Subject: JOBS: Senior permanent positions in Computing/Knowledge Media
From: Enrico Motta
 
Hi all, 
 
Folks in the knowledge technologies/semantic web areas may be  
interested in these senior permanent positions 
 
  - Chair in Computing 
  - Chair in Human Computer Interaction 
  - Senior Lecturer in Knowledge Media 
 
Please feel free to get in touch with me if you are interested in  
applying for one of these jobs or simply if you would like to have  
more information. 
 
 
Enrico Motta 
Director, Knowledge Media Institute 
The Open University, UK 
 
PS Full text of the advert is below 
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Strategic Research Investment, 2 Chairs and a Senior Lecturer 
Centre for Computing Research, The Open University (UK) 
 
closing date for applications : 3rd September 2004 
 
Renowned as an international authority on supported open learning and  
for the quality of its teaching, the Open University also has a  
strong research tradition and record of achievement across a wide  
range of disciplines. To develop and enhance key research and  
curriculum areas the University is making a major investment in new  
posts, most of which are at senior level. Many of the posts are  
within new interdisciplinary Research Centres that bring together  
some of the best researchers from across the University. The posts  
offer outstanding academics the opportunity to work in a unique  
institution with an innovative curriculum and a vibrant research  
community. 
 
Centre for Computing Research: 
 
The Centre brings together key teams from the Department of  
Computing, the Knowledge Media Institute, and Institute of  
Educational Technology, and undertakes distinctive, leading edge  
research in software and processes that underpin knowledge  
management, communication, learning, and interaction among humans and  
machines. We are seeking to fill three new permanent posts 
 
Chair in Computing 
Chair in Human Computer Interaction 
Senior Lecturer in Knowledge Media 
 
to further enhance our existing strengths in these areas. Together,  
these posts will complement our portfolio of work in Knowledge Media,  
Semantic Web and Ontologies, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI),  
Hypermedia, Software Requirements Engineering and Design, Natural  
Language Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Social Software, and  
Empirical Studies of Software Development. 
 
More information, including an application  form and further  
particulars of the posts, is available from: 
http://www3.open.ac.uk/employment/job-details.asp?id=1026 
 
Informal enquiries can be made to the Director of the Computing  
Research Centre, Professor Anne De Roeck (A.Deroeck@open.ac.uk;  
+44(0)1908-654991). 
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