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School of Science, Department of Physics
Loughborough University's School of Science is seeking to appoint a dedicated and enthusiastic academic to a Lectureship in Physics.
The Physics Department at Loughborough University has a vibrant community of researchers who are committed to supporting each other to deliver outstanding research. It covers diverse research topics listed in http://www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/physics/research/.
Applications are specifically encouraged in research areas that encompass aspects of condensed matter physics, such as: topological insulators, thermoelectrics, spintronics, spin Seebeck effect, and unconventional superconductor devices
Loughborough University holds the Athena SWAN Bronze award, recognising its commitment to improving the representation and career progression of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects. The Department of Physics is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive culture in which students are able to thrive, regardless of their gender, and is due to apply for Juno Practitioner status next Autumn in recognition of our actions to address the under representation of women in university physics.
Candidates should be able to collaborate effectively in a team atmosphere and have an emerging track record of outstanding research and the potential to attract external funding. Through their contribution to the teaching, research and enterprise activities within the Department of Physics, they will initiate and participate in collaborative activity with other School members and across the University.
They will undertake independent research pertinent to the Department's research programmes and priorities;. Teaching will involve the leadership and delivery of undergraduate and postgraduate modules at all levels of the undergraduate programmes.
Application closing date: 11 April 2017
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