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School of Aeronautical, Automotive, Materials and Chemical Engineering
Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering are looking to recruit a Lecturer in Intelligent Mobility. The Department has identified intelligent mobility as an important area for growth and this post forms part of the department's long term investment to expand its capability and to strengthen Loughborough's growing reputation in this area. We are interested in candidates that can demonstrate that their research activity complements one or more of our existing research strengths and also show a clear research direction in intelligent mobility. We are therefore interested in candidates from a range of backgrounds including, for example autonomous vehicles, autonomous functions, intelligent powertrain optimisation, the application of information and computer technology to vehicles and powertrains, powertrain integration. We are particularly interested in candidates with the vision to expand the research into the growing areas of intelligent and smart vehicles and systems. The candidates will have expertise in one or more relevant fundamental disciplines that complement and add to our existing research capabilities.
Informal enquiries are welcomed and should be made to Professor Martin Passmore, Head of Department, Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering by email at m.a.passmore@lboro.ac.uk or by telephone on +44(0)1509 227250.
Application closing date: 8 December 2016.
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