The Department of Applied Physics is one of the top performing units of Aalto University. The Department has strong traditions in experimental as well as in computational and theoretical physics research. It hosts COMP, the Center of Excellence in Computational Nanoscience, and the newly established National Nanomicroscopy Center. Besides, well-equipped cleanroom facilities are available at Micronova, the Center for Micro- and Nanofabrication, as well as modern facilities at the Low Temperature Laboratory. The Department currently has 13 professors, about 45 senior academic and 15 supportive staff members, and 90 full-time doctoral students.
For more information about the Department’s research profile and activities, see the full RAE report available at the Department’s website.
Application materials
Applications should be addressed to the President of Aalto University and submitted with the required application materials to the Aalto University Registry no later than 28 February 2011. The application materials will not be returned.
The application materials should include the following appendices:
1. curriculum vitae (with contact details; maximum of two pages),
2. summary of merits and most important achievements (research, teaching, service to scientific community, societal impact; maximum of two pages total),
3. statement concerning the research and teaching vision for the position (maximum of three pages total),
4. list of publications, with the 10 most important ones clearly distinguished in ranked order (1,...,10),
5. names and contact details of three references.
The statutory requirement for the written form of filing an application may also be met by submitting the application electronically by
Language requirements
Applicants are required to have such proficiency in English as is required for the exercise of the duties.
For more information visit the Job opening link.
Note: Application deadline for the research position opening in physics is 28 February 2011.
Please mention scholarships4phd.blogspot.com on your application while applying for this scholarship.
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For more information about the Department’s research profile and activities, see the full RAE report available at the Department’s website.
Application materials
Applications should be addressed to the President of Aalto University and submitted with the required application materials to the Aalto University Registry no later than 28 February 2011. The application materials will not be returned.
The application materials should include the following appendices:
1. curriculum vitae (with contact details; maximum of two pages),
2. summary of merits and most important achievements (research, teaching, service to scientific community, societal impact; maximum of two pages total),
3. statement concerning the research and teaching vision for the position (maximum of three pages total),
4. list of publications, with the 10 most important ones clearly distinguished in ranked order (1,...,10),
5. names and contact details of three references.
The statutory requirement for the written form of filing an application may also be met by submitting the application electronically by
e-mail: kirjaamo@aalto.fi
fax: (+358 9 470 22017)
Documents submitted electronically shall be submitted in PDF format and the file names are to follow the format lastname_firstname_appendixname.pdf. (e.g. lastname_firstname_appendix1.pdf).fax: (+358 9 470 22017)
Language requirements
Applicants are required to have such proficiency in English as is required for the exercise of the duties.
For more information visit the Job opening link.
Note: Application deadline for the research position opening in physics is 28 February 2011.
Please mention scholarships4phd.blogspot.com on your application while applying for this scholarship.
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