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comment: A Unique Opportunity for Postdoctoral Research in Astrophysics and Related Fields. More than one fellowship is potentially available. The University of Oxford invites applications for the Breakthrough Listen Postdoctoral Fellowship, designed for early-career researchers in astronomy, astrophysics, and computer science. This fellowship is a part of the Breakthrough Listen initiative, a leading program in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence headquartered at the University of Oxford. Fellows will have the opportunity to collaborate with, and enjoy mentorship from, the breadth of Oxford Astrophysics faculty as well as senior Listen staff including Principal Investigator Andrew Siemion. It is likely there will be opportunities for membership of an Oxford college. The post is available for a fixed-term until 30th June 2026 initially. **Research Areas and Objectives** A list of potential research topics are listed below. However, these are not comprehensive, and we encourage research plans aimed at novel technosignature investigations as well. **Radio Technosignatures:** A key priority area for Breakthrough Listen involves work on advanced multi- element radio telescopes such as MeerKAT, the Very Large Array and the Allen Telescope Array. Research efforts could focus on developing and enhancing algorithms for image domain approaches in radio interferometry with an aim to improve instrument sensitivity and robustness of software pipelines for a more effective search for radio technosignatures. **Coherent Broadband Emission Physics:** The Breakthrough Listen program involves in-depth analysis of natural and artificial coherent broadband emissions. This is essential for distinguishing between common astrophysical signals and potential indicators of extraterrestrial technology. Establishing techniques for discerning the underlying physical properties of coherent emitters would be very valuable to the search for technosignatures. ** Atmospheric Technosignatures:** Brea…
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