Power Identity:

Riceu Office of College Development-ASSIS3 (#30506)

Stop title:

Assistant Professor in theoretical chemistry

Type of position:

Faculty members in the field of possession

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Appl deadline:

Nothing (Publishing 2025/09/05)

Power Description:

Description

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the Department of Chemistry at Rice University in Houston, Texas Looking for applicants to obtain a date to settle the duration at the level of an auxiliary professor with an expected start date on July 1, 2026. We are looking for faculty members who will develop a dynamic and innovative research program in the basic sciences and who will excel in teaching at the levels of graduate and university studies, with the adoption of the Rice Various community and the culture of excellence.

We welcome applicants with experience in Theoretical chemistryIncluding, but not limited to statistical mechanics applications, biological physical chemistry, molecular dynamics, biological physics, modeling materials and complex systems. Candidates must complete their request through Interfolio, the recruitment system for the University of Rice. Their research program is also expected to complete the current experimental power of the administration. A doctorate degree in chemical sciences or closely relevant fields is required.

In addition to the application, the following items must be downloaded:

1. Cover message

2. CVs of the curricula

3. List of publications

4. The search plan (up to 6 pages)

5. Explain educational interests (up to two pages)

Candidates must start requests for at least 3 letters of recommendation during the application through Interfolio.

Candidates are encouraged to apply before September 20, 2025To receive full consideration. Questions can be asked to Professor Anatoli Colomicki (Tolya@rice.edu).

Rice University is a first -class research institution located in Houston, Texas, and is the fourth largest and most diverse in the United States. We encourage all qualified individuals to apply, including those who belong to groups that have been represented historically an imperfect representative in academic circles. The Chemistry Department seeks to maintain a fair and comprehensive academic environment for all our members.