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- September 19, 2007 - Faculty Position at Duke University
The Department of Statistical Science
invites applications for faculty appointment at the level of Associate or
Assistant Professor to begin in Fall 2008. Preference will be given to
candidates whose core statistical science research interests are complemented
with collaborative research interest in systems biology, neurosciences,
social sciences, or environmental science.
The Department of Statistical Science is an internationally recognized center
of excellence for research and education in the development and application
of contemporary statistical methodology. Particular emphasis is directed
toward Bayesian modeling in many scientific fields as well as emerging
computationally intensive methods. The Department offers outstanding
computational facilities and opportunities for interdisciplinary research.
It currently has 12 regular rank faculty along with 13 visiting, adjunct, and
post doctoral faculty and 33 Ph.D. students.
The Ph.D. program as well as the Department's research agenda benefit from
strong connections with the Statistics and Applied Mathematical Sciences
Institute (SAMSI) and the National
Institute of Statistical Science (NISS),
both located nearby in the Research Triangle. A Statistical Science major,
started last Fall, provides the primary focus of our undergraduate program.
More information is available at the Department's web site http://www.stat.duke.edu.
All applicants should send a letter, curriculum vitae, and three reference
letters. Applicants are encouraged to submit materials electronically at
http://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/Duke/StatSci/ to expedite the review
process. Applicants may also mail materials to: Faculty Search Committee,
Department of Statistical Science, Duke University, Box 90251, Durham, NC
27708-0251.
For inquiries and e-mail correspondence please write to search@stat.duke.edu. The application
pool will remain open until the position is filled but screening will begin
on 1 December, 2007.
Duke University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
Applications from women and minorities are strongly encouraged.
- October 10, 2007 - Duke University
The Department of Statistical Science (http://www.stat.duke.edu) at Duke
University is a participating department in the campus-wide systems
biology program. New faculty positions in the broad field of cellular
systems biology are now being advertised - see the announcement and call
for applications below. Appointments can be made in any participating
department. Individuals whose interests and expertise are consistent
with appointment in the Department of Statistical Science can email
stats-sysbiology@stat.duke.edu to indicate their interest and also any
enquiries. Formal application is as described in the ad below. We would
also appreciate your help in bringing these opportunities to the attention
of potentially interested colleagues and past students and postdocs in
statistics and allied fields, as well as to the broader scientific
community at your institution.
Duke University seeks applications for open rank, tenure track positions
in the broad field of cellular systems biology. We seek applicants from
both experimental and quantitative/computational disciplines with
research interests in the molecular bases of cellular function,
development, and evolution. These new appointments will substantially
enhance existing Duke strengths in experimental and modeling approaches
to understanding the complexity of genetic, metabolic, and signaling
networks. Successful applicants will have appointments in one or more
Duke departments based on mutual interests. All appointees will be
affiliated with the Duke Center for Systems Biology, a cross-school,
campus-wide academic center that is also one of the NIH-supported
National Systems Biology Centers. Applicants should submit a curriculum
vitae, a brief summary of current and proposed research, reprints of 2
or 3 key publications and a statement of teaching interests via the web
at www.academicjobsonline.org.
Junior candidates should arrange for three letters of recommendation to be
uploaded to this website or sent directly to:
Systems Biology Search, Duke University, Box 90338, Durham, NC 27708-0338.
Senior candidates should give the names of three potential referees.
Application review will begin on December 1 2007, and continue until
the positions are filled.
Duke University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer;
women and members of minority groups are strongly encouraged to apply.
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