests of standard cosmology, or contribute to our theoretical understanding of the inhomogeneous Universe.

You will develop your own research direction while collaborating with colleagues across the Astrophysics Group and School.

What you will deliver:

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