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Washington University in St. Louis

McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences Postdoctoral Fellowship

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Washington University in St. Louis invites applicants to conduct independent research as a postdoctoral fellow of the McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences (MCSS) in the broad field of space sciences. We welcome applicants with interests in Astromaterials, Cosmochemistry, or Meteoritics; Experimental, Theoretical, or Observational Astrophysics; Planetary Science; Particle and Nuclear Physics, Cosmology and Gravitation; and Earth as a Planet. In their application materials, the candidate should describe their research interests and list potential collaborators from among the faculty fellows of the MCSS. The annual salary is supplemented with additional funds for research expenses and travel support. Employment in this fellowship is planned to begin in July 2027 for an anticipated initial one-year term, with the possibility of renewal for a second year. Candidates must have a PhD or be a May 2027 degree candidate specializing in one of the fields listed above and have a record of excellent scholarship. Ideal candidates will have demonstrated expertise in relevant observational, lab-based, theoretical, and computational methodologies.