Professor position at Tokyo Institute of Technology
04 August 2021
Announcement for the position of Professorship, Department of Physics, School of Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Position: Professor (one person)
Affiliation: Dept. of Physics, School of Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Research Field and Job Description:
Experimental particle physics, or experimental nuclear physics, or related areas.
The successful candidate will be required to engage in research, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, including the first-year physics, supervising graduate students, and contributing to management in the faculty and the department.
Proposed Start Date: On or as early as possible after April 1st, 2022.
Term: Permanent position (Tenured). The institute has mandatory retirement, requiring employees to retire at age 65.
Qualifications: Applicants must have Doctoral Degree, or Ph.D. in physics or closely related areas.
Closing Date for Application: Applications must be received by Oct. 18th (Mon), 2021 (Japan Standard time)
Contacts: Takashi Nakamura, Prof. Dept. of Physics, Schoold of Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology
E-mail: nakamura[at]phys.titech.ac.jp (Replace [at] by @)
Two postdoc positions in experimental nuclear physics, at Open Laboratory of Nuclear Physics, University of São Paulo, Brazil
26 July 2021
Research Associate Position at University of Tennessee-Knoxville in the Nuclear Engineering Department
06 July 2021
We have a new job posting for a postdoc position in PMI research with the University of Tennessee-Knoxville (UTK) Nuclear Engineering Department. The Post-Doctoral Research Associate will be based on campus in Knoxville, TN and will involve collaborative research activities with the long-pulsed fusion experiment, WEST, in Cadarache, France. The position will require travelling internationally multiple times each year to coordinate experimental research efforts in France. The primary responsibilities will be to coordinate the collection of measurements from a suite of plasma diagnostics assessing the boundary plasma of WEST; to facilitate the integration of these measurements into theoretical and computational models being developed by UTK collaborators; and to utilize computational modeling tools available at UTK to interpret experiments on WEST.
I would greatly appreciate your help in forwarding the information regarding this job posting to any interested candidates who you feel may be appropriate for this work. The posting and application information can be found at: