Assistant Professor for Chemistry
Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry faculty position at University of Utah
About
Tenure-track recruitment in experimental inorganic, analytical or physical chemistry, beginning 1 July 2027. Areas of interest include solid-state materials, analytical methods, spectroscopy and interfaces; AI and machine-learning expertise is encouraged. Establish a visible, externally funded research programme and teach and mentor undergraduate and graduate students. Review begins on 1 October 2026 and continues until the positions are filled.
Topics
- physical chemistry
- solid-state materials
- analytical methods
- spectroscopy
- interfaces
- AI
- undergraduate and graduate students
Requirements
PhD required; postdoctoral experience is highly desirable. For priority consideration, submit an application letter, CV, research-interest statement, teaching and mentoring statement, and contact details for three professional referees by 1 October 2026. Arrange for their letters to arrive by the same priority date. Applications are submitted in PDF format through the university recruitment portal.
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Source: University of Utah