Alán Aspuru-Guzik | Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Harvard University | 12 Oxford Street, Room M113 | Cambridge, MA 02138
(617)-384-8188 |
http://aspuru.chem.harvard.edu |
http://about.me/aspuru
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From: Edward Sargent <ted.sargent(a)utoronto.ca>
Date: Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 12:50 PM
Subject: FW: Three positions at the University of Toronto - Nanomaterials
for energy
To: Alan Aspuru-Guzik <alan(a)aspuru.com>
Hi Alan,
I hope this note finds you well!
I'd welcome you sharing the job ads below with your colleagues and/or your
team.
Warm wishes,
Ted
The group of Ted Sargent
http://www.light.utoronto.ca at the University of
Toronto is hiring in three positions below.****
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Each will involve interdisciplinary research that applies advances in
nanomaterials to challenges in energy harvesting, energy, conservation, or
environmental remediation.****
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1. Post-doctoral Fellow****
2. Research Associate****
3. Director of Research, Development, and Commercialization****
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1. Post-doctoral fellow****
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The incumbent will lead a research project in an area such as:****
- colloidal quantum dot – perovskite tandem photovoltaics;****
- active optoelectronic devices for light sensing and emission based on
atomic layer deposited quantum-confined materials;****
- solar photocatalytic remediation of organic contaminants;****
- high-power digital projection systems enabled by high-brightness, robust,
color-controled light-emitters.****
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The incumbent will bring proven expertise in at least one of:****
- materials chemistry;****
- applied physics including optoelectronics, solid-state electronics,
photonics;****
- optoelectronic device engineering, including photonic and/or plasmonic
modeling, design, characterization, and analysis;****
- analytical and/or physical chemistry.****
…and a proven ability to collaborate across these or related disciplines.***
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*The principal goal will be first-authored publications in high-impact
journals; accompanied with an expectation that the incumbent will devote a
fraction of time to mentoring graduate students in the group. The
fellowship is intended to further the candidate's goal of a tenure-stream
position in academia**. *Candidates are expected to bring proven leadership
in motivating and managing small teams; evidence of excellent
organizational and time-management skills; excellent communication skills,
including the capacity to offer thoughtful and clear technical guidance on
research projects; and clear and efficient writing.****
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2. Research Associate****
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The incumbent will lead at least one research project in an area such as:***
*
- colloidal quantum dot / perovskite photovoltaics;****
- active optoelectronic devices for light sensing and emission based on
atomic layer deposited quantum-confined materials;****
- solar photocatalytic remediation of organic contaminants;****
- high-power digital projection systems enabled by high-brightness, robust,
color-controled light-emitters.****
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The incumbent will bring proven expertise in at least one of:****
- materials chemistry;****
- applied physics including optoelectronics, solid-state electronics,
photonics;****
- optoelectronic device engineering, including photonic and/or plasmonic
modeling, design, characterization, and analysis;****
- analytical and/or physical chemistry.****
…and a proven ability to collaborate across these or related disciplines.***
*
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*The incumbent will produce publications in high-impact journals; and will
devote a significant fraction of time to mentoring graduate students in the
group. *Candidates are expected to bring proven leadership in motivating
and managing small teams; evidence of excellent organizational and
time-management skills; excellent communication skills, including the
capacity to offer thoughtful and clear technical guidance on research
projects; and clear and efficient writing.****
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3. Director of Research, Development, and Commercialization****
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Faculty/Department: Faculty of Pharmacy and Edward S. Rogers Department of
Electrical and Computer Engineering****
Campus: St. George (downtown Toronto)****
Closing date: July 3, 2013****
Type of Appointment: Senior Research Associate****
Source of Funding: Multiple Canadian and International grants and contracts.
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Job Description:****
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The Director of Research, Development and Commercialization will enable and
advance research conducted in the laboratories of Shana Kelley and Ted
Sargent at University of Toronto. Technologies spanning a variety of
nanotechnology-based platforms are included in this portfolio, requiring
versatility and interdisciplinarity in potential applicants. ****
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The incumbent will drive development, fundraising and stewardship in
support of research and also precommercialization activities. Partners
include government agencies, companies, foundations, individuals, and
investors. Financial management of resources and reporting to sponsors
will also be integral to this role. This position will also involve
intellectual property disclosures and patents, collaborations with academic
and industrial groups, and the pursuit of opportunities for the
technologies developed in both groups.****
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Successful applicants will have a degree in an area of science or
engineering, and a postgraduate degree in science, engineering, or
business. Prior experience in industry, tech transfer, and/or applied
academic research is desirable. Strong leadership skills and project
management experience is also desired. Competitive compensation will be
offered. ****
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Applications should be sent to shana.kelley(a)utoronto.ca and
ted.sargent(a)utoronto.ca.****
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*The University of Toronto is strongly committed to diversity within its
community and especially welcomes applications from visible minority group
members, women, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, members of
sexual minority groups, and others who may contribute to the further
diversification of ideas.*
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