Assistant Professor in Biological Engineering (Toronto)

Assistant Professor in Biological Engineering (Toronto)

03 Oct
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University of Toronto, Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry
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Toronto

03 Oct

University of Toronto, Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry

Toronto

Shape the future of Biological Engineering at the University of Toronto as an Assistant Professor. Join a vibrant community focused on innovative research and teaching excellence. The University of Toronto invites applications for a tenure-stream role in Biological Engineering, set to begin on July 1, 2027.

Candidates should possess a PhD in a related field such as Chemical Engineering or Biochemistry, demonstrating a strong record in both research and teaching. This role emphasizes contributions to diversity and equity in academia, encouraging applicants from historically underrepresented communities. Key Responsibilities:

- Pursue independent and innovative research in Biological Engineering
- Establish a funded research program in biomolecular and enzyme engineering




- Engage in teaching and service within the Department
- Mentor students and develop inclusive educational practices
- Contribute to departmental and university collaborative activities Requirements:
- PhD in Chemical, Biological or Environmental Engineering
- Proven research excellence with publications in top-tier journals
- Evidence of exceptional teaching and mentoring experience
- Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusive pedagogies
- Solid endorsements from academic referees Contribute to leading-edge research and innovation in Biological Engineering at a prestigious institution.

📌 Assistant Professor in Biological Engineering (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto, Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry
📍 Toronto

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