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responsibility for education in this field at Aalto University. Within the Aalto University tenure track system, the evaluation of Assistant Professors is based on demonstrated merits and potential. Your
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, Associate, or Full Professor, Chemistries and Processes for Sustainable Microelectronics The call is open for Assistant, Associate and Full Professor levels of the Aalto University tenure track system
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Mechanical Engineering is a community of around 300 staff members – including 30 tenure track professors – assembled to research, teach, create, and develop solutions for society’s needs. Key research areas
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applications for the position of Assistant Professor in Metallic Engineering Materials (tenure track) The Department of Energy and Mechanical Engineering is a community of around 300 staff members – including
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filled at any level of the Aalto tenure track system (assistant, associate or full professor). The position is full-time and, depending on the positioning on the tenure track, either on fixed or permanent
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phenomena. Triboelectric charging first observed in ancient Greece more than 2000 years ago, where rubbing materials such as amber was found to attract light objects. However, the mechanisms of tribocharging
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering at Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering invites applications for a tenure-track
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belongs to our tenure track system and will be filled to either assistant or associate professor level. Getting tenure and advancement on the Aalto tenure track are based on the principle of equal
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of Engineering invites applications for Assistant or Associate Professor, Resilience of Energy Systems (tenure track) The Department of Energy and Mechanical Engineering is a community of around 300 staff members
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machine drives or power electronics is a plus. We value candidates who are collaborative team players, intellectually curious, and open to exploring new research directions. A track record of publications