Assistant Professor and Above - Department of Technical Physics

1. Introduction to the Department

In 1913, Peking University established the Department of Physics, which was the first of its kind in China. In 1919, it was renamed the Department of Physics. In the fifties of the last century, the new Department of Physics of Peking University was established with Tsinghua University and Yenching University, and the first nuclear science, semiconductor physics, and geophysics majors in China were founded or participated in the establishment. In 2001, the School of Physics of Peking University was established on the basis of the Department of Protophysics, the Department of Technical Physics, the Department of Nuclear Physics, the Institute of Heavy Ion Physics, the Department of Geophysics, the Department of Atmospheric Physics, the Department of Meteorology, and the Department of Astronomy.

By the end of 2024, the college has 313 full-time faculty members, including 227 teaching and research personnel. It consists of 10 teaching and research units (General Physics Teaching Center, Basic Physics Experimental Teaching Center, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Institute of Modern Optics, Institute of Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Physics, Department of Technical Physics, Institute of Heavy Ion Physics, Department of Astronomy, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, and Electron Microscopy Laboratory) and 2 physical research institutes (Beijing Modern Physics Research Center, Quantum Materials Science Center). It has taken the lead in the construction of four "double first-class" disciplines, including "physics," "astronomy," "atmospheric science," and "nuclear science and technology." It undertakes the construction of key scientific and technological innovation bases such as the National Key Laboratory of Artificial Microstructure and Mesoscopic Physics, the National Key Laboratory of Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Technology, the Collaborative Innovation Center for Quantum Matter Science, the Frontier Science Center for Nanophotoelectronics, the Beijing Key Laboratory of Medical Physics and Engineering, the Tornado Key Open Laboratory of the China Meteorological Administration, as well as the Dongguan Institute of Optoelectronics of Peking University, the Yangtze River Delta Institute of Optoelectronics of Peking University, the Beijing Laser Acceleration Innovation Center, and the Cross Platform for Light Element Quantum Materials.

Assistant Professor and Above

Teaching and Research Series

He is responsible for the teaching and scientific research tasks of high-energy physics experimental, applied nuclear physics, experimental nuclear physics, and theoretical nuclear physics.

1. The age of applicants for pre-employed positions is generally not more than 40 years old.
2. Have a doctorate degree.
3. Have a good background and research performance in high-energy physics experiments, especially those who have participated in international large-scale experimental cooperation and research experience, and have expertise in simulation, detector development, or physical analysis; or have a good foundation in applied nuclear physics, especially in accelerator-based ion beam technology and applications, and have a strong research background in ion beam applications, material measurement research, nuclear solids, etc.; or have a good research background and scientific research performance in radiation protection and environmental protection, and have rich work accumulation in the fields of radioactivity measurement, radiation environment monitoring, and dosimetry evaluation; or have a strong background and research performance in radionuclear beam physics or nuclear astrophysics; or have a strong background and research performance in nuclear structure or reaction theory.
4. Able to teach physics, especially the main courses of nuclear physics.

Contact: Hua Hui

Contact number: 62751870

E-mail: hhua@pku.edu.cn

Address and zip code: Department of Technical Physics, School of Physics, Peking University, 100871

3. Employed Materials

1. Materials to be provided by the applicant, including but not limited to resume, 3-5 representative publications, teaching and scientific research work, future work plans, etc. Letters of recommendation from doctoral supervisors, postdoctoral co-supervisors, project collaborators, independent experts, or other relevant personnel can be attached.
2. The recruitment information for the above positions will be valid for the whole year of 2025.