Want to work for Galaxy Zoo?
If you happen to have a PhD – in any subject – and would like to help us continue the Galaxy Zoo adventure, then there’s a job advert on the Oxford Physics site that might interest you.
If you happen to have a PhD – in any subject – and would like to help us continue the Galaxy Zoo adventure, then there’s a job advert on the Oxford Physics site that might interest you.
Any jobs going that don’t need a PhD?
Good luck, applicants – may see you around!
P.S. The advert should say http://www.galaxyzoo.org, not http://www.galaxyzoo.net, unless we’ve got a .net site I don’t know about π π π
He doesn’t have galaxyzoo.net – it is being cybersat by someone from Germany.
Blimey how things change. My whole career qualifies me for just 1/9th of the role π
Good to see how quickly citizen science is becoming mainstream. Beats standing in a cold garden with a 6″ reflector, which was citizen science 40 years ago!
Congratulations to Chris and the teams for steering this to what can only be greater and greater sucess. We need to create a Chair in Citizen Science for Chris – although if we’re true to the democratic ideals of citizen science, maybe we could all have a go at holding the Chair in rotation π
Well this is good news! Initial funding has obviously been secured from somewhere on the back of GZ’s success and I see it is one of the postholder’s tasks to secure further funding. Looks like citizen science is here to stay – which pleases me greatly as it’s the nearest I will ever get to scientific research. Well done Team and good luck to those who apply. π
Oops! I’m afraid I left my Ph.D in my other suit! π
Is a PhD an absolute requirement? What about MSc in astronomy, several research papers, and twenty years programming experience. Does the technical lead get to choose the framework? You should consider Smalltalk/Seaside.
oops! l’m afraid i my ph.D in my other suit!!!! is ph.D an adsoliute requiement????
It is for now; watch this space!
When are we going to be introduced to the lucky ones?
Oh, WHY did I only get a 2:2 at university and bar myself from a PhD? π‘