Research Fellow in Supernova Explosions & Radiative Transfer Modelling
About the job
This job is about joining the ARC Discovery Project focused on understanding the explosion mechanisms of stripped-envelope supernovae. The Research Fellow will play a vital role in conducting groundbreaking research and collaborating with an inclusive community of experts. The team thrives on extraordinary ideas and values contributions from diverse backgrounds.
You'll be responsible for
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Conducting research
Conducting research related to the light curves and spectropolarimetry of Type Ib/c supernovae using radiative transfer models.🤝
Collaborating with teams
Connecting with the broader activities of the Monash Stellar Explosions group and its international collaborators in supernova theory and multi-messenger astronomy.🌟
Contributing to high-impact research
Making high-impact contributions to one of astrophysics’ most compelling open questions, particularly in supernova mechanisms.Key criteria
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Astrophysical radiative transfer expertise
Demonstrated expertise in astrophysical radiative transfer and computational fluid dynamics.View
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Supernova theory knowledge
Proven understanding of supernova explosions and their phenomenology.View
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Data comparison experience
Experience comparing model predictions with observed transient data.View
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