Yajing Xing

Dr Yajing Xing has worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Melbourne on SABRE South. She currently works on Xenon NT in Nante, France.

Her primary area of specialisation is the innovative use of liquid xenon time projection chamber technology. This technology has significant applications in both medical imaging and direct dark matter research, making it a truly exciting field to be a part of.

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Maaz Hayat

Maaz is a PhD candidate in Theoretical Physics at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on axion models and physics beyond the Standard Model, particularly questions related to the strong CP problem and flavour symmetries. Alongside his academic work, he is an active member of the university’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Committee.

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Ethan Han

Ethan's research focuses on enhancing cavity quality factors via superconducting surfaces — using commercial superconductive tapes and REBCO sputtered substrates to advance the sensitivity of axion dark matter haloscopes.

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Centre administrative officer - dark matter particle physics

The CDM is accepting applications for a Centre Administrative Officer. This role provides executive support to the Centre Director and COO, managing diaries, correspondence, travel and confidential documentation. The successful candidate will also gain experience in finance processing, event and committee coordination, and stakeholder engagement across a multi-institution Centre hosted by the School of Physics. 

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