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RESEARCH POSITIONS
Professional Research Scientist,
Project Scientist, and Specialist positions, listed alphabetically by
departments and organized research units, that are currently being recruited.
| Department: |
Cal (IT)2 - California
Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technologies |
| Position Title: |
Assistant, Associate, or Full Researcher or Project
Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-725-AD |
| Description: |
The California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology
[Calit2] (http://www.calit2.net)
at the University of California, San Diego, solicits applicants for
researchers and project scientists at all levels in various areas related to
the institute's mission. Areas of interest include wireless networking,
telecommunications, computing, software development, visualization, and data
and analysis, particularly for applications in environmental science, civil
infrastructure, intelligent transportation and telematics, genomic medicine,
the new media arts, and educational practices. |
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A Ph.D. or M.F.A. in related academic disciplines is
required and a commitment to interdisciplinary research is strongly
preferred. |
| Salary: |
Salary based on UC pay scales. |
| Closing Date: |
Review of applications will begin on August 1, 2006 and will
continue until positions are filled. |
| To Apply: |
To apply, please use our online system here: |
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http://www.calit2.net/about/jobs/ucsd.php |
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Please refer to position
#4-725-AA in your response.
Posted on
06/07/06. |
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| Department: |
Education Studies |
| Position Title: |
Assistant Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
5-053-AD |
| Description: |
The Education Studies program at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
has an opening for an Assistant Project Scientist position with a preferred
start date of July 1,2008. Appointment length: Two years, with possibility
of extension depending on program needs and funding.
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Responsibilities include:
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Review scholarly literature on adolescent literacy, literacy development in
content areas (e.g., mathematics, science).
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Examine district documents for insights into effectiveness of literacy program.
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Work with project evaluation team to coordinate data collection with
participating school sites and staff.
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Attend district meetings as representative of evaluation team.
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Engage in all aspects of data collection and analysis for evaluation, including
visiting schools, observing classrooms and students, interviewing teachers and
key district staff, administering surveys, transcription and survey scanning,
coding data, and complex quantitative and/or qualitative data analysis.
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Take detailed field notes of classroom observations, transcribe and organize for
review by evaluation team. Preparation of case studies of students, teachers,
and/or classrooms.
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Aid in preparing quarterly and annual evaluation reports.
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Aid in development of proposals for continuation funding, as well as
manuscripts for journal submission.
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Present study findings at professional conferences, district board meetings, and
other professional venues.
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Qualifications:
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PhD in education research and evaluation, sociology or related field
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Experience.in experimental study design, student-level randomization
procedures, large-scale survey administration, and research data collection in
large, urban school settings
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Ability to perform complex quantitative and qualitative data analysis and
Interpretation
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Ability to develop and maintain rapport with educational staff and students
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Excellent oral and written communication skills
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Experience writing proposals, reports, and professional publications
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Knowledge of Excel, nvivo, Teleform, SPSS, HLM, and other
statisticallethnographic software programs desired.
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Knowledge of scholarly literature related to English learners, students with
disabilities desired
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A
description of UCSD Education Studies may be found at
http://eds.ucsd.edu.
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| Salary: |
Salary
will be
commensurate with experience and qualifications, based on UC pay scales.
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| Closing Date: |
May 16,
2008
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| To Apply: |
Applicants should
submit a letter of interest that describes their training and research
experience. In addition, applicants should provide a
curriculum vita, and the names, email and addresses of three references.
Applicants are welcome to include any other relevant materials. Applications
may
be submitted electronically (in PDF format), with documents emailed to
chofstet@ucsd.edu, or alternately, a
hardcopy may be mailed to:
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Carolyn Hofstetter, Chair of Search Committee
Education Studies
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093-0070
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact the recruiting
department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#5-053-AD in your response.
Posted on 05/03/08. |
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Division of Physical Sciences
| Department: |
Physics |
| Position Title: |
Assistant, Associate, or Full Research or Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-994-AD |
| Description: |
The High Energy Physics Group (http://hep.ucsd.edu)
at UCSD seeks one or two researchers interested in a long-term leadership
position in the group. Our group is playing a leadership role in the DAQ of
the CMS experiment at CERN. Our group has been responsible for the
development, deployment, and operations of the Event-Builder at CMS, a
system comprising several hundred to a few thousand computers, and Myrinet
as well as Gigabit networking infrastructure. The candidates are expected to
play a key role in all aspects of this effort. Strong technical skills, and
an interest in day-to-day operations of computing infrastructure are
required in addition to strong written and verbal skills. At least one of
the two positions requires a Ph.D. in a data intensive science, e.g.
particle physics; postdoctoral experience or equivalent preferred. Title and
level of appointment will be commensurate with qualifications and
experience. |
| Salary: |
Salary will be based on published UC pay scales. |
| Closing Date: |
Review of applications will begin on January 3,
2008 and will continue until positions are filled.
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| To Apply: |
To apply, candidates should refer to position WPSC-UC and send a CV with
names and addresses of references, electronically to
daqsearch@physics.ucsd.edu or by mail to: |
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Professor James Branson
UCSD
9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0319
La Jolla, CA 92093-0319 |
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#4-994-AD in your response.
Posted on
11/19/07. |
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School of
Medicine
The various research divisions at SOM,
coordinate their own recruitments. The following divisions currently have
positions posted in the Professional Research Scientist/Project Scientist series
or in the Specialist series.
Cancer Center
Cellular and
Molecular Medicine
Immunology
Medicine
National Center for
Microscopy and Imaging Research
Neurosciences
Ophthalmology
Psychiatry
Radiology
Reproductive
Medicine
Surgery
| Department: |
School of
Medicine
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Medicine
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| Position Title: |
Assistant Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-814-AD |
| Description: |
The University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine invites
applications from PhD and/or MD backgrounds for a position as Assistant
Project Scientist in the division of Rheumatology, Allergy and Immunology (http://med.ucsd.edu).
The applicant must have an exemplary record of publication and be capable of
both working in collaboration with existing faculty members and establishing
an independent research program, preferably in the area of mucosal
immunology. Candidates should have a strong background in molecular biology
and signaling pathways related to innate and adaptive immunity. Experience
with epithelial cell biology is desirable. |
| Salary: |
Salary will be based on published UC pay scales. |
| Closing Date: |
Review of applications will begin 01/15/07 and will continue until the
position is filled. |
| To Apply: |
To apply send a detailed resume, copies of selected recent publications, and
names and addresses of at least three references to: |
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Dr. Eyal Raz
Department of Medicine 0663
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093-0663 |
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#4-814-AD in your response.
Posted on 12/12/06.
Rev. 12/19/06. |
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| Department: |
School of
Medicine
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Medicine
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| Position Title: |
Assistant, Associate, or Full Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-566-AA |
| Description: |
Assistant/Associate/Full
PROJECT SCIENTIST POSITION available in the Department of Medicine, Division
of Gastroenterology,
http://gastro.ucsd.edu. Candidates must have a Ph.D. in
Physiology, Neuroscience, or closely related field, and have some experience
as a basic scientist. The laboratory is interested in the area of
sensory and motor function of the GI tract from a clinical, physiologic, and
basic perspective. Candidates should be able to develop an independent
research program. Demonstrated productivity in research is required. |
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Rank and series of
appointment commensurate with candidate’s qualifications and experience. |
| Salary: |
Salary based on
established UCSD salary scales. |
| Closing Date: |
August 19, 2005 or
until position is filled
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| To Apply: |
Reply with CV by to: |
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R. K. Mittal, M.D.
Professor of Medicine
UCSD
3350 La Jolla Village Drive (111D)
San Diego, CA 92161
E-mail:
rmittal@ucsd.edu |
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly via the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#4-566 in your response.
Posted on
07/22/05. |
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Department: |
School of
Medicine
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Psychiatry |
| Position
Title: |
Assistant Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-672-AD |
| Description: |
The UCSD Department of Psychiatry announces the availability
of an Assistant Project Scientist position in neuropsychology. This junior
level research position is based at the HIV Neurobehavioral Research Center
(Igor Grant, M.D., Director) and will assist Dr. Grant with the
implementation of studies examining the neurocognitive impairments
associated with HIV infection and methamphetamine abuse. This individual
will be expected to perform statistical analyses, write manuscripts and
develop his/her own program of research. The incumbent will collaborate
closely with investigators in neurology, neuropathology, and imaging, as
well as other neuropsychologists (e.g., Robert Heaton, Ph.D.). Demonstrated
interest/productivity in neuropsychological research is required. Previous
HIV and/or substance abuse research experience is desired, but not
necessary. |
| Salary: |
Salary is based upon University of California pay scales. |
| Closing Date: |
March 31, 2006 |
| To Apply: |
Candidates should send curriculum vitae, letter of interest, and list of
three references to: |
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Igor Grant, M.D.
HIV Neurobehavioral Research Center
150 W. Washington Street, 2nd Floor
San Diego, CA 92103
or e-mail to
igrant@ucsd.edu. |
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Please refer to position
#4-672-AD in your response.
Posted on 02/07/06. |
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| Department: |
School of Medicine -
Radiology
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| Position Title: |
Assistant, Associate, or Full
Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-877-AD |
| Description: |
The Department of Radiology (http://radiology.ucsd.edu)
is seeking a Project Scientist with experience in lipid chemistry and/or
manufacturing of lipid based emulsions, preferably using perfluorocarbon
liquids. GMP and GLP experience is required. The scientist will be part of a
molecular imaging team and will support several investigators utilizing
emulsions and microbubbles with different surface chemistry to allow
labeling or targeting to various tissues and organs. In addition to
manufacturing emulsions and microbubbles, the applicant will be expected to
optimize formulations of emulsions, microbubbles and other novel contrast
agents for specific imaging or therapeutic function. |
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Qualifications required: Ph.D. with extensive experience in emulsion
manufacturing. |
| Salary: |
Salary will be commensurate
with qualifications and experience in accordance with the UC policy. |
| Closing Date: |
All curricula vitae received prior to July 1, 2007 or thereafter until
position is filled will be given full consideration. |
| To Apply: |
Send to: |
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Robert Mattrey, M.D.
Department of Radiology
UCSD Medical Center
200 West Arbor Drive
San Diego, CA 92103-8756
rmattrey@ucsd.edu |
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#4-877-AD in your response.
Posted on
04/25/07. |
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Department: |
School of Medicine -
Radiology
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| Position
Title: |
Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-124-AD |
| Description: |
The Department of Radiology
is seeking a Project Scientist at the Center for Functional Magnetic
Resonance Imaging to manage the Varian 7T small animal imager. The Center
houses four magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems dedicated for research
in humans and animal models. This position will join an active group of
physicists, neuroscientists, and other basic scientists to develop MRI
applications for cardiac, cancer, and neuroscience studies, and actively
participate in planned research activities for the 7T system, working
closely with research groups on the design and implementation of
experiments. This position will have oversight of the daily operations of
the scanner, including the development of pulse sequence and physiological
monitoring systems, communication with the manufacturer on issues related to
scanner performance, and investigator training. |
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Qualifications: Ph.D. degree
or equivalent. Experience with MRI hardware and software required, though
not necessarily with Varian systems. Experience with small animal imaging
and with pulse sequence programming and construction of radiofrequency coils
is preferred. |
| Salary: |
Salary will be commensurate
with qualifications and experience in accordance with the UC policy. |
| Closing Date: |
All curricula vitae received
prior to December 1, 2006 or thereafter until position is filled will be
given full consideration. |
| To Apply: |
Send curricula vitae to: |
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Lawrence R. Frank, Ph.D.
UCSD Center for Functional MRI
9500 Gilman Drive, Mail Code 0677
La Jolla, CA 92093-0677
Phone: (858) 822-0538
Fax: (858) 822-0605
email: lfrank@ucsd.edu |
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Please refer to position
#4-124-AD in your response.
Posted on 10/14/02. Rev 09/08/05. Rev.
08/17/06. |
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| Department: |
School of
Medicine -
Surgery |
| Position Title: |
Assistant, Associate, or Full
Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-801-AD |
| Description: |
An immediate opening is
available for an Assistant/Associate/Project Scientist in the Department of
Surgery (http://surgery.ucsd.edu/default.aspx),
Division of General Surgery. Candidates must have demonstrated experience as
a basic scientist and should be able to develop an independent research
program. Demonstrated productivity in research is required. The laboratory
is interested in the research of inflammatory conditions with the purpose of
identifying genes that contribute to the inflammatory responses in
experimental mouse models with the goal of ultimately providing a basis for
identifying individuals at risk for exaggerated inflammatory conditions.
Level of appointment commensurate with candidate's qualifications and
experience. |
| Salary: |
Salary based on established
UCSD salary scales. |
| Closing Date: |
Closing date is December 1,
2006, or until the position is filled. |
| To Apply: |
Please send CV and personal
statement to: |
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Antonio De Maio, Ph.D.
Professor and Vice Chair for Research
UCSD, Department of Surgery
9500 Gilman Drive, 0739
La Jolla, CA 92039-0739
Phone: (858) 822-6502
Fax: (858) 822-2981 |
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#4-801-AD in your response.
Posted on 10/24/06. |
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Jacobs School of Engineering
The various research divisions at JSOE,
coordinate their own recruitments. The following divisions currently have
positions posted in the Professional Research Scientist/Project Scientist series
or in the Specialist series.
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Department: |
Graduate School of International Relations and
Pacific Studies |
| Position
Title: |
Assistant Project Scientist
(or PGR) |
| Job Number: |
4-197-AA |
| Description: |
The Information Storage
Industry Center (ISIC) at UC San Diego is seeking applicants for a
Postgraduate Researcher or an Assistant Project Scientist position,
depending on qualifications and experience. This is a one-year project, with
possibility of extension, to study the effects of interoperability of
components and systems in the information storage industry. Position will
begin on or after September 1, 2003 and is subject to availability of
funding. ISIC is sponsored by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation (http://www.sloan.org/programs/industry_centers.shtml). |
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Applicants should have a
recent Ph.D. in economics or management with training and research in
industry analysis or impact of technology. Research can be based on a
mixture of methodologies, including case studies, econometric models,
historical surveys, and modeling. Requirements include skills in data
collection from highly unstructured sources, including interviewing
executives and ability to develop relevant frameworks and models. |
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Web page with more details is
at
http://isic.ucsd.edu/Recruitment/PGR.shtml. Information on ISIC
available at
http://isic.ucsd.edu. Informal inquiries (not applications) may
be sent to
isic@ucsd.edu. |
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Postdoctoral Opportunities -
IR/PS
http://ogs.ucsd.edu/postdocs/opportunities/searchlistings.htm |
| Salary: |
Salary and appointment level
is dependent on experience and research record and based on University of
California pay scales. |
| Closing Date: |
Review of applications will
begin 7/15/05 and will continue until position is filled. |
| To Apply: |
Please send vita, reference
names and addresses, papers, and relevant materials to: |
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ISIC Recruitment Committee,
IR/PS (0519)
UCSD
9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0519
La Jolla, CA 92093-0519. |
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Please refer to position
#4-197-AA in your response.
Posted on 06/04/03. Rev 09/08/05. |
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Scripps
Institution of Oceanography
The various research divisions at SIO,
coordinate their own recruitments. The following divisions currently have
positions posted in the Professional Research Scientist/Project Scientist series
or in the Specialist series.
Marine Life Research
Group
Marine Physical
Laboratory
Physical Oceanography
| Department: |
Scripps
Institution of Oceanography -
Center for Atmospheric Sciences |
| Position Title: |
Associate or Full Specialist |
| Job Number: |
5-018-AD |
| Description: |
Applications are solicited for an Associate/Full
Specialist position at the Center for Clouds, Chemistry and Climate of the
Division of Climate, Atmospheric Science (http://www-cirrus.ucsd.edu/),
), and Physical Oceanography (http://pord.ucsd.edu/)
at SlO. Potential candidates should have a Ph.D, or equivalent, in
atmospheric science or a related discipline. A minimum of four years of
experience are required after the Ph.D. in experimental research in one or
more of the following areas: atmospheric radiation, cloud physics, aerosol
physics, aerosol chemistry, cloud-aerosol physics and chemistry. Experience
can be demonstrated via publication records and experience in field
experiments and instrument development. Everything being equal, skills and
demonstrated experience in developing lightweight aircraft instruments and
their successful deployment on autonomous unmanned aircraft systems (UASs)
are highly desirable.
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The successful candidate will help in the development of miniaturized
instruments for UASs and to support programs in aerosol climatic impacts. Other
duties include help in operations of surface climate observatories in remote
locations, data analyses, and proposal development. The initial appointment is
for two years, and is renewable depending on performance and the continued
availability of funds.
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Please reference position number 5-018-AD on all
correspondence.
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| Salary: |
Salaries offered will be commensurate with experience and
according to current University of California's salary scales.
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| Closing Date: |
Applications received before February 11, 2008 will get
full consideration, and the position will remain open until filled.
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| To Apply: |
Please send a letter of application including vitae,
publication records and three names of references to:
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Specialist Committee Division of Climate,
Atmospheric Science and Physical Oceanography
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California, San Diego, Mail Code 0239
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093-0239
Email address:
hnguyen@ucsd.edu
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#5-018-AD in your response.
Posted on 01/14/08. |
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| Department: |
Scripps
Institution of Oceanography -
Center for Atmospheric Sciences |
| Position Title: |
Assistant Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
5-017-AD |
| Description: |
Organic Aerosol Measurements at Polar and Marine Field
campaigns
Applications are solicited for an Assistant Project Scientist position at
the Center for Atmospheric Sciences (CAS). Potential candidates should have
a Ph.D. in atmospheric chemistry or a related discipline. A minimum of two
years experience are required after the Ph.D. in experimental research in
one or more of the following areas: aerosol chemistry, infrared
spectroscopy, aerosol mass spectrometry, organic chemistry, cloud-aerosol
physics and chemistry. Experience can be demonstrated via publication
records and experience ill field experiments and instrument development.
Everything being equal, skills and demonstrated experience in measuring
organic particle composition and interpreting results of shipboard,
airborne, and other field measurements are desirable.
The successful candidate will help in the collection and interpretation of
aerosol composition measurements using infrared spectrometry and aerosol
mass spectrometry. Other duties include help in operation of instrumentation
in the lab and at field locations, data analyses, and proposal development.
The initial appointment is for two years, and is renewable depending on
performance and the continued availability of funds. The anticipated start
date is Spring, 2008.
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| Salary: |
Salaries offered will be commensurate with experience and
according to current University of California salary scales.
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| Closing Date: |
Applications received before February 04, 2009 will get
full consideration, and the position will remain open until filled.
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| To Apply: |
Please send as a single .pdf file a curriculum vitae, statement of research
interests, your thesis abstract, immigration status, publications, and the
names, addresses, and e-mail addresses of three professional references to:
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Project Scientist Committee
c/o Andrea Fincham
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 0221
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla CA, 92093-0239
(email:
afincham@ucsd.edu)
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#5-017-AD in your response.
Posted on 01/14/08. |
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| Department: |
Scripps
Institution of Oceanography -
Center for Atmospheric Sciences |
| Position Title: |
Assistant Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-696-AD |
| Description: |
Applications are solicited for an Assistant
Project Scientist position at the Center for Atmospheric Sciences (CAS)
(http://cas,ucsd.edu). Potential candidates should have a Ph.D. in
atmospheric science or a related discipline. A minimum of 2 years experience
are required after the Ph.D. in experimental research in one or more of the
following areas: atmospheric radiation, cloud physics, aerosol physics,
aerosol chemistry, cloud-aerosol physics and chemistry. Experience can be
demonstrated via publication records and experience in field experiments and
instrument development. Everything being equal, skills and demonstrated
experience in developing lightweight aircraft instruments and their
successful deployment in autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) are
highly desirable. |
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The successful candidate will help in the
development of miniaturized instruments for UAVs to support programs in
aerosol climatic impacts. Other duties include help in operations of surface
climate observatories in remote locations, data analyses, and proposal
development. The initial appointment is for two years, and is renewable
depending on performance and the continued availability of funds. |
| Salary: |
Applications received before May 1, 2006 will
get full consideration, and the position will remain open until filled.
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| Closing Date: |
Salaries offered will be commensurate with
experience and according to current University of California salary scales. |
| To Apply: |
Please send a letter of application including curriculum vitae, publication
records and three names of references to: |
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Project Scientist Committee
Center for Atmospheric Sciences
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 0239
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla CA, 92093-0239
(email:
vbaltacook@ucsd.edu) |
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#4-698-AD in your response.
Posted on 03/29/06. |
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Department: |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography -
Center for Atmospheric Sciences |
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Position Title: |
Specialist |
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Job Number: |
4-505-AA
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Description: |
The Center for
Atmospheric Sciences at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) at the
University of California, San Diego (UCSD) invites applications to an
opening in its Project Atmospheric Brown Clouds (ABC). The position will be
in the Specialist Series of the UC academic personnel system, starting
salaries will be within the UC academic salary schedule and commensurate
with experience. Initial appointment will be for 2 years, subsequent
reappointments subject to performance and availability of funds. |
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Interested applicants
are expected to have PhD in atmospheric sciences or environment engineering
or related fields with at least 4 years experience in aerosol instrument
development and surface and airborne deployment in international field
experiments. |
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The incumbent will
report to the Project's principal investigator and project manager. Duties
will be emphasized on the science administration and less on the research,
data analysis and publication. Duties include to organize and operate the
observation program including: selection, acquisition, development,
modification, installation and operation of aerosol and cloud instruments
including those for aircraft. Organize the regional capacity building and
training for Asian countries participating in the ABC program. Actively
participate and at times take lead in writing reports and proposals and
submission to national and international funding agencies. Extensive
foreign travels to remote locations in Asia will be expected. |
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The successful
candidate will be expected to possess: excellent instrumentation and
engineering experience and skills; demonstrated computing skills in setting
up and maintain data archiving, retrieval and transfer over the internet;
demonstrated leadership quality and ability in communicating, working and
interacting with US and international scientists, students and technicians
to successfully carry out the assignments and contribute positively to the
progress and growth of Project ABC. |
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Salary: |
Appointment rank and compensation will be commensurate with background and
experience and based on published UC salary scales. |
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Closing Date: |
Position will be open
until filled. Applications received by March 01, 2005 will receive early
and full attention of the selection committee. |
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Apply: |
Interested? Please
send application letter, updated resume and contact information of 5
referees to: |
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Professor
V. Ramanathan,
Center for Atmospheric Sciences
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Mail Code 0221
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive,
La Jolla, CA 92093-0221
also send a copy of the application package via email to H.V. Nguyen
hung@fiji.ucsd.edu |
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Please refer
to position #4-505-AA in your response.
Posted 02/14/05. |
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| Department: |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography -
Geosciences Research Division |
| Position Title: |
Assistant Project Scientist (or possibly Postgraduate
Researcher) |
| Job Number: |
5-040-AD |
| Description: |
Global
Atmospheric Chemistry Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD
Applications
are solicited for a Postgraduate Researcher or Assistant Project Scientist
position with the Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment (AGAGE)
program (http://agage.eas.gatech.edu/),an
international long-term study of trace gases that are active in global
warming and ozone depletion, with experimental headquarters at Scripps (http://scripps.llcsd.edu/).
Potential candidates should have a PhD in atmospheric chemistry or a related
field, with a strong background in experimental instrumentation and methods.
The level of appointment will be commensurate with experience and
professional standing, including publication record.
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Expertise in
gas chromatography/mass spectrometry and in computer data processing, with a
strong emphasis on precise and meticulous work, is especially desirable. The
successful candidate will work in all aspects of the AGAGE program including
laboratory and field work and data interpretation. The initial appointment
will be for two years and may be renewed. Appointees may act as principal or
co-principal investigator by exception. |
| Salary: |
Salary will
be according to University of California salary scales. |
| Closing Date: |
Applications
received before April 15, 2008 will receive full consideration, and the
position will remain open until filled. |
| To Apply: |
Please send
a letter of application, curriculum
vitae, publication record, the names, addresses, and e-mail addresses
of three potential references, and citizenship or US immigration status to: |
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Professor Ray Weiss
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 0244
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, California 92093-0244 USA
E-mail:
rfweiss@ucsd.edu
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#5-040-AD in your response.
Posted on 03/24/08. |
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| Department: |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography -
Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP) |
| Position Title: |
Assistant, Associate, or Full Project Scientist |
| Job Number: |
4-671-AD |
| Description: |
The Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP) at
Scripps Institution of
Oceanography has an opening for a Project Scientist to work on a multi-year
project to develop an Integrated Real-time GPS/Seismic System, as part of
natural hazards research at the institution. The system will collect and
analyze GPS and seismic data for the purpose of estimating and disseminating
real-time positions and total displacements (dynamic, as well as static)
during all phases of the seismic cycle, from fractions of seconds to years.
Besides its intrinsic scientific use as an enhanced displacement meter
(transducer), the GPS/Seismic System will be applicable to assessing seismic
risk, disaster management, and structural monitoring. Furthermore, the
GPS/Seismic System will become an integral part of California's spatial
reference system, which is complicated by tectonic motion, seismic
displacements, and land subsidence. This is a classic application project to
parlay research and development in geodesy, seismology, and information
sciences to the realization of economic and societal benefits, by providing
tools for solving real-world problems. |
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Applicants should have a Ph.D. or equivalent in physics,
filtering/estimation,
seismology/geodesy and/or inertial navigation systems. Strong computer and
programming skills are required, and experience in real-time systems is
desirable. The candidate will work with two PI's, other scientists at IGPP,
and a professional staff of engineers, programmers and information
technologists. |
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Project Scientist is normally not a career position, but may
be renewed contingent on
performance and continuation of project funding. Appointment will be
considered at the assistant, associate or full levels. Appointees may act as
Principal Investigator or co-Principal Investigator only by exception. This
position is funded extramurally. |
| Salary: |
Rank and salary commensurate with qualifications and
experience and based on the UC salary scales. |
| Closing Date: |
Applications received by April, 2006 will receive full
consideration. |
| To Apply: |
Please send statement of research interests, curriculum
vitae, selected reprints, names and addresses of 3 references, and
immigration status to: |
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GPS/Seismic Search Committee, c/o Maria Turingan
IGPP -0225
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093-0225 |
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For
questions regarding recruitment status or other inquiries, please contact
the recruiting department directly using the information above. |
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Please refer to position
#4-671-AD in your response.
Posted on 02/01/06. |
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