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Studentships for the Astrophysics PhD Course Queen's University of Belfast
The Astrophysics Research Centre at the Queen's University of Belfast has a number of studentships available for courses starting in September 2008.
These will be available to both UK and non-UK residents.
Amongst the projects offered are those in comets and asteroids, solar flares, exoplanets, interstellar chemistry, massive stars and supernovae. As well as using international facilities, these projects will utilise high cadence and wide field purpose built instruments including Pan-STARRS, ROSA and SuperWASP.
Further information, can be found at our webpages:
http://star.pst.qub.ac.uk/
or by contacting:
Philip Dufton
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Queen's University of Belfast
Belfast BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Work Tel: (44) 028 90973552
e-mail : P.Dufton@qub.ac.uk
Studentships for the Astrophysics PhD Course Queen's University of Belfast
The Astrophysics Research Centre at the Queen's University of Belfast has a number of studentships available for courses starting in September 2008.
These will be available to both UK and non-UK residents.
Amongst the projects offered are those in comets and asteroids, solar flares, exoplanets, interstellar chemistry, massive stars and supernovae. As well as using international facilities, these projects will utilise high cadence and wide field purpose built instruments including Pan-STARRS, ROSA and SuperWASP.
Further information, can be found at our webpages:
http://star.pst.qub.ac.uk/
or by contacting:
Philip Dufton
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Queen's University of Belfast
Belfast BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Work Tel: (44) 028 90973552
e-mail : P.Dufton@qub.ac.uk
The initial closing date for applications is the 15 February 2008
Studentships for the Astrophysics PhD Course Queen's University of Belfast
The Astrophysics Research Centre at the Queen's University of Belfast has a number of studentships available for courses starting in September 2008.
These will be available to both UK and non-UK residents.
Amongst the projects offered are those in comets and asteroids, solar flares, exoplanets, interstellar chemistry, massive stars and supernovae. As well as using international facilities, these projects will utilise high cadence and wide field purpose built instruments including Pan-STARRS, ROSA and SuperWASP.
Further information, can be found at our webpages:
http://star.pst.qub.ac.uk/
or by contacting:
Philip Dufton
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Queen's University of Belfast
Belfast BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Work Tel: (44) 028 90973552
e-mail : P.Dufton@qub.ac.uk
Studentships for the Astrophysics PhD Course Queen's University of Belfast
The Astrophysics Research Centre at the Queen's University of Belfast has a number of studentships available for courses starting in September 2008.
These will be available to both UK and non-UK residents.
Amongst the projects offered are those in comets and asteroids, solar flares, exoplanets, interstellar chemistry, massive stars and supernovae. As well as using international facilities, these projects will utilise high cadence and wide field purpose built instruments including Pan-STARRS, ROSA and SuperWASP.
Further information, can be found at our webpages:
http://star.pst.qub.ac.uk/
or by contacting:
Philip Dufton
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Queen's University of Belfast
Belfast BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Work Tel: (44) 028 90973552
e-mail : P.Dufton@qub.ac.uk
The initial closing date for applications is the 15 February 2008