Position Announcement - Duke University

[Celeste Hodges]

VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
POSITION AVAILABLE

Center for Geometric and Biological Computing
Department of Computer Science
Duke University

A postdoctoral position at the level of Visiting Assistant Professor
is available in the Center for Geometric and Biological Computing,
Department of Computer Science at Duke University, for the NSF-ITR
Bio-Geometry project funded by the National Science Foundation, under
the supervision of Profs. Pankaj Agarwal, Herbert Edelsbrunner, and
Homme Hellinga.  Duke is an equal opportunity employer.  The position,
which is contingent upon grant funding, is for one year and can be
extended to one or more additional years by mutual consent.  

The project, a collaborative effort with UNC, Stanford, and NC A&T,  
aims to develop new computational techniques and paradigms for
representing, storing, searching, simulating, analyzing, and
visualizing biological structures.  Applicants must have clearly
demonstrated experience and skills in at least one and familiarity
with some of the following areas:  algorithms, computational geometry,
computational topology, computational biology, molecular modeling,
structural biology.  Teaching responsibilities include one research
course per year on a related topic.

Apart from pursuing his or her own research interests, the candidate
is expected to play a vital role in the center and to interact closely
with the PIs on the project from the three other sites.  Additional
responsibilities include helping prepare contracts and reports.  

Please send your CV and a letter of research interests, and ask three 
evaluators to send letters of reference, by US Mail or email to

Ms. Celeste Hodges
Department of Computer Science
Duke University
Box 90129
Durham, NC 27708-0129
Email:  hodges at cs.duke.edu
Tel: (919) 660-6511

To be assured of full consideration, all material including 
reference letters must arrive by March 16, 2001

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