At the Faculty of Mechanical Science and Engineering, Institute
of Materials Science, Chair of Materials Science and
Nanotechnology, is open to work on the development of novel
concepts for the application in medical technologies the
position of a
Member of academic staff and Group leader
The position will start on 1st July 2012 and is initially for 3
years, with possibility of extension. The period of employment
is governed by the Fixed Term Research Contracts Act
(
Wissenschaftszeitvertragsgesetz - WissZeitVG). Payment is
according to the nationally agreed scale TV-L, up to salary
grade E14 according to qualification.
The scientific activities of the Chair of Materials Science and
Nanotechnology (Prof. G. Cuniberti), are focused on developing
non conventional strategies for novel materials and devices with
intrinsic nanoscale complexity. Biological complexity suggests
optimal routes for the design of bottom-up advanced materials.
Tasks: The successful candidate will head a research group
focused on the development and implementation of novel sensor
concepts for medical and health technologies at the Max Bergmann
Center of Biomaterials Dresden. The task will include the review
of the scientific progress of the research group, the management
of the cooperation with internal and external academic and
industrial partners, the acquisition of third party grants and
the assistance in the teaching activities of the chair. The
candidate is encouraged to pursue her/his habilitation at our
chair.
Requirements: academic doctorate in Science or Engineering.
Previous knowledge in molecular biochemistry, surface chemistry
and experience in bioelectronics are considered as preferential.
We target at a top-notch dedicated and proactive young scientist
with excellent communication and writing skills in English who
plans to make her/his mark in science.
Applications from women are particularly welcome. The same
applies to disabled people.
Please visit http://www.nano.tu-dresden.de/ for more information
on our activities.
Applicants should send their application documents, including a
letter of motivation, Curriculum Vitae with the complete
publication record in the form of a Researcher ID link, and two
reference letters until 22th May 2012 (stamped arrival date of
the university central mail service applies) to TU Dresden,
Fakultaet Maschinenwesen, Institut fuer Werkstoffwissenschaft,
Professur fuer Materialwissenschaft und Nanotechnik, Herrn Prof.
Dr. Gianaurelio Cuniberti, 01062 Dresden, Germany or as a single
pdf file to jobs@nano.tu-dresden.de, Subject: "Application
Biosensorics, your_Surname" (Please note: We are currently not
able to receive electronically signed and encrypted data).
The quality of life in the Dresden region is unequalled in
Europe.
Please find more information at:
http://home.meinestadt.de/dresden/attraktivitaets-ranking
according to the nationally agreed scale TV-L, up to salary
grade E14 according to qualification.
The scientific activities of the Chair of Materials Science and
Nanotechnology (Prof. G. Cuniberti), are focused on developing
non conventional strategies for novel materials and devices with
intrinsic nanoscale complexity. Biological complexity suggests
optimal routes for the design of bottom-up advanced materials.
Tasks: The successful candidate will head a research group
focused on the development and implementation of novel sensor
concepts for medical and health technologies at the Max Bergmann
Center of Biomaterials Dresden. The task will include the review
of the scientific progress of the research group, the management
of the cooperation with internal and external academic and
industrial partners, the acquisition of third party grants and
the assistance in the teaching activities of the chair. The
candidate is encouraged to pursue her/his habilitation at our
chair.
Requirements: academic doctorate in Science or Engineering.
Previous knowledge in molecular biochemistry, surface chemistry
and experience in bioelectronics are considered as preferential.
We target at a top-notch dedicated and proactive young scientist
with excellent communication and writing skills in English who
plans to make her/his mark in science.
Applications from women are particularly welcome. The same
applies to disabled people.
Please visit http://www.nano.tu-dresden.de/ for more information
on our activities.
Applicants should send their application documents, including a
letter of motivation, Curriculum Vitae with the complete
publication record in the form of a Researcher ID link, and two
reference letters until 22th May 2012 (stamped arrival date of
the university central mail service applies) to TU Dresden,
Fakultaet Maschinenwesen, Institut fuer Werkstoffwissenschaft,
Professur fuer Materialwissenschaft und Nanotechnik, Herrn Prof.
Dr. Gianaurelio Cuniberti, 01062 Dresden, Germany or as a single
pdf file to jobs@nano.tu-dresden.de, Subject: "Application
Biosensorics, your_Surname" (Please note: We are currently not
able to receive electronically signed and encrypted data).
The quality of life in the Dresden region is unequalled in
Europe.
Please find more information at:
http://home.meinestadt.de/dresden/attraktivitaets-ranking
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