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Abstract
find abs neutrino and cc canada find abs detector calorimeter and field hep-ex
A description of the position. Adjacent words in your search are treated as "and."
Institution
find inst SLAC fin aff Fermilab
The institution where the position is located or the sponsoring institution, there can be more than one affiliation per job. This should be written exactly as it is in the Institutions database.
Country
fin cc Germany fin cc United States
The country of the institution with the position, again, there could be more than one. Use these names for countries
Region
fin region EU and rank tenure
Where the institution is located.
AF = Africa
AS = Asia
AU = Australasia
EU = Europe
NA = North America
SA = South America
Field
find field hep-th find field astro-ph and rank postdoc
Which eprint archive best describes the job. You may have more than one. Please try to use the exact eprint archives descriptions, they help for searching (see http://arXiv.org).
Rank
fin rank tenured fin rank postdoc
Postdoc: Fixed term research position.
Tenure-track: U.S. Assistant Professor level, that is, not strictly tenured at the time of appointment, but expected to lead to a permanent job.
Tenured: Assoc. Professor / full Professor, permanent research position.
Staff: Permanent, non-research jobs, e.g. Editor at Physical Review, rather than jobs at national labs, which are classed in the academic stream.
Date-Added
fin dadd today fin dadd after today-7
When the listing was added to the database, use this to find fresh listings.
Deadline
find deadline 2004 fin d before next month fin d > today
When applications should be sent by.
Job
fin title professor fin job assistant
The job title
Contact
fin contact Beacom, J.
The person to contact regarding the position. You can also use "exact-name" if you need to:
fin exact-name Beacom, John

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