INSTITUTE FOR NUCLEAR THEORY
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Posted February 11, 2008 Assistant Research Professor Experimental Nuclear Physics The George Washington University The Department of Physics has an opening for an Assistant Research Professor in Experimental Nuclear Physics, for a three-year term. We seek a person for this non-tenure-accruing faculty position who will be concerned mainly with our program in Hall B at Jefferson Lab. This program involves experiments with polarized tagged-photon beams on the nucleon and light nuclei. Basic Qualifications: We seek a person having experience in experimental nuclear physics beyond the Ph.D. degree. Prior experience in medium-energy nuclear physics, electromagnetic interactions, and/or few-body nuclei is essential. The primary skill necessary for this position is expertise in data analysis. Preferred Qualications: Experience with nuclear particle and radiation detectors and data-acquisition systems is also valuable. In addition to research activities, the holder of this position will teach one course per semester or the equivalent. Application Procedure: Please send a CV and a 1-page statement of research/career goals, and have at least three letters of reference sent directly to:
Professor B.L. Berman Review of applications will begin on February 23, 2008. The George Washington University is an Equal Opportunity-Affirmative Action Employer.
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