The Department of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University seeks applicants for a tenure track appointment at the Assistant Professor or untenured Associate Professor level. Applicants are expected to have earned a Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering or a related discipline.
PRISM Dates: October 12-15, 2022
Application Due: July 18, 2022
postdocs.stanford.edu/PRISM
Stanford PRISM is an opportunity for late-stage graduate students from broadly diverse backgrounds to explore postdoctoral training at Stanford.
Benefits:
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