矮星系中星系与黑洞的共同演化博士研究员
Tiny but mighty? Co-evolution of galaxies and black-holes in the dwarf regime
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- 申请年度
- 2027；原帖说明：How to apply Apply now You need to: • choose programme type (Research), 2027/28, Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences • select Full time or Part time • search for programme PhD Physics (7089) • add name of the supervisor in section 2 of the application Applications should include: • your CV (resumé) • 2 academic references • degree transcripts and certificates to date • English language qualification (if applicable)
- 最近申请截止
- 2027-01-06
- 全部申请截止
- （Europe/London）
- 资助原文
- Fees and funding We offer a range of funding opportunities for both UK and international students. Horizon Europe fee waivers automatically cover the difference between overseas and UK fees for qualifying students. Competition-based Presidential Bursaries from the University cover the difference between overseas and UK fees for top-ranked applicants. Competition-based studentships offered by our schools typically cover UK-level tuition fees and a stipend for living costs for top-ranked applicants. Funding will be awarded on a rolling basis, so apply early for the best opportunity to be considered. For more information, please visit our postgraduate research funding pages.
- 资助条件
- 原帖为竞争性或附条件资助说明，未确认本项目获资助及申请人能获奖；不作为保证全奖。
- 原帖材料说明
- • your CV (resumé)
- • 2 academic references
- • degree transcripts and certificates to date
- • English language qualification (if applicable)
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- 研究内容
- 本项目利用来自薇拉·鲁宾天文台（Vera C. Rubin Observatory）及其他设备（如 VISTA、Euclid、Roman 和 4MOST）的新巡天数据，研究矮星系中黑洞如何对其宿主星系产生影响。研究方向包括利用 LSST 和 VISTA 测量变源选择活动星系核（AGN）宿主星系的恒星质量和恒星形成率、利用 Euclid/Roman 理解矮星系与大质量星系 regime 中变源选择 AGN 的形态，以及利用 4MOST 光谱约束变源选择 AGN 的黑洞质量和吸积率。
- 申请条件
- 申请人必须拥有英国 2:1 荣誉学位或其国际同等学历。具备以下技能属加分项：对天体物理学长期开放性问题充满好奇心与动力；具备强大的研究潜力，包括扎实的天体物理学基础和学习新技术的意愿；具备研究经验（例如通过毕业年或暑期研究项目获得）；具备大型数据集编码与分析经验。
- 待遇
- 学校为英国本土及国际学生提供一系列资助机会。学校提供的竞争性 Presidential Bursaries 以及各学院提供的竞争性奖学金通常会为名列前茅的申请者涵盖英国水平的学费以及生活费津贴。同时提供弹性工作制、生育政策及校内托儿设施等福利。
- 申请方式
- 申请人需通过学校系统申请，选择研究型项目类型、2027/28学年、工程与物理科学学院，选择全职或兼职，搜索项目 PhD Physics (7089)，并在申请的第 2 部分添加导师姓名。资金采取滚动式发放，建议尽早申请。
- 材料清单
- 您的简历 (CV)
- 2 封学术推荐信
- 截至目前的学位成绩单和证书
- 英语语言资格证明（如适用）
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岗位信息
- 最终轮次截止
- 2027-01-06
- 学科
- 物理与天文
- 合同类型
- 项目资助
- 本站收录
- 内容更新
- 导师
- Manda Banerji
- 来源
- 南安普顿大学博士研究项目招生 · 最近核对 2026-10-10
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Type of degree Doctor of Philosophy
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Postgraduate research project Tiny but mighty? Co-evolution of galaxies and black-holes in the dwarf regime
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You must have a UK 2:1 honours degree or its international equivalent.
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Postgraduate research project
Tiny but mighty? Co-evolution of galaxies and black-holes in the dwarf regime
Funding
Competition funded
Competition funded
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Type of degree
Doctor of Philosophy
Entry requirements
2:1 honours degree
2:1 honours degree
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Faculty graduate school
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Closing date
6 Jan 2027
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About the project
Potential supervisors
Entry requirements
Fees and funding
How to apply
Contact us
About the project
While supermassive black holes are widely known to reside in almost all massive galaxies, studies of supermassive black holes in low-mass "dwarf" galaxies are in their infancy. In this project you will use new survey data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory and other facilities to understand how black holes impact their host galaxies in the dwarf regime.
Selecting actively accreting black holes through their characteristic time-varying emission, unlocks the potential to unearth new populations of low-mass black holes that cannot be identified using other selection techniques. Variability selection is on the cusp of being transformed with the arrival of data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory Legacy Survey of Space Time (LSST), which has now begun full survey operations and will image the entire southern sky every few days, building up a time-lapse cosmic movie of our Universe. LSST will allow low-mass black holes to be routinely detected out to redshift 1.
In this project you will utilise data from LSST and combine with other survey data e.g. from VISTA, Euclid, Roman and 4MOST, to connect the time-varying signatures of black hole accretion with the properties of the host galaxy in which these black holes reside.
Potential directions include:
• measuring the stellar masses and star formation rates of the host galaxies of variability selected AGN using LSST and VISTA
• understanding the morphologies of variability selected AGN in the dwarf and massive galaxy regime using Euclid/Roman
• constraining the black hole masses and accretion rates of variability selected AGN using 4MOST spectra
You will have the opportunity to work on the new survey data and join teams within large international collaborations exploiting new statistical techniques to identify and understand black hole activity. You will also be able to shape the direction of the project based on your own interests.
The School of Physics and Astronomy is committed to promoting equality, diversity inclusivity as demonstrated by our Athena SWAN award. We welcome all applicants regardless of their gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation or age, and will give full consideration to applicants seeking flexible working patterns and those who have taken a career break. The University has a generous maternity policy, onsite childcare facilities, and offers a range of benefits to help ensure employees’ well-being and work-life balance. The University of Southampton is committed to sustainability and has been awarded the Platinum EcoAward.
Potential supervisors
Lead supervisor
Professor Manda Banerji
Associate Dean (Equality, Diversity & Inclusion)
Research interests
• Galaxy formation and evolution
• Active galaxies and supermassive black holes
• Wide-field imaging and spectroscopic surveys
Entry requirements
You must have a UK 2:1 honours degree or its international equivalent.
Desirable skills:
• curiosity, motivation and drive to tackle long-term open questions in astrophysics
• strong research potential including a solid grounding in astrophysics and a willingness to learn new techniques
• research experience, for example through a final-year or summer research project
• experience with coding and analysis of large datasets
If you have a non-standard route into the subject, or relevant professional experience, we still want to hear from you. Please get in touch and explain how you would adapt your experience for astrophysics research.
Fees and funding
We offer a range of funding opportunities for both UK and international students. Horizon Europe fee waivers automatically cover the difference between overseas and UK fees for qualifying students.
Competition-based Presidential Bursaries from the University cover the difference between overseas and UK fees for top-ranked applicants.
Competition-based studentships offered by our schools typically cover UK-level tuition fees and a stipend for living costs for top-ranked applicants.
Funding will be awarded on a rolling basis, so apply early for the best opportunity to be considered.
For more information, please visit our postgraduate research funding pages.
How to apply
Apply now
You need to:
• choose programme type (Research), 2027/28, Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
• select Full time or Part time
• search for programme PhD Physics (7089)
• add name of the supervisor in section 2 of the application
Applications should include:
• your CV (resumé)
• 2 academic references
• degree transcripts and certificates to date
• English language qualification (if applicable)
Contact us
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
For questions about applying, email our Doctoral College (doctoralcollege-admissions@soton.ac.uk).
Project leader
For an initial conversation, email Professor Manda Banerji (M.Banerji-Wright@soton.ac.uk).