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Galactic center,exoplanets explored by JASMINE using data Science

Details of research theme

【Individual Research】

In addition to those already under consideration for research using JASMINE, new research based on original ideas and technology proposals, or research on galaxies, exoplanets, etc. using ISAS facilities are also welcome.

 

【JAXA Project】
JASMINE is a space satellite that aims to collect a large set of photometric images of stars and exoplanets in the habitable zone of the Galaxy. JASMINE will use this big data set for precise astrometric measurements of stars and detection of small transit signals of small exoplanets. In this call, we will collaborate with researchers from ISAS, NAOJ, and other institutes to deeply understand the properties of both instruments and objects, develop algorithms to eliminate various systematic errors originating from them, and conduct research on simulations, observation strategies, and feedback to instrument specifications for these algorithms. By being involved in space missions directly related to data science in this way, we expect to gain experience in pioneering the next generation of space data astronomy. 

Required abilities, qualities, and experience

Experience with one or more of the following is preferred 1. experience in analyzing real photometric images from space or ground-based observations 2. experience in scientific research using time series photometric or astrometric data.

Ratios(Project Contribution)

50%

Research environment after arriving at one’s post.

Two computer servers with one GPU NVIDIA/A100 (GPU memory = 40GB, 80GB), workstations with A6000 and V100, and laptops with GPU are available for development.

Research supervisor/Prospective mentor

JAXA ISAS Department of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics  Associate Professor Hajime Kawahara/ Associate Professor Hajime Kawahara, and Associate Professor Koichi Kataza 

Department

JAXA ISAS Department of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics

 

Employment

3 years

 

・Contract of employment will be concluded each fiscal year.
・Applicants will not be hired as a permanent employee after the term of service.
・Employment period may be extended up to 3 years for the longest, in consideration of research evaluation every fiscal year.

Closing Date

August 25(Fri), 2023 17:00(JST)
* Closing Date is mandatory.
* Please note that you are not able to pre-apply during 1a.m.~5a.m.(JST) on the third Thursday of each month due to regular system maintenance. Thank you for avoiding the certain time.

Selection Schedule

The result of the first selection will be announced by the end of September, 2023.

Online Interview: Early-October, 2023(time will be specified individually)

* On the day of the event, you will be given a 10-minute presentation on your research plan and future career vision.

Those who have passed the document screening will be required to send the above presentation materials (PDF) by the interview date.

* Schedule is subject to change.

Attached document

 Please check the JAXA Aerospace Project Research Associate Recruitment page "Required Documents" of ISAS carefully before applying.

  

"FORM 2 Letter of Recommendation" (in PDF)

 

Letter of Recommendation must be attached by the applicant or sent by the recommender by email ( " isas-hrtask*ml.jaxa.jp ". Please change * to @)

If you do not send a Letter of Recommendation, your application will be invalid.

Contact information

Please enter "JAXA Aerospace Project Research Associate Recruitment" in the subject line and send.

Please refrain from making inquiries other than those related to recruitment.

 

■For specific inquiries about the research theme;

  ISAS Department of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics Hajime Kawahara:  kawahara*ir.isas.jaxa.jp

 

■For general inquiries

JAXA HR Office: jaxacareer*jaxa.jp

 

Please change * to @ above.

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