The Advanced Crystal Engineering Research Laboratory at the Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University, is recruiting for the following position.

Position

Job Description

• Conduct research on the development of crystalline materials and crystal growth technologies, or on practical applications of crystalline materials.
• Contribute to industry-academia collaboration with partner companies and startups originating from the laboratory, with a commitment to social implementation.
• Collaborate with other staff members on matters related to laboratory operations, including health and safety management and providing guidance to students.

For further details, including how to apply, please see here.

Qualifications

Applicants must hold a PhD or be expected to obtain one before the start of employment. Candidates with experience in international collaborative research or co-authoring papers with international collaborators are preferred.

How to Apply

Applicants may submit the following documents either online or by mail:

1. Curriculum Vitae with photo
2. List of achievements and activities, including original papers, conference proceedings, books, review articles, presentations at domestic and international conferences, patents, competitive grants received, and other relevant achievements
3. Summary of research achievements, approximately 2,000 words
4. Names and contact information of two referees
5. Any other documents or information of special note

Online Submission

The subject line of the email should be "Application for Associate Professor Position."
*A confirmation email will be sent upon receipt of the application documents. If you do not receive a confirmation email within a few days, please contact Institute for Materials Research by email.

Submission by Mail

Please send the application documents by registered mail. The envelope should be marked in red with "Application for Associate Professor Position."

About the Institute

The Institute for Materials Research (IMR) is dedicated to advancing the fundamental principles of materials science and engineering and to applying these principles to the development of practical materials. Through these efforts, IMR aims to contribute to the creation of diverse societal infrastructures from the standpoint of materials innovation. Among its key areas of focus, the development of functional materials using metallic and inorganic materials has long played a central role in driving societal innovation, and continued research in this area remains essential.