Assistant Professor, Experimental Quantum Chemistry
university of colorado boulderBoulder (CO)
Assistant Professor, Experimental Quantum Chemistry
Posted 2 days ago
university of colorado boulderBoulder (CO)
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About the role
University of Colorado Boulder invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor in experimental chemistry focused on quantum science, with an anticipated start in August 2027. The candidate will build an externally funded program, teach undergraduates and graduates, and mentor students and postdocs.
Responsibilities include establishing a vigorous research program, teaching, and mentoring in a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment.
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