1) Two new permanent lectureships with an emphasis on visualization and visual analytics are available in the Department of Computer Science at City University London.

Post 1: Visual and Analytic Computing [permanent, full time, deadline June 10, 2013]
Academic focus on Information Visualization, Visual Analytics or Information Retrieval: http://j.mp/city2013visualAnalyticComputing

Post 2: Applied Data Science [permanent, full time, deadline June 10, 2013]
Academic focus on Information Analytics, Information Visualization and business processes: http://j.mp/city2013appliedDataScience

Talk to Jo Wood or Jason Dykes about these.

2) Oxford Internet Institute: “Digital Inequality” -Researcher [full-time, 1-year first, possibly renewable, deadline June 13]
“Candidates should have a strong background in statistics and Stata plus the ability to use GIS tools to visualise results in both static and interactive formats.”

http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/newpositions/#p33

Speak to Grant Blank and Mark Graham for this.

3) Geomatics Professor, Geospatial Information System (GIS) Université Laval, Québec“: [..] “the research activities of the incumbent will have to be oriented toward the development and application of spatial analysis methods (2D/3D) as well as database design methods” with an emphasis on user generated data & there’s teaching and admin as usual! [deadline June 26]

https://www.rh.ulaval.ca/cms/accueil/emplois/emplois_professeurs?offre=56799&lang=en

4) TU Berlin, Germany: Professor of “Methods of Geoinformation Science” – Deadline: tomorrow 🙂

http://www.fig.net/jobs/2013/TU_Berlin_W3_Prof_Geoinformation_Science.pdf