Tenure-Track Phys & Astronomy: Data-Driven AI Research

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james madison universityHarrisonburg (VA)

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James Madison University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Physics with expertise in data-intensive, computational, and AI-enabled approaches to physics, astronomy, or related fields. The appointment begins August 10, 2027, and includes a strong emphasis on undergraduate teaching and mentoring. The candidate will build an externally visible research program with undergraduates, contribute to innovative curriculum development, and engage in service activities across

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