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Institution:University of Oklahoma
Department:School of Chemical, Biological and Materials Engineering
Location:NORMAN, Oklahoma
Target rank:Assistant Professor, Associate Professor
Tenure track:yes
Start date:Fall 2019
Posting date:March 25, 2019
Application deadline:April 25, 2019
More info URL:http://apply.interfolio.com/61423
Contact: Ginger Murray
gmurray@ou.edu
405-325-5814
Research areas:Energy, Process engineering, Reaction engineering, Materials, Separations

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THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING FACULTY POSITION OPENING
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR (TENURE-TRACK)
The School of Chemical, Biological and Materials Engineering (CBME) at the University of Oklahoma invites applications for a tenure-track faculty level position of Assistant/Associate Professor with an expected starting date in Fall, 2019. The School is particularly interested in fundamental research areas with potential applications in the fields of refining and fuels. For example, areas of interest include synthesis and characterization of catalytic materials (zeolites, mesoporous, etc.), reaction engineering, separations, life cycle analysis, technoeconomic analysis, and process engineering. Candidates must hold an earned doctorate in chemical engineering or closely related discipline.
Candidates should provide a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a description of why they are applying for this position, and a statement of research and teaching interests. They should also include names and contact information of three references by visiting http://apply.interfolio.com/61423. While it is recommended to apply before April 25, 2019, applications will be reviewed continuously until a candidate is selected and recommended for appointment.
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