The fourth state of matter, plasma, is involved in several aspects of how modern microelectronic components are manufactured. Jeremiah Williams, a professor at Wittenberg University and a program director at the U.S. National Science Foundation, discusses how plasmas are used in semiconductor manufacturing and how understanding plasma physics spurs industrial innovation.

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The School of Aviation at Auburn University invites applications for a 9-month, non-tenure track, limited term contingent on funding Lecturer position (a total of 2 positions could be hired from the applicant pool). We are seeking applications from individuals with a minimum of a master’s degree at the time of employment in any area of aviation or a related field.

The primary responsibility of a successful candidate for this position will be to teach a selection of undergraduate aviation management courses focused on airline management and operations. Under typical circumstances, the teaching load will be four courses per semester, which includes course development. Additional teaching opportunities in the summer may also be available and are subject to the availability of funds. In addition to instructional duties, successful candidates will contribute to the organizational mission of the School of Aviation through possible participation in student organizations,

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