Researcher (M/F) in nuclear physics
Atomic nuclei, systems composed of nucleons, protons, and neutrons, constitute the matter that surrounds us. Their rich and varied phenomenology allows us to study fundamental interactions and symmetries. This field of research becomes even more fascinating and complex as we approach the limits of existence for these systems and study rare isotopes or so-called superheavy nuclei. Researchers in nuclear physics are exploring the limits of nucleus stability and studying their complex correlations. Some of the observed processes are particularly important to better understand the mechanisms of element synthesis in stars, star development, and the properties of compact stars.
