Career Opportunities

versity is building a program in bioengineering, including computational approaches to biology. As part of this multidisciplinary initiative, tenure track openings are available at the Assistant, Associate and Full Professor levels in the School. Background, experience, and interest will determine the departmental affiliation of successful applicants.

Within this initiative, the Department of Computer Science is seeking faculty members who can establish strong research and teaching programs in the area of computational biology, bioinformatics, and biometrics. Minimum qualifications include a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Bioinformatics, or a closely related field, demonstrated potential for excellence and productivity in research applying computational approaches to address fundamental questions in biology or medicine, and a commitment to high quality teaching. Candidates for a senior position must have a strong record of external research support.

The School has more than 100 full-time faculty members, with over 40 in the CS Department. The research interests of the CS department includes artificial intelligence, algorithms, computational biology and bioinformatics, computer graphics, computer vision, databases, data mining, image processing, security, knowledge engineering, parallel and distributed systems, performance evaluation, real-time systems, robotics, software engineering, visualization, and wireless and mobile computing. The department has several collaborative research and teaching activities in computational biology and bioinformatics with other Mason units. For more information, visit our Web site: http://cs.gmu.edu/.

For full consideration please submit application and application materials on-line at http://jobs.gmu.edu (position number F9086z). To apply online you will need a statement of professional goals including your perspective on teaching and research, a complete CV with publications, and the names of four references. The review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the positions are filled.

George Mason University is a growing, innovative, entrepreneurial institution with national distinction in several academic fields. Enrollment is 30,000, with students studying in over 100 degree programs on four campuses in the greater Washington, DC area. Potential interactions with government agencies, industry, medical institutions, and other universities abound. GMU is anequal opportunity/affirma tive action employer that encourages diversity.

of Assistant Professor beginning Fall 2008.

We are seeking a faculty member who can establish strong research and teaching programs in the area of computer game development. Applicants must have a research focus in an area in computer games technology — for example, in artificial intelligence, computer graphics, real-time animation, simulation and modeling, distributed and multi-agent systems, or software engineering, as

applied to computer games. Minimum qualifications include a Ph.D. in Computer Science or a related field, demonstrated potential for excellence and productivity in research, and a commitment to high quality teaching.

The department currently offers a graduate certificate in Computer Games Technology, and is adding a concentration in Computer Game Design to its undergraduate program. The Computer Game Design concentration is being

 

UCL Department of Computer Science

2 Faculty Positions

The Department of Computer Science at University College London (UCL) seeks applications for two faculty positions in the areas of networks, systems and ubiquitous computing, at the rank of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, or Reader (the first equivalent to Assistant Professor and the latter two equivalent to Associate Professor in the US system), commensurate with qualifications. Areas of interest include network protocols, network architectures, wireless networks, mobile and ubiquitous systems, defences against network attacks, distributed systems, computer system security, and operating systems, all with an emphasis on experimental system-building.

Applicants must hold an earned PhD in Computer Science or a closely related field by the time they begin their appointment. They will be evaluated chiefly on the significance and novelty of their research to date, and their promise for leading a group in a fruitful programme of research. They must also demonstrate an enthusiasm for teaching at the graduate and undergraduate levels.

Further details about UCL CS, the posts, and how to apply may be found at:

http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/vacancies

All application materials must reach UCL by the 15th of January, 2008.

George Mason University
Department of Computer Science
The Department of Computer Science at
George Mason University invites applications
for a tenure-track faculty position at the rank

Questions about these positions may be directed to Professor Anthony Finkelstein, [e-mail] or Professor Mark Handley, [e-mail]