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                           Faculty Positions
    Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Memphis

   The full version of this announcement is available at URL:
   http://www.cs.utwente.nl/data/amast/links/v02/i08/full/AC0208J5.txt

  The  Department of Mathematical Sciences invites applications for
two tenure-track faculty positions in Computer Science at the
assistant and associate professor ranks.
  Applicants for the junior position are expected to demonstrate
exceptional promise in research and teaching; applicants at the
senior level are expected to have a strong and ongoing record of
research and to be committed to excellence in teaching at all levels.
Successful candidates will be expected to provide instruction in a
number of broad areas in computer science. Candidates should have a
Ph.D. in computer science or in a closely related field.
  While applicants are welcome from any area in computer science, those
active in computer networks and performance analysis, databases,
parallel and distributed computing, object-oriented languages and
systems, computer graphics, software engineering, scientific computing
are particularly sought. Current active areas of research in the
department include: Algorithms and complexity, autonomous agents,
distributed processing, neural networks, and random number generators.
  The Department currently has some 35 permanent faculty members in
pure and applied mathematics, computer science, and statistics, of
which eight are in computer science. The research faculty includes a
world-class research group in graph theory, an endowed chair in
combinatorics, an active research group in dynamical systems, and an
applied statistics research group, which has received large grants from
NIH and other agencies. For more details see the full version of this
announcement. The selection process for this position will begin
February 1, 1996, and continue until these positions are filled. For
more information see our web pages at URL: http://www.msci.memphis.edu
or write or fax to Ms. Lisa Eldin, Department of Mathematical Sciences,
The University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 38152; fax: (901) 678-2480.
  Successful candidates must meet guidelines of the Immigration and
Reform Control Act of 1986.