Research Assistant in Star Formation Research

APPLICATION DEADLINE:  Thursday February 13, 2025

Brief Description

We are seeking a student who will work 35 hours per week for 16 weeks over the summer under the supervision of Prof. Sadavoy.  
 

The specific responsibilities of the SWEP students are:  

1)  To identify trends and correlations in telescope data
2)  To build models and test them against observations
3)  To conduct literature searches and apply data mining

4)  To apply packaged computer codes and develop new codes for future users

5)  To work closely with the QStar team and keep record of progress 

Qualifications:  Students should have completed at least two years of a physical science program with a preference for students that have completed Introduction to Astrophysics (PHYS 216). Computer programming skills (e.g., python), the desire to learn new skills, and the ability to work in a team will be essential.  

How to Apply

 Apply through myCareers by February 13, 2025.  Applicants must include a resume, brief cover letter that speaks to their interests in the position, and an unofficial transcript when applying.