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Started by Ted Catchpole
Fri, 30 Oct 1992 05:57
Lectureship in Statistics
Author: Ted Catchpole
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 05:57
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 05:57
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LECTURERHIP IN STATISTICS
(LEVEL B ACADEMIC)
Department of Mathematics
University College,
University of N.S.W.
(Australian Defence Force Academy)
(Ref. Z550.013.726)
The Department teaches courses involving mathematics, probability and
statistics. A lecturer is required with interests in
statistics or applied probability. Current research interests include
applied probability and applied statistics (data analysis and modelling
related to criminology, sports science and ecology), and bushfire research
(physical and statistical models of fire behaviour).
The Department has research links with organizations such as the
Australian Institute of Sport, the Australian Institute of Criminology,
CSIRO, and the United States Forest Service.
Research facilities in the Department include a network of Unix graphics
workstations with links to a campus-wide LAN.
Appointment will be on the basis of a three year contract and the position is
available early in 1993.
Applications close 13 November, 1992.
Salary $41000 -- $48688 pa.
Written applications should be sent to the Asst College Secretary (Personnel),
University College, Univ of NSW, Northcott Drive, Canberra ACT 2600. Include
contact number during business hours and the names and address of two referees.
*Applicants should arrange directly with the referees for references to be sent
in as soon as possible.*
Further information from Professor C. Pask (06) 268 8686.
--- or from me :
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Dr E.A. (Ted) Catchpole Phone : +61 6 268 8895
Dept. of Mathematics Fax : +61 6 268 8886
University College Internet : e-catchpole@adfa.edu.au
Canberra ACT 2600
AUSTRALIA
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