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The chair in Computer Science resides in the Computer Science section of the department of Information Management. This section takes care of all Computer Science courses both for the program in Information Management as well as the other educational programs provided by the Faculty of Economics. Research in the Computer Science section is concentrated around Infolab, which provides excellent facilities for applied and fundamental research in Computer Science. Contract research is organized within the Economic Institute Tilburg (EIT). The Computer Science section currently employs one associate professor (UHD), five assistant professors (UD), and three trainee research assistants (AIO).
Area of Study: The Computer Science chair is concerned with models in Data and Knowledge Engineering, oriented towards applications in economics. Candidates should have a broad view on information technology.
Requirements: Outstanding researcher with experience in fundamental and applied research, as evidenced by a dissertation and publications in highly qualified international journals and proceedings of important international congresses in the area of Information Management and Technology; outstanding didactic capacities with broad and relevant educational experience on the doctoral and post-doctoral level; broad view of information technology; demonstrated administrative experience.
Information: Request further information about this vacancy from Professor F.A. van der Duyn Schouten, chairperson of the appointment commission, or from the secretariat of this commission, Ms. G.J.M. van den Maagdenberg, telephone +31-13-662420.
Applications: Please submit applications within three weeks of the appearance of this advertisement, with curriculum vitae and list of publications, to the secretariat of the Appointment Committee, attention: Ms. G.J.M. van den Maagdenberg, Faculty of Economics, Post Box 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg, The Netherlands.
More information about Infolab can be found on the Infolab WWW page