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Arizona Cosmology Lab Fellowship

University of Arizona, Steward Observatory · Arizona Cosmology Lab · United States

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About this position

  • The Arizona Cosmology Lab, a research unit of the University of
  • Arizona (UA) Department of Astronomy and Steward Observatory (SO),
  • invites applications for the Arizona Cosmology Lab Fellowship
  • (multiple hires expected).
  • Fellows conduct independent research in cosmological data analysis
  • broadly, spanning research in theoretical and numerical modeling of
  • cosmological, astrophysical, and gravitational-wave observables;
  • development of statistical-inference and machine-learning methods;
  • direct analysis of current and future surveys or experiments.

This year, priority will be given to applicants in the following

topical areas:

1.

Modeling and analysis of data from SPHEREx

2.

Modeling and analysis of imaging data from Roman and Rubin’s LSST

3.

Theoretical and computational study of large-scale structure

4.

Line intensity mapping, and its cross-correlations with galaxy and

CMB surveys

5.

  • Low-frequency gravitational-wave astrophysics, spanning theory and
  • data analysis. Connection between supermassive/massive black hole
  • astrophysics and GW observations.

Please identify the topical area(s) of your application in your cover

letter and research statement.

  • As members of the Arizona Cosmology Lab, fellows will be provided with
  • priority access to UA and national supercomputing resources, close
  • mentorship by experienced faculty, and opportunities to co-advise
  • graduate students and mentor undergraduates. UA offers a world-class
  • research environment in astrophysics with strong interdisciplinary
  • programs across the Departments of Astronomy, Physics, Planetary
  • Sciences, the UA Data Science Institute, UA Space Institute, and NSF's
  • NOIRLab.

Application Materials Required:

  • Cover Letter
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Research Statement
  • Publication List
  • Three Reference Letters (to be submitted by the reference writers at this site)

Application materials may be submitted through AJO.

For full consideration all materials should be received by December

15, 2026.

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Arizona Cosmology Lab Fellowship — University of Arizona, Steward Observatory