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of Public Health (http://sph.bu.edu/bio). Street, Boston, MA 02115; biostatistics. n Research Scientists, Biostatistics.
NITIE
Fellows will work on collaborative and
job-search@jimmy.harvard.edu. Dana- Collaborate in cancer clinical trials with
T
u
methodological research with biostatis- Farber Cancer Institute is an AA/EOE. an emphasis on laboratory correlative sci-
tics faculty and clinicians from various ence, the analysis and reporting of inter-
OPPOR
disciplines, including investigators on the
n The Department of Biostatistics,
national breast cancer studies, and studies
Framingham Heart Study. PhD in bio-
Harvard School of Public Health, is seek-
in pain and symptom management.
statistics, statistics, or equivalent degree
ing candidates for tenure-track faculty
Required: PhD in biostatistics/statistics,
required. Email CV, letter of intent
positions in biostatistics. The successful
1–2 years experience, exceptional skills in
including career and research goals,
candidates are expected to teach, con-
data analysis and SAS/S/R, and excellent
OFESSIONAL
duct research, hold a doctoral degree
PR
and three letters of recommendation to written and oral communication skills.
chary@bu.edu.
sph.bu.edu/bio. Boston
with research interests in environmental
Email CV and names of three references
University is an EOE.
health or HIV. See www.biostat.harvard.
to Research Scientist Job Search,
edu/people/jobs.html for more informa-
biostatistics.job-search@jimmy.harvard.edu
n MS Biostatistician. Collaborate with tion. HSPH is committed to increasing
EOE.
medical and scientific researchers in representation of women and minority
design, analysis, and publication of can- members among its faculty and particu-
cer clinical trials and related research. larly encourages applications form such Missouri
Requirements: strong background candidates.
www.biostat.harvard.edu/
n Tenure-track position in the
in statistical principles, data analysis, people/jobs.html. HSPH is committed to
Department of Mathematics &
computing (especially SAS and R), increasing representation of women and
Statistics, beginning fall 2010. Strong
communication skills, and 1–2 years of minority members among its faculty and
research and teaching potential, applied
experience. Send CV, names of three ref- particularly encourages applications from
interests, and PhD in statistics by
erences to MS Biostatistician Job Search, such candidates.
8/15/2010 required. Details at http://
Biostatistics & Computational Biology,
math.mst.edu/department/employment.
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, 44 Binney
html. Submit research plan, teaching
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
Assistant Professor Positions
The Department of Statistics at the University of South Carolina
invites applications for three tenure-track assistant professor
MIT
positions. Applicants must show strong potential for excellence MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
in research and instruction. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
The department currently consists of ten tenure-track faculty and three full time
instructors. We encourage applications in any specialty area of statistics which will The Mathematics Department at MIT is seeking to fill
enhance or complement our current expertise (see
www.stat.sc.edu/research/). In-
positions in Statistics or Applied Probability at the level
dividuals having a PhD in statistics with research focus in econometrics / actuarial
of Instructor, Assistant Professor or higher beginning
September 2010. Appointments are based primarily on
science or in areas applicable to the University’s research initiatives in bioinformat-
exceptional research qualifications. Appointees will be
ics or nanotechnology are also encouraged to apply. expected to fulfill teaching duties and pursue their own
research program. PhD required by employment start
Appointments will commence August 2010. Review of applications will begin Dec. 1, date.
2009. Curriculum vita, at least three letters of reference, and a copy of graduate tran-
scripts are required. If applying by conventional mail, materials should be sent to
We request that applications and other materials, including
(a) curriculum vitae, (b) research description, and (c)
Faculty Search Committee
three letters of recommendation be submitted online at
www.mathjobs.org. Applications should be complete by
c/o Ms. Tina Ormenisan, Department of Statistics,University of South Carolina
December 1, 2009 to receive full consideration. We will
Columbia, SC 29208, USA also accept recommendations sent as PDF attachments to
hiring@math.mit.edu, or as paper copies mailed to:
Applications may also be sent electronically using email address ormenisan@stat.
sc.edu with a subject heading “Faculty Application”. Inquiries about these positions
Mathematics Search Committee, Room 2-345,
should be sent to Professor Edsel A. Peña, Chair of the Faculty Search Committee,
Department of Mathematics, MIT, 77 Massachusetts Ave.,
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307.
using the e-mail address
pena@stat.sc.edu.
Please do not mail or e-mail duplicates of items already
The University of South Carolina is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. Women and minorities are encouraged to
submitted via mathjobs.
apply. The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in educational or employment opportunities or decisions for qualified
persons on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation or veteran status.
MIT is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer.
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