and a Spouse Relocation Program to assist in the needs of dual career couples. UAB is an Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity employer.

toyota technological institute has an opening for a full professor or a tenure-track professor position in the Department of Advanced Science and Technology, Faculty of Engineering. For more information, please refer to the following website: http://www.toyota-ti.ac.jp/Jinji/home_E.htm

Research field: Intelligent information processing including learning theory and its application, information theory and its application, intelligent systems, computer vision, etc.

Qualifications: The successful candidate must have a Ph.D degree (or equivalent), a record of outstanding research achievements, and the ability to conduct strong research programs in the specified area. The candidate is expected to teach mathematics and programming of the introductory level and machine learning, information theory and signal processing at the advanced level. The supervision of undergraduate and graduate students in their research programs is also required. Starting date: September 2011, or at the earliest convenience

Documents:

( 1) Curriculum vitae
( 2) List of publications
( 3) Copies of 5 representative publications
( 4) Description of major accomplishments
and future plans for research activities
and education ( 3 pages)

( 5) Names of two references with e-mail
addresses and phone numbers
( 6) Application form available from our
website

Deadline: December 20th, 2010
inquiry: Committee chair,
Professor Tatsuo Narikiyo
(Tel) [phone],
(E-mail) [e-mail]

the above should be sent to:

Mr. Takashi Hirato Administration Division Toyota Technological Institute

2-12-1, Hisakata, Tempaku-ku
Nagoya, 468-8511 Japan
(Please write “Application for Intelligent In-
formation Processing Laboratory” in red on the
envelope.)

degree in microbiology, biochemistry or genetics and actual laboratory experience. Experience as an internal consultant in artificial intelligence/bioin-formatics in either industry or academia would be a plus. For additional information about the department please visit http://www.cis.uab.edu.

Applicants should have demonstrated the potential to excel in one of these areas and in teaching at all levels of instruction. They should also be committed to professional service including departmental service. A Ph.D. in Computer Science or closely related field is required.

Applications should include a complete cur-
riculum vita with a publication list, a statement of
future research plans, a statement on teaching ex-
perience and philosophy, and minimally two let-
ters of reference with at least one letter addressing
teaching experience and ability. Applications and
all other materials may be submitted via email to
[e-mail] or via regular mail to:
Search Committee
Department of Computer and Information
Sciences

115A Campbell Hall

1300 University Blvd Birmingham, AL 35294-1170

university of chicago Department of Computer Science Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, and Instructor

Interviewing for the position will begin as soon as qualified candidates are identified, and will continue until the position is filled.

The department and university are commit-
ted to building a culturally diverse workforce and
strongly encourage applications from women and
individuals from underrepresented groups. UAB
has an active NSF-supported ADVANCE program
The Department of Computer Science at the Univer-
sity of Chicago invites applications from exception-
ally qualified candidates in all areas of Computer
Science for faculty positions at the ranks of Profes-
sor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, and
Instructor. The University of Chicago has the high-
est standards for scholarship and faculty quality,
and encourages collaboration across disciplines.

the university of alabama
at Birmingham
Department of Computer and
Information Sciences
Research Assistant Professor

The Department of Computer & Information Sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is seeking candidates for a non-tenure-track faculty position at the Research Assistant Professor level beginning November 1, 2010 or until job is filled. Candidates with expertise in Bioinformatics, Artificial Intelligence, and Data Mining who could interact with existing research groups in the School of Medicine and CIS to apply these techniques to the study of genetic diseases (in particular cystic fibrosis) are of interest. Also potential for multidisciplinary collaboration with research groups working in the areas of SNP analysis and the function of introns would be advantageous. The ideal candidate would also have a graduate

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Provides vision and technical direction to research efforts in massively parallel computing and high performance networking, including prototype systems.

As a distinguished scientist and recognized leader in his/her field the incumbent will be called upon to brief DoD senior officials regarding Laboratory research efforts in the above areas, to serve as an NRL liaison to the Navy and other national and international organizations, and to consult on important scientific and programmatic issues. Because of the sensitivity of some of the applications the incumbent must be eligible for TS-SCI security clearance.

Applicants should be recognized as national/international authorities in the above areas of research, and should have demonstrated the scientific vision and organizational skills necessary to bring long term, multi-faceted research programs to successful completion.

A resume or Optional Application for Federal Employment (OF-612) must be received by November 1, 2010. Apply to: Naval Research Laboratory, ATTN: Ginger Kisamore, Code 1810 Announcement #NWO-XXXX-00-K9734979-FL, 4555 Overlook Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20375-5324 or apply online at https://hro1.nrl.navy.mil/jobs/index.htm. Faxed or emailed applications Will Not be accepted. Please contact Ginger Kisamore atginger.kisamore@nrl. navy.mil for more information.