Faculty Searches - Department of Physics
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Multiple Faculty Searches - Department of Physics
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Department of Physics - UC Berkeley The Physics Department at the University of California, Berkeley is actively recruiting for three tenure‑track assistant professor positions in the following areas:
- Soft Condensed Matter:
Open to all sub‑fields of soft condensed matter, including non‑linear physics, nonequilibrium statistical physics, physics of learning and information, non‑biological soft condensed matter physics, and related areas of biological soft condensed matter physics. Applications from both experimentalists and theorists are welcome. - Atomic Physics Theory:
Open to a full range of topics, including quantum simulation, many‑body quantum mechanics, emergent phenomena and entangled systems, connections to quantum information science, quantum optics, precision measurement and tests of fundamental physics, ultracold molecules and chemistry, ultrafast optics, and others. - Open Search in Theoretical Physics: A broad search in theoretical physics with particular emphases in theoretical particle physics, plasma theory and computation, and theoretical condensed matter physics.
Applicants must submit a separate application to each position of interest.
Berkeley Physics and its partners are committed to establishing cultures that nurture scientific identity and remove barriers to entry, in order to strengthen pathways into careers. For more information, please visit UC Berkeley Physics' Equity & Inclusion website.
Qualifications:
PhD (or equivalent international degree), or enrollment in a PhD or equivalent program at the time of application.
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Applications must be received by November 14, 2025. All reference letters will be treated as confidential per University of California policy and California state law.
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