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The City University of
New York is seeking a dynamic and innovative scientist with demonstrated
leadership abilities and accomplishments to serve as Director of the CUNY
Photonics Initiative. The Director will become a member of the City College
(CCNY) professoriate and will also be director of photonics in the CUNY
Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC).
The Photonics Initiative,
anchored at CCNY, comprises more than 30 faculty members from across the CUNY
campuses, and more than 100 research staff members and students. Its more
than $4-million annual research budget receives federal funding form DOD,
NASA, NIH, NOAA and NSF and sponsorship from major corporations, including
Corning, IBM Lockheed-Martin, Northrup-Grumman and Quantronix.
The ASRC, a research hub,
will provide laboratory space and core facilities for CUNY scientist with the
goal of fostering interdisciplinary research within an integrated university
setting in the areas of Structural Biology/Macromolecular Assemblies;
Photonics; Nanotechnology; Biosensing/Remote
sending and Neuroscience. Construction of the new research facility to house
the Center is underway on CCNY’s south campus. The
successful candidate will be expected to teach and mentor undergraduate and
graduate students and serve on college committees. The Director of Photonics
will play a pivotal role in establishing core facilities for CUNY’s photonics
faculty, identifying diverse funding opportunities for collaborative efforts
among the facility’s users and recruiting new faculty members.
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Must possess a PhD and a
record of exceptional intellectual and educational achievement and
established reputation for excellence in teaching and scholarship in his/her
discipline. The successful candidate must have an outstanding research and
management record, leadership and communication skills, scientific
prominence, a thorough knowledge of federal and industrial research support
opportunities and a capacity to project a strong public image for the CUNY
Photonics Initiative, both nationally and internationally. The candidate must
have a desire and ability to encourage and foster collaboration among
scientists and to identify promising new areas for research applications in
the area of photonics.
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