FACULTY JOB OPENINGS
Faculty Appointment in Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics
The Department of Physics at Harvard University invites
applications from outstanding researchers and teachers
for an assistant professor appointment in theoretical
condensed matter physics. We are particularly interested
in candidates working in soft condensed matter, quantitative
biology and statistical physics. The search is aimed
toward the assistant professor level, but we could consider
other candidates with exceptional qualifications. The
initial appointment as assistant professor for the academic
year 2008-2009 would normally be for a term of five years,
with promotion (to untenured associate professor and
subsequently to tenured professor) possible for outstanding
candidates. We are especially interested in receiving
applications from, or information about, women and minority
candidates.
Interested candidates should send a CV with publication
list, a 1-2 page research and teaching plan, and relevant
publications. Candidates should ask three referees to
send professional evaluations to the address below. Please
send applications to arrive before January 15, 2008 by
regular mail to:
Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics Search Committee
c/o Ms. Bonnie Currier
Department of Physics, Harvard University
Jefferson Physical Laboratory, Room 370
17 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
or currier@physics ()
Preferred Education: Doctorate
Junior Faculty Appointment in Theoretical Physics
Applications are invited from outstanding researchers
and teachers for faculty appointments in theoretical
high energy physics, broadly defined, at Harvard University.
The initial appointment as an assistant professor for
the academic year 2008-2009 is for a term of five years,
with potential promotion to untenured associate professor
and subsequently to tenured professor. We will also consider
appointments at a more senior level. Applications should
be sent by 15 January 2008 to:
Theoretical Search Committee
c/o Ms. B. Currier
Department of Physics
Harvard University
Jefferson Physical Laboratory, Room 370
17 Oxford St.
Cambridge, MA 02138
or currier@physics ()
Applications should include a curriculum vitae, a publication
list, and a brief research statement. Candidates should
ask three referees to send professional evaluations.