===== MIT Faculty Position =====
The Physics Department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is
seeking to make junior faculty appointments in high-energy/nuclear
theory.  Candidates will be considered who are doing research at
energy scales from QCD through the standard model to the Planck scale,
including those working at the interfaces with cosmology and
astrophysics and those working on physics relevant for the LHC.
Candidates will be evaluated on the basis of potential contribution to
both the research programs carried out in the Center for Theoretical
Physics, and to the undergraduate and graduate teaching programs of
the Department of Physics.  Current faculty in the Center for
Theoretical Physics span a broad range of interests, including QCD,
electroweak physics, unification, cosmology, and string theory.

Faculty members at MIT teach undergraduate and graduate physics
courses, serve as mentors and advisors, and oversee students'
research projects.  Candidates must show promise in teaching as
well as in research.  Preference will be given to applicants at
the Assistant Professor level.  Applicants should submit by
regular mail a curriculum vitae (include email address), a
publications list, a brief description of research interests and
goals, and should have at least three letters of reference sent
directly to:

    Professor Washington Taylor
    Center for Theoretical Physics, 6-317
    77 Massachusetts Avenue
    Cambridge, MA
    02139-4307

The deadline for applications is November 12, 2007.  MIT is an
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer.  Women and
minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.