We have several openings for research students (M.Sc. and Ph.D.) and postdoctoral positions in front-line topics in detector physics, described in the current activities page, and listed in details below.
All positions include full fellowships, with no teaching obligations, and are open for both Israeli and foreign candidates.
The laboratory is equipped with a variety of modern experimental facilities for advanced research in the radiation detection field; all the proposed topics are covered by research grants.

  1. Experimental investigations and modeling of photoemission from visible photocathodes, and development of fast imaging photodetectors.
    ( 1 M.Sc. and 1 Ph.D.)

  2. Experimental investigations and modeling of photoemission from UV photocathodes and development of diamond-based photodetectors.
    ( 1 M.Sc., Ph.D. or PostDoc)

  3. Experimental investigations and modeling of radiation-induced secondary electron emission from diamond films and other materials.
    ( 1 M.Sc. or PostDoc)

  4. Development of advanced radiation detectors (GEM, Micropattern detectors and others) and applications.
    ( 1 M.Sc., Ph.D. or PostDoc)

  5. Development of large-area high-resolution x-ray imagers for Digital Mammography.
    ( 1 Ph.D. or PostDoc)

  6. Early detection of cancer - an interdisciplinary project .
    ( 1 M.Sc. or Ph.D., preferably with background in biology or biochemistry)

  7. Radiation damage to the DNA: development of techniques and accelerator experiments in physics and cell-biology.
    ( 1 M.Sc. and 1 Ph.D.)


    Candidates should first contact:
    Prof. A.Breskin : fnbresk@wisemail.weizmann.ac.il
    or
    Dr. R. Chechik : fnchecik@wisemail.weizmann.ac.il

    tel : 972-8-934 2645

    fax : 972-8-934 2611


    For more information on the Feinberg Graduate School admission conditions, deadlines, forms and other formalities, check here or at the Feinberg graduate school homepage.
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