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Offer: Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor in Astrophysics:Job description:Job location: Bristol income: Grade J in the range £41,732 - £46,974 or Grade K in the range £48,350 - £54,395 or Grade L in the range £57,696 - £70,919 per annum The function The School of Physics at the University of Bristol seeks an outstanding candidate for a permanent academic appointment within the astrophysics research theme. The appointment will be at the level of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer or Associate Professor, depending on the practice of the appointee. The prosperous candidate will carry out their own independent world-leading research programme, which will complement and extend the research currently carried out by the astrophysics research theme. This currently focusses on observational studies of galaxy and galaxy cluster evolution; the fueling of AGN and Galactic black holes and their interaction with the surrounding environment; the formation and evolution of planetary systems and the properties of exoplanet atmospheres; and the use of Data Science techniques to maximize the usefulness of large astrophysical data sets. We particularly encourage candidates with significant plans to exploit new and near-future world-leading observing and/or computing facilities. Applications from excellent candidates with different areas of skills and interests that will complement and extend the research in the astrophysics group in other ways are also very welcome. Applications should include: » a statement of research plans (no more than 2 sides of A4) » a statement of teaching philosophy (no more than 2 sides of A4) » a full resume (curriculum vitae) » a statement (up to 1 side of A4) summarising your vision for equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI), including how you will contribute to our collegial, collaborative and inclusive community » a cover letter (no more than 2 sides of A4) summarising how you meet the essential and desirable criteria for the function as specified in the job description All five documents should be submitted. Incomplete applications will not be considered. What will you be doing? The post-holder will be responsible for developing their own internationally leading, independent research programme and supervising postdoctoral researchers and postgraduate students. The post-holder with take on teaching tasks, both undergraduate and postgraduate, within the School of Physics, as required. They will also take on take on appropriate administrative tasks within the School of Physics and the University, as required. You should apply if candidates should be able to demonstrate or evidence strong potential for excellence in world-class research and the capability to deliver high-quality teaching. candidates should possess a PhD in astronomy/astrophysics or related subject, have a strong publication record commensurate with their career stage, and demonstrate scientific influence and/or leadership abilities in international collaborations. For more information regarding the skills required for this function please see the person specification section of the attached job description. Additional information For informal queries about the function, Contact Us by Dr Zoe Leinhardt -zoe.leinhardt@bristol.ac.uk Interviews are expected to take place in June 2024 This advert will closeat23:59 GMTon 06/06/2024 Our strategy and mission We recently launched ourstrategyto 2030 tying together our mission, vision and values. The University of Bristol aims to be a place where everyone feels able to be themselves and do their best in aninclusive working environment where all colleagues can thrive & reach their full potential.We wantto attract, develop, and retain individualswith different practices, backgrounds and perspectives - particularly people of colour, LGBT+ & disabled people - because diversity of people and ideas remains integral to our excellence as a global civic institution. Skills:
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