Lead Professor: High-Field Infrared/THz Science

Radboud University; Nijmegen; On-site; EUR 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Indefinite contract (Full Professor) /

18-month term (Associate Professor)

8% holiday allowance

8.3% end-of-year bonus

Dual Career Coaching

Extra annual leave days: 30 or 41

Job summary

Radboud University invites applications for an Associate or Full Professor position at HFML-FELIX to establish a new research line at the frontier of high magnetic fields and intense infrared/THz radiation. You will build and lead a research group, secure external funding, and collaborate with national and international user networks.

We seek an internationally recognized scientist with leadership experience, a strong track record in spectroscopy or condensed matter, and a commitment to teaching

Qualifications

• PhD in biochemistry or physics is required.
• internationally recognized researcher with leadership potential.
• Experience in securing external funding for research.
• Ability to supervise undergraduates, PhD candidates and postdocs.

Responsibilities

• Set up a new research line at the interface of high DC magnetic fields and intense IR/THz radiation.
• Lead an independent, internationally competitive research program.
• Acquire external funding and manage a research team.
• Collaborate with HFML-FELIX, national and international user groups and teaching activities.

Skills

Leadership

Grant funding

IR/THz spectroscopy

Magnetic fields

Teaching

Education

PhD in biochemistry or physics

Tools

Magnetometry equipment

Job description

Radboud University invites applications for an Associate or Full Professor position at HFML-FELIX to establish a new research line at the frontier of high magnetic fields and intense infrared/THz radiation. You will build and lead a research group, secure external funding, and collaborate with national and international user networks.

We seek an internationally recognized scientist with leadership experience, a strong track record in spectroscopy or condensed matter, and a commitment to teaching