Professor positions at Institute of Physics

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Universidad de Antioquia, Institute of Physics,
Field(s): High Energy Physics, experimental physics
Application deadline: October 6, 2011
Contact: Johans Restrepo
E-mail:
Phone:(574)2195630,(574)2195638
Fax:(574)2195666
Address:Vicerrectoría de Docencia, Universidad de Antioquia. Calle 67 53-108, Bloque 16 - oficina 332. Medellín (Colombia)

The Institute of Physics of the Universidad de Antioquia (UdeA) in Medellín-Colombia has opened positions for three (3) tenure track in Physics.

The candidates must fulfill the following conditions: Ph.D in Physics with at least two publications during the last two years in journals with impact factor greater or equal to 1.5 in the following areas (Full profiles

for Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (FCEN))

Position 1 (profile 5 of FCEN

): High Energy Physics or Biophysics

Profile 2 (profile 3 of FCEN

): Experimental physics with emphasis on:

Design, implementation or usage of measurement systems,
Scientific instrumentation, electronics and microelectronics.

As a special condition all the candidates whose mother tongue is not Spanish, must demonstrate proficiency in Spanish Language at the level of the 'Diploma de Español Nivel C2 (Superior) del Instituto Cervantes.' (http://diplomas.cervantes.es/general/descripcion.jsp). For native Spanish speakers a test of English at the level of TOEFL is required

The Institute of Physics at the UdeA has two undergraduate programs, Physics and Astronomy and two graduate programs, Master and Ph.D. Programs in Physics. More information in: http://fisica.udea.edu.co

,

Complete information about the process, including required documents

, process agenda

, starting salary

: http://goo.gl/l2O39

. The online inscription and the upload of supporting documents can be done through this link.

Contact for specific questions about the profile in high energy physics is:

Updates:

Announcement in SPIRES Jobs.
There is also a position in Computational Science at Institute of Mathematics: Profile 1 of FCEN
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