Dear Audiology Colleagues:
I’m writing to ask your help in a faculty search we have at UTDallas. As a former Dept. Head of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at Univ. Colorado – Boulder (presently at Univ. of Texas at Dallas), I know
the difficulty in identifying experienced faculty candidates that bridge hearing sciences and signal processing/engineering for cochlear implants and hearing aids.
The University of Texas at Dallas has an open search for a faculty position at ALL RANKS, with a specialty in the field of
cochlear implants and hearing aids (this is in the Dept. of Electrical Engineering). We are looking for someone with interests in signal processing/speech enhancement as applied to areas of Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids.
The Department has a very active Center for Robust Speech Systems (CRSS), and the position would include extensive collaborations with speech & hearing faculty and students in our School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences as well as the Callier Center here at
UTDallas.
If you, or someone you know, might have an interest, I would appreciate you sharing this information with them – and/or contacting us here at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Below is the link to the job posting.
Many thanks!
John Hansen (John.Hansen@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
http://provost.utdallas.edu/facultyjobs/welcome/jobdetail/pcv121113
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John H.L. Hansen
Associate Dean for Research, Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science
Distinguished University Chair in Telecommunications Engineering
Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Erik Jonsson School
Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences (Speech and Hearing)
Center for Robust Speech Systems, Coordinator
IEEE Fellow, ISCA Fellow, IEEE SLTC Chair
The University of Texas at Dallas
Electrical Engineering, EC33 P.O. Box 830688
800 W Campbell Road, Richardson, TX 75080-3021 U.S.A.
Phone: 972-883-2910 FAX: 972-883-2710
email: John.Hansen@xxxxxxxxxxxx
web: http://crss.utdallas.edu