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Center for Materials for Information Technology
Faculty Employment Opportunities
Each year, the
The
Log
#: 07A060 Assistant/Associate/Full
Professors (POOL)
Posted: 10-9-07
The
University of Alabama (UA) is seeking four to six new
tenure-track faculty members to be associated with its Center for Materials for
Information Technology (MINT). The
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Applicants
should have a commitment to interdisciplinary research in materials. A Ph.D. degree in physics, chemistry,
materials science, metallurgy, chemical engineering, electrical engineering,
applied mathematics or a closely related discipline is required. Successful candidates will be appointed to
tenure-track positions in one (or possibly more) of the participating
departments. Expertise is especially
desired in the areas of nanoscale characterization
and microscopy, top-down and bottom-up nanofabrication and self-assembly,
theory of nanoscale materials and their properties,
phenomena in low dimensional materials such as nanowires,
nanotubes and two dimensional systems, and in novel
interactions of electromagnetic radiation with matter. Application areas of interest include (but
are not limited to) information storage, next-generation memory and logic
devices and energy storage and conversion.
Additional information regarding this cluster hire may be found at the MINT web site www.mint.ua.edu. Applicants should email the following to: clusterhire@mint.ua.edu:
1. Cover Letter
2. Curriculum Vitae
3. List of Publications and Patents
4. Statement of Research Interests
5. Statement on Educational Philosophy
6. List of References
Review of applications will
begin on December 10 and will
continue until the positions are filled.
The
Log
#: 06P04
Postdoctoral Research Positions (POOL)
Posted: 1-28-07
The Center for Materials for Information Technology at The
University of Alabama has been designated by the National Science Foundation as
one of twenty-seven Materials Research Science and
Applicants should contact:
Professor William H. Butler, Director
Center for Materials for Information
Technology
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Telephone: 205-348-2665 Fax: 205-348-2346
Center for Materials for Information Technology
Opportunities
in Spin Electronics and Molecular Electronics
Post Doctoral Fellows and Graduate Research
Assistants
in Theory of Spin Electronics and Molecular Electronics
The Center for Materials for Information Technology at The
University of Alabama is seeking candidates for a Post Doctoral Position or
Graduate Research Assistantship in the Theory of Spin Electronics. The
Qualified applicants should contact wbutler@mint.ua.edu
William H. Butler
Director, Center for Materials for Information
Technology
205 Bevill Building
Phone: (205) 348-2665 Fax: (205) 348-2346
The
Log # 06R01 Center for Materials for Information Technology
Assistant Research Scientist
Posted:
1-30-07
The Center for Materials for Information Technology at The
University of Alabama has been designated by the National Science Foundation as
one of twenty-nine Materials Research Science and
Focus areas actively seeking research scientists include high-speed electronics, gas discharge, tribology, high-speed magnetization dynamics, high moment alloys, granular films, exchange-coupled films, GMR materials, particulate dispersions, and nanostructures. Strong communication skills and a willingness to work in a team environment are critical. Applicants should contact:
Professor William H. Butler, Director
Center for Materials for Information
Technology
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Telephone: 205-348-2507 Fax: 205-348-2346
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