Advance high-temperature metals processing at UBC in Vancouver through heat transfer, transport phenomena, and experimental research. This tenure-track appointment starts July 1, 2027, or later.
The Department of Materials Engineering seeks an emerging researcher for an Assistant Professor appointment. Your work will connect extractive metallurgy, physical metallurgy, and manufacturing through high-temperature processes. Expertise may include fluid flow, thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, solidification, or related processing areas.
Key Responsibilities: Develop an independent internationally recognized research program
Integrate mathematical models with novel experimental approaches
Seek government and industrial research funding




Teach undergraduate and graduate materials processing courses
Supervise master's and doctoral students
Requirements: Ph.D. in Materials Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, or related field
Strong research achievement and teaching ability or potential
Foundation in heat transfer and transport phenomena
Registration or eligibility for EGBC Qualified Engineer registration
Effective verbal and written English communication
Build a research and teaching program spanning heat transfer, thermodynamics, solidification, and sustainable metals processing at UBC.

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📌 Assistant Professor Metals Processing (British Columbia)
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