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>>> "Bj÷rn Cedervall" <bjorn_cedervall@hotmail.com> 12/01/98 01:08am >>>
Dear Dr. Spitz,
I am curious about the position (below) posted a few days ago.
Can a foreigner apply? I have about 10 years of experience in
health physics (company specialist in radiology, nuclear power
safety) and other background that I believe is relevant. With
this context, some of my orientation at the nuclear power
company -"Vattenfall" (largest electricity producer in Sweden)
is toward research in radiation health issues.
I have worked and studied for about three years in different
places of the United States: Next visit will be the coming spring
- I obtained an invitation last week by the U.S. Air Force
Academy - to lecture in San Antonio and Colorado Springs
-my topics will be DNA double-strand breaks in relation to
radiosensitivity and also the EMF issue (biological effects
of magnetic pulses). Although my focus is on DNA DSBs I am
basically an interdisciplinary person concentrating on areas
where biology, chemistry and physics meet. I have a lot of
teaching experience, like to lecture (organizer and lecturer
of a yearly radiation biology course at the Medical Radiation
Physics Dept. at Karolinska Institutet). There is a chance
that I may visit the U.S. earlier this winter (I have strong
collaboration with the Radiation Oncology Dept., SUNY HSC
at Brooklyn which is one of several reasons for more upcoming
visits).
I am aware of other nuclear radiation related topics such
dose reconstruction (neutron induced Ni-63, ESR of dental
enamel), transmutation and related recent developments.
Sincerely Yours,
Bjorn Cedervall
MS (Nuclear Chemistry, Biochemistry and Engineering, Royal
Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden)
PhD (Faculty of Medicine, Medical Radiation Biology,
Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden)
Address: Dept. Medical Radiation Biology,
Karolinska Institutet, Box 260,
S-171 76 Stockholm, Sweden
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>Date: Wed, 25 Nov 1998 16:45:46 -0600 (CST)
>Reply-To: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
>From: Henry Spitz <Henry.Spitz@uc.edu>
>To: Multiple recipients of list <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
>Subject: Faculty Position
>
>The Department of Mechanical, Industrial and Nuclear Engineering
invites
>applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant or
>Associate Professor level in the Nuclear & Radiological Engineering
>Program. The position will be available on January 1, 1999 and is
>expected to be filled as soon as possible thereafter.
>
>The Department seeks candidates with research and teaching interests in
>radiological and nuclear engineering that include at least one of the
>following areas: (1) Radiological Assessment (including radiation
>interactions and transport in various environmental and biological
media);
>(2) Radiation Sensor Technology Development (including design,
development,
>and evaluation of innovative radiation detectors and remote sensing
>systems); (3) Reactor Design Technology (including advanced reactor
>systems, stress analysis, fracture mechanics of irradiated materials,
and
>the analysis of reactor system signals. In addition, candidates should
>have broad interest and the flexibility to work in diverse areas as a
>member of an integrated departmental academic and research team.
>Participation in professional society activities at the local, regional
and
>national level is expected.
>
> Resources available in the Nuclear and Radiological Program include
five
>faculty members and 30 M. S. and Ph. D. students conducting
approximately
>$750,000 of sponsored research projects associated with the development
of
>novel radiation detection instruments, environmental measurements,
>radiation dosimetry, bioengineering, medical physics, health physics
and
>nuclear engineering.
>Candidates must have an undergraduate degree in engineering and an
earned
>doctorate in nuclear or mechanical engineering. Research
accomplishments
>demonstrating the ability to develop and direct sponsored research is
>essential. Candidates should be committed to supervising graduate
students
>and teaching undergraduate and graduate engineering courses at both the
>Departmental and Program level.
>Screening of applicants will continue until the position is filled.
>
>Interested candidates should send a resume and three or more
professional
>references to:
>
> Dr. John Christenson, Search Committee Chair
> Nuclear and Radiological Engineering Program
> Mechanical, Industrial and Nuclear Engineering Department
> University of Cincinnati,
> P.O. Box 210072
> Cincinnati, OH 45221-0072
> john.christenson@uc.edu
>
>Additional material, such as key papers or technical reports may also
be
>requested after first-level screening. Please refer to our web page
><http://www.min.uc.edu> for more information. The University of
>Cincinnati is an equal-opportunity employer.
>
>Henry B. Spitz, Ph. D.
>Associate Professor of Nuclear and Radiological Engineering
>Graduate Studies Director
>Health Physics Program Director
>University of Cincinnati
>P. O. Box 210072
>598 Rhodes Hall
>Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0072
>
>(513) 556-2003 phone
>(513) 556-3390 fax
>henry.spitz@uc.edu
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