The starting date for this position is flexible, but could be as early as spring or as late as fall, 2023. Officially the appointment must be renewed annually, but extension to three years is expected. Benefits include health insurance.

The JHU Center for Astrophysical Sciences and the adjacent Space Telescope Science Institute form a large and lively astrophysical community. Thanks to a recent large private gift, the JHU astrophysics group is slated to grow further in the next several years. In this environment, the postdoc will be immersed in first-rate work on everything from cosmology to extra-solar planets.

Applicants should upload a letter of application, CV, list of publications, and a statement of research interests to AcademicJobsOnline (AJO). Three letters of recommendation should also be submitted through AJO.

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