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UNIVERSITY OF THESSALY
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL & INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
FACULTY POSITION OPENING IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH / MANAGEMENT SCIENCE( Feb 12th, 2004 )
The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Thessaly in Volos, Greece is announcing the opening of a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor or Lecturer level in the area of Operations Research / Management Science with an emphasis on APPLIED PROBABILITY/STATISTICS IN INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT.
The DEADLINE for the submission of candidacies is MARCH 15, 2004.
The position offers the opportunity to teach and conduct research in a department with highly qualified faculty (currently 16 appointed
members) and students (undergraduate and graduate) in a growing research university setting. The Department brings together engineers around a curriculum that fuses mechanical, manufacturing, chemical and industrial engineering.
Greek language and E.U. nationality are required for the position.
For further information on the Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering visit the Department's web site (http://www.mie.uth.gr) and/or contact the Department's Chairman, Associate Professor Constantine (Costas) Papadimitriou (e-mail: costasp@mie.uth.gr, Tel:
(+30) 24210 744006), or the Department's Secretary, Ms. Assimenia Kouroutzidou (e-mail: akourou@mie.uth.gr, Tel: (+30) 24210 74010).
For further information on the University of Thessaly, visit the University's web site (http://www.uth.gr).
The official announcement of this as well as other faculty position openings at the University of Thessaly, and the necessary documents that must accompany each candidacy are posted in the Department's web page http://www.mie.uth.gr/Position_Openings.html as well as in the University's web page http://www.uth.gr/main/administration/jobpost/jobpostF.html, in Greek, with a possible delay of a few days.
CS DEPT. -- UNIV. CYPRUS: MSC/PHD PROGRAMME (1/30/2003)
Masters in Advanced Information Technologies
Ph.D. in Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
University of Cyprus
The Department of Computer Science welcomes applications to its taught
Advanced Masters course in Advanced Information Technologies. This
program focuses on recent developments in Computer Science, such as
Internet Computing, Distributed and Mobile Computing, Software
Engineering and Intelligent Systems. The course aims to prepare
graduates for the industry as well to give a solid foundation for
further studies at a doctoral level. More information can be found at:
http://www.cs.ucy.ac.cy/Education/masters.html .
Furthermore, the Department welcomes applications from suitably
qualified graduates to join its Ph.D. programme. More information can
be found at:
http://www.cs.ucy.ac.cy/Education/phd.html .
Due to the Department's heavy involvement in FP5 (mainly IST) but also
other EU-funded initiatives, a number of scholarships and other types
of financial assistance exist for the graduate students, which range
from partial or total waiving of fees to a full scale monthly salary
for those who will be employed as part-time or full-time Research
Associates in one of the many projects that are currently under way in
the Department.
Anyone interested to attend can apply sending an application to:
Department of Computer Science
(c/o Postgraduate Admissions Coordinator)
University of Cyprus
75 Kallipoleos Street
P.O. Box 20537
CY-1678 Nicosia
CYPRUS
This should include:
1. Curriculum Vitae.
2. Copies of degree certificate or certificate of expected graduation
in the Summer of 2003.
3. Transcript of degree.
4. Brief (up to 2 pages) statement of purpose and research interests.
5. Names and addresses of two University professors, whom the applicants
should request to send letters of reference directly to the
Postgraduate Admissions Tutor of each Department.
The deadline for receiving applications is the 15th of April 2003.
For further information please contact us at cs@ucy.ac.cy .
CS DEPT. - UNIV. CYPRUS: VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS (12/11/02)
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS
VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS
The Department of Computer Science at the University of Cyprus has a
number of vacancies for visiting professors at the ranks of Lecturer,
Assistant, Associate, and Full Professor. ALL fields of study will be
considered, but preference will be given to applicants associated with
one or more of the following ones:
* Human Computer Interaction * Parallel and Distributed Processing
* Programming Languages * Multimedia Information Systems
* Data Communication Networks * Agents and Artificial Intelligence
* Software Engineering * Database Systems
* Theoretical Computer Science * Cooperative Information Systems
A visiting appointment is usually for one semester (Spring semester:
Jan-June; Winter semester: Sept-Dec), but it can be renewed for up to
four semesters.
Applicants should hold a Ph.D. in a relevant subject, have post
Ph.D. experience, and BE FLUENT IN GREEK (both these requirements are
mandatory).
The annual salaries for these positions (including the 13th salary)
are:
Professor (Scale A15-A16) CYP 28,663 - 37,259
Associate Professor (Scale A14-A15) CYP 25,282 - 34,465
Assistant Professor (Scale A13-A14) CYP 23,586 - 31,815
Lecturer (Scale A12-A13) CYP 19,919 - 29,174
(At present CYP 1 = 1.1 sterling and CYP 1 = 1.6 U.S. dollars).
Presently, the Department is seeking applications for the spring
semester of the academic year 2002-2003, and the winter and spring
semesters of the academic year 2003-2004. The processing of
applications has started and will continue until all the available
positions have been filled. Anyone wishing to apply should send a full
CV to the following address:
The Chairperson
Department of Computer Science
University of Cyprus
75 Kallipoleos Street
P.O. Box 20537, CY-1678
Nicosia, CYPRUS
For more details and other information, interested individuals may
contact the Chairperson of the Department of Computer Science:
Associate Professor Antonis Kakas
Tel: +357-2-892230/1, Fax: +357-2-339062, E-mail: antonis@ucy.ac.cy
GREEK LANGUAGE TEACHER (11/3/02)
I just got a telephone call from a teacher at Language School
International because the school is looking for a professor or teacher
of Greek. The person at the school requested that I ask you if you
might know of anyone who has the qualifications and who might wish to
be interviewed. Please respond either way so that I might call the
teacher at the language school. Thanks.
Contact: leon@mit.edu
RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITIONS (4/9/02)
UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITIONS
The department of Computer Science of the University of Cyprus has 3
RA positions in the general subarea of Cognitive Agents of Artificial
Intelligence and other logic-based subareas of AI such as Abductive
Reasoning, Argumentation and Reasoning About Actions and Change.
These positions are for 3 years (Spring 2002 - Spring 2005) and are
within projects funded by the European Union. The salary is 1500-3000
Euro per month depending on relevant experience. Applicants should
hold a Masters degree in Computing or have some postgraduate
experience.
Anyone interested in these positions is invited to contact Antonis
Kakas at antonis@ucy.ac.cy for
further information. Applicants should submit a full resume including
a statement of research interests and the names and emails of two
academics for references to the same email address by April 30th
2002.
POSITION OPENINGS IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (2/16/02)
POSITION OPENINGS IN THE NEW DEPARTMENT OF
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETICS
Alexandroupolis, GREECE
15 February 2002
I should like to bring to your attention recent developments at the
University of Thrace (Alexandroupolis), which have created
opportunities for several excellent young Greek scientists in the life
sciences to return to Greece, in an environment where they can be
productive and contribute substantially. I would be grateful if you
could publicize these opportunities among people that would be
appropriate, sharing with them this letter.
A new Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics has been
established recently in Alexandroupolis, where a Medical School and a
regional Hospital are already in operation. The first three positions
at MBG have been filled recently by Dr. R. Sandaltzopoulos (Assistant
Professor in Molecular Biology), Dr. A. Apostolidis (Assistant
Professor in Genetics) and Dr. K. Fylaktakidou (Assistant Professor in
Chemistry). A number of positions are available of which five have
been advertised, with a deadline for applications: 18 March 2002. The
positions will cover the following areas: Biochemistry (Professor or
Associate Professor), Biotechnology (Professor or Associate
Professor), Molecular Immunology (Associate Professor or Assistant
Professor), Molecular Microbiology (Associate Professor or Assistant
Professor), Bioinformatics (Assistant Professor or Lecturer).
The new Department has already secured spacious labs and a budget
sufficient to cover the infrastructure of major equipment. The
quality of the first people appointed, the enthusiasm and quality of
incoming students, as well as prospects for collaboration of the new
Department with the local Hospital, create a promising setting. The
presence of the School of Medicine on the same campus provides
additional opportunities for synergy.
The three cities of Thrace (Alexandroupolis, Komotini and Xanthi) are
all within an hour by car. They have one of the highest growth rates
in Europe in terms of GDP per capita. In particular, Alexandroupolis
is a city of 60,000 people, with an important harbor, nearby energy
nodes (the major gas pipeline for Greece), and several significant
companies in the agricultural and forestry sector. The University,
with 2,000 students so far, has a notable influence in the city. The
region is attractive and includes well-known national parks such as
the Evros river estuaries and the forest of Dadia. There are several
daily flights between Athens and Alexandroupolis. Direct connections
to major European cities are possible from the international airport
of Chrysoupolis, located about 120 Km away. Thessaloniki is 3.5 hours
away by car. In the summer, rapid boats (Flying Dolphins) connect to
Samothraki, Thassos, Limnos and other islands in the Aegean sea.
The new Department wishes to attract young, inspired and energetic
scientists and aims to become a center of excellence. My contact with
the Department is Dr. Raphael Sandaltzopoulos, who obtained his
Ph.D. with Peter Becker at EMBL and did his postdoctoral work with
Carl Wu at the N.I.H. Interested scientists should contact him
directly (raphaels@otenet.gr). Additional information can be obtained
at (http://www.duth.gr/ ) or by
contacting the Secretary of the Department, Mr. D. Asimakopoulos
(tel. +30-551-040401).
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