• Project manager for Canadian GRAIN at UBC Vancouver

    20.03.2026 Project manager for Canadian GRAIN at UBC Vancouver Under the direction of the Project Lead Scientist at the University of British Columbia, the incumbent will act as the Project Manager for the Canadian Gravitational-wave Astrophysics Infrastructure Network (GRAIN). GRAIN is a multi-million-dollar national infrastructure project that will build detector hardware and computing infrastructure to enable gravitational-wave astrophysics with current and near-future ground-based detectors and the LISA mission. Application close April 7th 2026. Read more

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  • POSYDON summer School, August 24-27 2026 in Geneva

    POSYDON Summer School, August 24-27 2026 in Geneva Join us in Geneva for the 2026 POSYDON School and learn how to use POSYDON, a state-of-the-art binary population synthesis code now in its second version. This four-day workshop is designed to help participants incorporate POSYDON effectively into their own research. School Website

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  • New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science

    18.03.2026 New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science The Einstein Telescope Collaboration has appointed a new spokesperson team, Prof Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux, effective 23 March 2026. They succeed the outgoing team, Michele Punturo and Harald Lück, who have laid the foundations for Europe’s next-generation gravitational-wave observatory. The transition comes at a pivotal stage as the project moves closer to realisation. The international Einstein Telescope (ET) Collaboration today announces a change in its scientific leadership, as a new spokesperson team takes office on 23 March 2026. Professor Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux will serve jointly as spokesperson and…

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  • New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science

    18.03.2026 The Einstein Telescope Collaboration has appointed a new spokesperson team, Prof Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux, effective 23 March 2026. They succeed the outgoing team, Michele Punturo and Harald Lück, who have laid the foundations for Europe’s next-generation gravitational-wave observatory. The transition comes at a pivotal stage as the project moves closer to realisation. The international Einstein Telescope (ET) Collaboration today announces a change in its scientific leadership, as a new spokesperson team takes office on 23 March 2026. Professor Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux will serve jointly as spokesperson and deputy spokesperson, succeeding Michele Punturo and Harald Lück. Together, the new team will guide the collaboration…

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  • Polish Academy of Sciences in Rome hosted the conference “Gravitational Waves and Detection Technologies“

    18.03.2026 The Scientific Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Rome hosted the conference “Gravitational Waves and Detection Technologies” on 16–17 March. The event brought together researchers from Poland, Italy, France, and Spain. The programme focused on the scientific objectives and technological advancements related to the Virgo detector and the Einstein Telescope (ET). A round-table discussion on the second day gathered representatives of the Italian, Polish, and Spanish gravitational wave communities, alongside delegates from the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Italy. Participants emphasized the critical role of international collaboration in advancing the Einstein Telescope project and highlighted the importance of engaging early-career researchers.

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  • Postdoc Position to work for the Einstein Telescope Experiment in Cracow

    18.03.2026 Postdoc Position to work for the Einstein Telescope Experiment in Cracow A person employed as an adjunct (post-doc) for a fixed period up to 33 Months at the Department of Cosmic Ray Research and Neutrino Studies – NZ15 at IFJ PAN will be obliged to participate in work on research topics and projects implemented and planned for the nearest period at the NZ15 Department. In particular, they will carry out work related to the study of gravitational waves using experiments aimed at measuring gravitational waves, primarily as part of the Einstein Telescope project currently in preparation. Application deadline May 1st 2026. Read more

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  • Director Position at SISSA, Trieste

    18.03.2026 Director Position at SISSA, Trieste The successful candidate is expected to assume the Directorship by November 1, 2027, for a single non-renewable term of 6 years. The Director must be of an academic stature for appointment as a tenured full-time SISSA professor and will be based in Trieste without substantial commitments to other institutions. The appointee will become a full-time professor of SISSA and will remain so after completion of the directorship, though different arrangements are possible, such as returning to a different institution in the case of leave of absence. Please send statements of interest, or documented nominations to the Search Committee by May 15, 2026 at the…

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  • Gravitational Wave Cosmology: From Theory to Experiments in Swansea

    18.03.2026 Gravitational Wave Cosmology: From Theory to Experiments in Swansea This PhD studentship offers the chance to develop an ambitious research project at the interface of theory and experiment in gravitational-wave physics and cosmology. Working closely with experienced faculty, the student will explore fundamental questions about the Early Universe and the dark sector, which together shape most of the cosmos we observe today. Many of the most compelling models in these areas predict stochastic backgrounds of gravitational waves—signals that may be detected by current and next-generation experiments. Applcation deadline: April 6th 2026. Read more

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  • PhD Fellowship in Physics or Computer Science for the LISA gravitaional-wave Mission in Stavanger

    18.03.2026 PhD Fellowship in Physics or Computer Science for the LISA gravitaional-wave Mission in Stavanger The University of Stavanger invites applications for a PhD Fellowship in Physics or Computer Science within the LISA gravitational-wave mission. The PhD candidate will work on one or both of the following research areas, depending on their background and interests: Development and deployment of Norway’s computational facility for the LISA ground segment; Development and implementation of global-fit components for analyzing the stochastic gravitational-wave background within the LISA Framework. Application deadline: April 9th, 2026. Read more

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