Lectureship at SARC, Queen's University Belfast

[Trevor Agus <t.agus@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dear list,

Queen's University Belfast has advertised a lectureship ear-marked for a 
researcher in audio-related engineering/computation/science. For full 
details, follow links from 
http://www.sarc.qub.ac.uk/sites/sarc/News/Title,566198,en.html
Please pass this on to post-docs and lecturers researching in any 
technical aspect of sound.

The Sonic Arts Research Centre is part of the School of Creative Arts 
and researches both artistic and technical aspects of working with 
sound. The custom-built facilities feature the "Sonic Lab", an 
auditorium with a 3D-surround 48-loudspeaker set-up (including a ring 
underneath the audience) as well as numerous smaller acoustically 
treated spaces. 
(http://www.sarc.qub.ac.uk/sites/sarc/AboutUs/TheSARCBuildingandFacilities/TheSonicLab/SonicLabSpecs/)

In our BSc in Music Technology, students currently study DSP, acoustics, 
programming, psychoacoustics, and psychology of music alongside 
composition, performance, recording techniques, and sound design.

Belfast is a great place to live: all the activity you would expect from 
a small city, relatively cheap & safe, and easy access to stunning 
countryside and coasts. There are direct flights to many destinations in 
Europe, including the major hubs for travelling further afield.

The application deadline is 14 March.


Trevor