Greetings fellow TEI folks:
 
I would urge all of you you do interesting work in natural language
processing, advanced text processing, very large database design, etc.
to consider this lectureship, and to contact me if you have any questions.
We are a large and interdiscipinary department, and you don't necessarily
need a Computer Science PhD to get a job here.  I should know, my background
is in American Intellectual History (though, in truth, I do have an MS in
information science).
 
I think it's a good place to work.  If you want to ask some information
questions, please contact me at [log in to unmask]
 
/rich
 
 
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>                  LECTURESHIP in COMPUTER SCIENCE
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>                   DEPARTMENT of COMPUTER SCIENCE
>                         FACULTY of SCIENCE
>                      UNIVERSITY of MANCHESTER
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> Applications are invited for a Lectureship in the Department of
> Computer Science within the Faculty of Science at the University of
> Manchester.
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> Applications are especially welcomed from researchers who have made a
> promising start towards a career in any area of Computer Science and
> who are (expected to become) influential members of the international
> research community. Suitable applicants will have already published
> promising results.  The area of expertise is less important than the
> quality of work done to date.
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> The Department is one of the top rated research departments in
> Computer Science in the UK and offers excellent computing and
> laboratory facilities in support of research and teaching.
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> The University is an Equal Opportunity employer and Job-Share
> applications are welcomed.
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> The appointment is tenable immediately.  Salary will be on the scale
> L.14,396 to L.18,855 (Lecturer Grade A) according to qualifications
> and experience.
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> Further particulars and application forms may be obtained from The
> Registrar, University of Manchester, Oxford Rd, M13 9PL to whom formal
> application should also be made.
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> Closing Date:  Friday 26th November.
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