Assistant Professor of Physics
William & Mary
About this role
The Department of Physics at William & Mary seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor with expertise in theoretical quantum materials or quantum information science. The appointment begins August 10, 2026, and is within the School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics at an R1 public university in Virginia. The position contributes to the department's undergraduate and graduate programs.
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$32k – $45k
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