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supplemental explanation:Hiring is scheduled for April 1, 2026. However, early appointment after selection is possible (as regular staff) to engage in advisory and preparatory work for the new faculty
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, infrastructure maintenance and management (especially, infrastructure maintenance and management), development of data processing methods (various algorithms, DB, etc.), web system development and programming
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, summer vacation, and annual paid leave. However, schedules may be temporarily adjusted depending on the school calendar. Overtime and other explanations:This position operates under a discretionary labor
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explanation:As soon as possible thereafter (after notification of adoption, we will adjust the schedule and confirm with each other to decide.). Where to apply Website https://jrecin.jst.go.jp/seek/SeekJorDetail
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the schedule and confirm with each other to decide.). Where to apply Website https://jrecin.jst.go.jp/seek/SeekJorDetail?fn=0&ln=1&id=D125080824&ln_jor=1 Requirements Additional Information Benefits
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activities, and conducting final assessments. Course Format: •14-week semesters •Each class is 100 minutes Teaching Schedule: •Monday: Periods 2, 3 & 4 (1st and 2nd-year, full-year) •Tuesday: Periods 4 & 5
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from the Totsuka campus. Please note that classes are scheduled to be held in person, not online, so there is no point applying if you will be living outside the Kanto district of Japan during the
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after hiring) (1)Duties related to research in ＜Field of specialization＞. (2)Duties related to teaching the scheduled courses and supervising graduate students (Program of Mathematical and Life Sciences
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facilities SPring-8/SACLA scheduled for upgrade to develop fundamental technologies for X-ray science and promote the joint usage/research programs. The candidate is also expected to actively advance both
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from the Totsuka campus. Please note that classes are scheduled to be held in person, not online, so there is no point applying if you will be living outside the Kanto district of Japan during the