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The International Center for Materials Research at UC Santa Barbara is seeking program suggestions for its 2009–2010 activities, including:
Two-week summer schools, at UC Santa Barbara or elsewhere, aimed at graduate students and/or junior researchers.
One-week workshops or conferences, designed to bring together leading experts and junior researchers in a particular field.
International exchange of graduate students and junior researchers.
Longer term thematic research programs, incorporating multiple activities and exchanges, centered around a specific materials research problem.
We also encourage innovative new ideas in any area that connects broadly to materials research.
Proposals should contain a title, a paragraph or two explaining the idea, suggested organizers, key program participants, proposed dates, location, and an approximate budget. Criteria for the selection of programs include intellectual significance, timeliness, availability of outstanding and diverse participants, a need for international collaboration, expertise outside of the US and broader impacts, such as training international students, contribution to a pressing international problem, potential for engaging the wider community, and potential for broadening participation of underrepresented groups. The ICMR Director, Nicola Spaldin (805-893-7920; nicola@mrl. ucsb.edu), or Program Coordinator, Jennifer Ybarra (805-893-5850; [email protected]), will be pleased to discuss any ideas or questions. Decisions on 2009–2010 programs will be made at the Steering Committee meeting in March 2008; proposals and suggestions should be received before then to ensure full consideration.
TENURED OR TENURE-TRACK FACULTY POSITION Materials Science and Engineering University of Minnesota The Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at the University of Minnesota seeks to fill a faculty position in Materials Science and Engineering. The position is open at the Assistant (tenure-track), Associate, or Full Professor levels. The department will consider outstanding candidates in any area of Materials Science. Assistant Professor candidates should have a distinguished academic record (including a PhD degree), outstanding potential to establish an independent research program, and a commitment to teaching in a highly interdisciplinary department. Associate and Full Professor candidates should have several years of teaching and/or research experience. Applications should be submitted on-line, and consist of a CV (including a list of publications), a research plan, a teaching plan, and a list of three references with contact information (including email addresses). Submit applications at https://employment. umn.edu. Search for requisition number 152025 for Assistant Professor applications and 152031 for Associate/Full Professor Applications. Information on the department is available at www.cems.umn.edu. Review of the applications will begin on January 1, 2008, and continue until t
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