FACULTY POSITION in Robotics, Mechatronics, and Control at MIT

Richard Murray <murray@cds.caltech.edu>


> FACULTY POSITION
> in Robotics, Mechatronics, and Control
> Department of Mechanical Engineering
> Massachusetts Institute of Technology
>
> The Department of Mechanical Engineering, M.I.T., invites applications
> for a faculty position in the field of Robotics, Mechatronics, and
> Dynamic Systems and Control. The successful candidate should have
> demonstrated abilities to conduct an independent, strong research
> program as well as to teach graduate and undergraduate subjects in
> these areas. The field of robotics, mechatronics, and dynamic systems
> and control has entered a new era with advanced sensors, actuators,
> materials, and communication technology. Growing needs include
> autonomous mobile robots for energy exploration, security, defense,
> and environment monitoring; advanced medical devices and systems for
> surgery, rehabilitation, and elderly care; and humanoids and home
> robots for home automation, education, and entertainment. The
> successful candidate is expected to have his/her core disciplinary
> competence in dynamic systems and control, and possess a broad
> cross-disciplinary knowledge in electronics, materials, or biology as
> well as a practical knowledge and experience in mechanical design and
> manufacturing.
>
> Applicants must hold a doctorate in a discipline related to one or
> more of the above research topics. The new faculty hire is expected to
> have a research focus in mechanical engineering, and have demonstrated
> (1) outstanding research strength in robotics, mechatronics, or
> dynamic systems and control, (2) strong disciplinary background, (3)
> the ability to synthesize new devices and systems by working across
> broad disciplinary fields, (4) strong experimental skills and the
> ability to realize his/her research results in physical form. An
> appointment as assistant professor or associate professor without
> tenure is desired, although a senior appointment may be considered for
> exceptional candidates having world-class reputation.
>
> Applications will be reviewed as soon as they are received. Any
> applications received by April 1, 2008 will receive full
> consideration. MIT is especially encouraging minorities and women to
> apply, because of its strong commitment to diversity in engineering
> education, research, and practice. Applicants should send a C.V., a
> statement of research and teaching interests, no more than five
> publications, and complete contact information for at least three
> individuals who are willing to give a reference. E-mail applications
> are preferred; send to robotics-mesearch07@mit.edu in MS Word, pdf, or
> plain text. Alternatively, send two copies of these documents to:
> Chair, Robotics, Mechatronics, and Control Search Committee,
> Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Room
> 5-214, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307.
>
> MIT is an Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity employer.
>
> http://web.mit.edu/, http://meche.mit.edu/



có bác nào vào MIT làm ko? rồi cho em vào đấy học với

Úi giời ơi, được admission vào graduate students của MTI đã khó, đây lại là appy cho vị trí giáo sư của MIT. Hik, mấy cái tiêu chuẩn nhìn thấy ớn. Có bác nào đủ tiêu chuẩn và chỉ cần dám apply cho em làm quen với, em sẽ ngưỡng mộ lắm cho xem

Sang som vao do.c thong bao tuyen faculty o MIT tren ttvnol. Cung vui.

Bác này hài nhỉ? Vào góp vui với anh em ở mục xả xì trét được đấy.

Chú C này vui tính thật. Thật thà mà nói nếu như tự xin vào MIT mà không phải là COCC thì impossible. (anh nói COCC ở đây là nghĩa khác.)

Ừ, đợi đến lúc nào anh vào làm prof ở MIT hay Stanford anh sẽ nhận chú mày ngay

hehê, anh kitte cố lên, lúc đó cưu mang em với. Cho em vào đó luôn. Hehê, em là em tin ở anh lắm