Assistant Professor: Condensed Matter & Nanofoundry Research

Posted 6 days ago

university of north dakotaGrand Forks (ND)

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The University of North Dakota's Department of Physics & Astrophysics invites applications for an assistant professor position in experimental condensed matter physics/device physics. The successful candidate will leverage UND’s Nanofoundry to develop an independent research program and contribute to the National Security Initiative. The ideal candidate holds a PhD in physics or a closely related field, demonstrates promise in securing external funds, and is committed to teaching undergraduate

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