A commitment to a vigorous and internationally recognized research program, and the ability to teach biochemistry at both the graduate and undergraduate levels, are essential. Applications deadline is by November 1, 1998. We initiated our B.S. only a couple of years ago with our first B.S. students slated to graduate in the year 2000. Thus we have an unusual opportunity at this time for individuals who desire to lead the expansion of our educational and research programs. These funds along with the enthusiastic support of the School of Engineering will allow us considerable flexibility in the growth of our activities.
All ranks are open.
The University of Kentucky is an equal opportunity employer and especially invites and encourages applications from women and underrepresented minorities. Applications should be received by July 1, 1998. The project involves organometallic and coordination chemistry and catalysis and is appropriate for candidates whose background and training are in either organic or inorganic chemistry. The ideal candidate will be strongly motivated and demonstrate excellent leadership ability. The position is available starting in the early fall, but the strength of the candidate is a far more important criterion than the start date.