Assistant Professor in Radiochemistry/Nuclear Forensics - Tenure Track | Department of Chemistry (Pullman, WA)
Core
Tenure-track faculty role developing externally funded research in radiochemistry and nuclear forensics while teaching undergraduate and graduate chemistry courses.
Role type
Assistant Professor (Tenure Track)
Builds
Research programs in radiochemistry/nuclear forensics; undergraduate and graduate chemistry curricula
Domain
Chemistry, Nuclear Science, National Security
Required skills
Radiochemistry, Nuclear forensics, Actinide chemistry, Radioanalytical chemistry, Isotope science, Nuclear safeguards, Graduate teaching, Research grant acquisition
Preferred skills
f-block element chemistry, Radiochemical separations, Environmental radiochemistry, Nuclear nonproliferation, Experience with radioactive materials, National lab experience
Technologies
None explicitly listed
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain an innovative, externally funded research program; Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in chemistry; Mentor graduate students and postdoctoral researchers; Participate in departmental and professional service activities
Seniority
Assistant Professor (Tenure Track)