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Durham University was awarded one of the STFC Centres for Doctoral Training in Data-Intensive Science (DDIS), for a cohort of 15 students to take up their four-year PhD project in October 2017. Today we welcomed the DDIS students to their journey. IPPP will host six of these students, to work on a joint project to […]

As an Assistant Professor in one of the UK’s very best Physics departments, you will be based in the internationally recognised Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology. Housed in three floors of the purpose-built Ogden Centre, the Institute is the nation’s national centre for Phenomenology. You will find it an inspiring place to work. Here, you

The IPPP is taking part at the Royal Society Summer Exhibition in London from 3th till 9th July 2017. For more information follow us on twitter @IPPP_Durham or click here .

http://www.ippp.dur.ac.uk/steering-committee The vacancies are for theorists and experimentalists. Retiring members are Alan Barr, Cristina Lazzeroni and Robert Thorne The IPPP relies heavily on the input of the Particle Physics community to participate in its Steering Committee. The Steering Committee meets twice per year and is an essential factor in overseeing the research programme of the

To be awarded to small teams led by senior UK PP experimentalists. Duration 1 year, start date 1 January 2018 Application closing date: 31st August 2017 Value up to £10,000 These are awarded to small teams led by senior UK experimentalists and involving more junior researchers (postdocs and students) to support participation of UK experimentalists

To be awarded to small teams led by senior UK PP experimentalists. Duration 1 year, start date 1 January 2018 Application closing date: 31st August 2017 Value up to £3,000 Each Associateship will have a value of up to £3,000 per annum and last for one year, although it can be extended for the second

Two 3-year PhD studentships at IPPP, Durham are available starting from October 2017. They will be supervised by Prof. Frank Krauss and Dr. Jeppe R. Andersen respectively. The funding for the studentships is associated with two EU Early Stage Researcher positions at the University of Durham. The deadline for applying is noon 01-Jun-2017. The studentships

We have chosen 12 students for an IPPP summer studentship (out of 41 international applications) Stefan Spence Dorian Amaral Edward Nathan Roan Haggar Henry Truong Jack Birkin Ashley Kelly Dominic Stafford Tom Spencer Andrea HeiYin Kam Luke Miller Lucy Budge We also have one departmental studentship out of 20 applicants: Hoaxing Gong

The IPPP will offer again this summer the possibility of working on a project in theoretical particle physics for about three weeks in Summer 2017. The deadline for the application is 27th March 2017. Interested students should contact alexander.lenz@durham.ac.uk. More information can be found here

The IPPP receives Euro 591k from the EU to support MCnet activities for four years. The IPPP will support student and postdoc training as a node of the MCnet Marie Curie ITN.