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(fwd) Two Assistant Professor positions at IT Dept. of DTU, Lyngby, Denmark

>Date: Fri, 06 Mar 1998 13:45:02 +0100
>From: "Middelburg, C.A." <C.A.Middelburg@research.kpn.com>
>Subject: Two Assistant Professor positions at IT Dept. of DTU, Lyngby, Denmark

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Below is an advertisement for positions at Department of
Information Technology, Technical University of Denmark.

Please pass on.

NOTE: Only for FEMALE applicants.

Apologies, if you receive multiple copies. It is being posted
to a number of different mail groups.

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Two Assistant Professor positions at Department of Information
Technology

At the Department of Information Technology, DTU, two 3-year positions
as 
Assistant Professor in Computer Science are available for occupation as 
soon as possible. Only female applicants can be considered for these
posts.

The Department of Information Technology's research and teaching
activities 
in Computer Science lie within the area which in DTU's Strategic Plan is
known as "IT Systems and Services". The principal topics of research in
Computer
Science at the department are:

- Mathematically well-founded methods and tools for software
  development, together with their practical, industrial applications.

- Knowledge based systems, symbolic knowledge representation and 
  logic programming.

- Methods and tools for software development for user interfaces.

- Specification and verification based on high-level descriptions
  of hardware and software.

- Description and analysis of real-time systems and their external
  interfaces, for example to sensors and actuators.

- Automatic synthesis of specialised hardware and software,
  individually or together, from high-level descriptions of a design.

Applicants must be able to document research qualifications at an
international level within at least one of the above areas.

The department wishes to use these posts to stimulate interest in IT
in upper secondary level education, and in particular to attract more
female students to studies in Computer Science.  Applicants who have an
interest in actively participating in this type of work are especially
encouraged to apply.

For both of these positions, we are seeking to employ a female
computer scientist with an M.Sc. and further qualifications 
corresponding to Ph.D. level.  Applicants who have attained their
M.Sc. more than 8 years ago will only be considered under special
circumstances. 

Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of their scientific
production, research potential and ability to teach.  DTU also lays
emphasis on broad experience, including experience from work outside
the university.  Applicants may be called in for interview as part of
the evaluation process.

Applicants must be able to teach computer science at both elementary
and more advanced levels, and must include a description of their
previous teaching experience in their application.

Applicants must include a list of publications and specify which of
these are to be taken into consideration.   The
evaluation committee may require further material to be submitted.
Applicants must themselves produce the necessary number of copies of
the works submitted.

Salary and terms of employment are in accordance with the general
conditions for government employees.  In addition to the basic salary,
the posts give a salary supplement of 37.635,71 D.kr. per year.

Applications will be dealt with in accordance with the Ministerial
Order of 9.9.1993, and will be considered by an evaluation committee.
The committee's recommendation will be sent in its entirety to all
applicants.

Further information can be obtained from the acting Head of Department,
Dr. Bo Stig Hansen, at the Department of Information Technology, 
tel:(+45) 45 25 37 35, e-mail: bsh@it.dtu.dk.

Three copies of applications and all enclosures are to be sent to: The
Rector, Technical University of Denmark Building 101, DK-2800 Lyngby,
Denmark.

Applications must be received by DTU not later than the 8th of April
1998,
at 12 noon.
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