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The Laboratory has major research and training facilities in observational, instrumental and theoretical astronomy, and is a strong participant in space and ground based instrumentation and astronomical surveys.
Positions are available in all the research areas in which the Laboratory is active. These include cosmology and large scale structure, galaxy formation and evolution, star formation and interstellar medium, stars and extrasolar planets, solar system and planetary formation, and astronomical optics and instrumentation.
Applicants must have a solid physics background, and a Master degree or equivalent by the time the position is begun. Previous research experience and skills will be important criteria for the selection. The PhD positions are not restricted by nationality.
Working languages in the Laboratory are French and English ; support for French language courses is available (for free).
The fellowships are available for 3 years.
Application package MUST include :
- CV
- Cover letter
- 2 letters of recommendation (internship supervisor, formation chair)
- Copy of diploma
- Marks and ranking since the first University years
Whatever the project, the application procedure is the following :
- Students interested by one or more projects have to contact the PhD supervisor(s)
- After discussion, students have to send their application directly to the supervisor(s).
Candidates applying to several projects have to specify priorities in their choice.
The planned deadlines for applications (please visit the page again for updates) are :
- March 15th for CNES
- April 1rst for Doctoral School
For questions on the procedure and selection process, contact Samuel Boissier at LAM (samuel.boissier_at_lam.fr). For any question on a specific project, contact directly the supervisor.
Process : Application deadline is April 1rst. Please contact the supervisor well in advance with respect to this date. Only one student per project will be selected by LAM. By the end of April, six two-person teams (student+supervisor) will be selected by the LAM for funding request to the doctoral school (ED). The LAM selection will be discussed at the Scientific Council. ED 352 will then make the final decision, after interviews (usually in May) and selections (usually end of May).
More details will be given here : http://ed352.sciences.univmed.fr/co....
Click the name of the advisor to obtain his or her CV. Some of these projects have a co-funding from CNES, IRAM, or ONERA. In this case, ED352 will provide the rest of the funding if selected.
The funding of these projects is secured. Contact should be made directly with the advisor.
| Ph. D Advisor | Subject Title | Source of Funding |
|---|---|---|
| BOISSE Isabelle | Optimization of the SPIRou data processing : improve exoplanet detection and characterisation around low mass stars | ANR |
| THEULE Patrice | molecular dynamics in interstellar ice. | ITN |
| VIGAN Arthur | Prototype instrument for the direct characterization of young giant exoplanets. | ERC |
| GACH Jean-Luc / FERRARI Marc | Study of new detector types in the SWIR (Short Wave InfraRed) : extension of the operating band beyond 1.7μm | THALES Group |
La composition de Jupiter expliquée par sa formation au voisinage de la zone de sublimation de la glace
First CCDs for PLATO delivered
Une Super-Terre à seulement 8 années-lumière de la Terre découverte par l’Observatoire de Haute-Provence
Les comètes bilobées s’érodent aussi aux confins du système solaire, révélant leur structure interne