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Time2026-10-18 00:28:29 UTC2026-10-18 00:28:29 UTC at epicenterLocation6.510°S 146.049°EDepth124.07 km (77.09 mi)
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On 10/17/2026 5:06:57 AM, an earthquake occurred in Pakistan potentially affecting 2 thousand (in MMI>=VII). The earthquake had Magnitude 5.7M, Depth:10km.
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Job ID: 281636
Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor – Aerospace Engineering
Auburn University
The Department of Aerospace Engineering at Auburn University invites applications for multiple open-rank faculty positions (Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor). Applications are welcome from candidates in all areas of aerospace engineering. The department particularly welcomes applications from candidates whose research and teaching align with strategic growth areas, including hypersonics and advanced aerospace materials; experimental aerospace engineering, testing, and evaluation; AI integration with aerospace systems; advanced propulsion for aerospace and space applications; and space systems engineering, hardware development, integration, and testing.
The Department of Aerospace Engineering is one of the fastest-growing programs at Auburn University, with enrollment exceeding 750 undergraduate students and 100 graduate students and a faculty of eighteen tenure-track faculty and four lecturers. The department
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