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University of Washington
The Department of Physics at the University of Washington seeks an Assistant Professor to join the faculty in September 2027. The role involves conducting research in experimental atomic, molecular, and optical physics, expanding efforts with neutral atoms and trapped ions, and developing an externally funded research program. The position also includes teaching, mentorship, and engagement with the campus-wide quantum research community.
The University of Washington (UW) is a public research university headquartered in Seattle with additional campuses in Bothell and Tacoma, offering undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees across a broad range of disciplines. A leading research institution and member of the Association of American Universities, UW is recognized for high‑impact work in medicine, computer science, engineering, the life and environmental sciences, and other fields, and operates a major academic medical center. The university emphasizes innovation, public service, and global engagement through industry partnerships, entrepreneurship programs, and community outreach while serving a diverse student body.
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2018
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