Associate
Professor in Technical Audiology and Physiological Acoustics
The
Department of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark
(DTU) offers a position as associate professor within the area of technical
audiology and physiological acoustics. Research and education are integrated in
the activities of the internationally recognised Centre for Applied Hearing
Research (CAHR). The vacant position is to be filled as soon as possible.
Candidates must be able to demonstrate a solid scientific knowledge and
research experience in at least one, and some experience in another of the
following areas:
- Objective measures of
auditory function (e.g., otoacoustic emissions, auditory evoked
potentials, functional imaging).
- Development of
computational/analytical models of human auditory signal processing.
- Neural correlates of auditory
perception in humans.
- Advanced analysis
techniques and digital signal processing for biological systems, (e.g.,
system identification, dipole source analysis, principal component
analysis).
- Novel concepts of hearing
evaluation, audiological diagnostics and hearing-aid signal processing.
The
successful candidate shall participate in both fundamental and advanced-level
education of students in cooperation with the other scientific staff, and the
candidate must contribute actively to the theoretical and experimental research
within the Department.
Candidates
should have a master’s degree in engineering, or equivalent, and academic
qualifications equivalent to those obtained by holding an assistant
professorship.
In
the assessment of the candidates consideration will be given to:
- scientific production and
research potential
- proven ability to teach
- the ability to promote and
utilize research results
- experience in attracting and
securing research funding
- an all-round experience basis,
preferably international experience
- the ability to contribute to
development of the department’s internal and external cooperation
Salary
and appointment terms
The salary
and appointment terms are negotiated in accordance with the current collective
agreement for Danish University faculty members. Date to take office: 1 August
2009
Further
information
Further
information may be obtained from Torsten Dau, head of the Centre for Applied
Hearing Research, DTU-Elektro, phone +45 4525 3936 or tda@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
Application
Applications,
which should be submitted in English, must include a list of publications
indicating scientific highlights and documentation for participation on teacher
training course. Teaching materials and research publications to be considered
in the assessment must be enclosed as well.
We
must have your online application by 15 May 2009. Apply online at
www.dtu.dk/vacancy - please open the link
"apply for this job online" and complete
the form and attach your application, CV and the abovementioned
documents.
All interested candidates irrespective of age,
gender, race, religion or ethnic background are requested to apply.
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Torsten Dau |
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Professor, Head of Centre |
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Centre for Applied Hearing Research DTU Elektro - Hearing Systems Group |
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Technical University of Denmark |
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Department of Electrical Engineering |
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Ørsteds Plads, Bygning 352 |
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Building 352 |
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2800 Lyngby |
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Direct +45 4525 3936 |
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