Job opportunity
Biomaterials and Composite Materials Faculty
University of Ottawa
Guide 90 students through biomaterials and composite materials at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Engineering. The course meets in person at Main Campus.
This regular part-time professor appointment teaches Biological and Engineering Materials II during the 2027 Winter Semester. Topics include hard and soft biological tissues, structural materials, mechanical properties, corrosion prevention, engineering structures, implants, and laboratory work. The course carries three credits and is taught in English.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach the 90-student Biological Materials course
Examine hard and soft biological tissues
Analyze structural material applications
Explain corrosion prevention and control
Include laboratory experiments in instruction
Requirements:
PhD in Biomedical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering
Related specialized doctoral discipline may qualify
Strong background in biological engineering materials
Demonstrable expertise in the subject matter
Passive second-language competence
Use doctoral-level expertise in biomaterials, composites, corrosion, and mechanical properties to teach MCG2142 this winter.
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Apply on source site This regular part-time professor appointment teaches Biological and Engineering Materials II during the 2027 Winter Semester. Topics include hard and soft biological tissues, structural materials, mechanical properties, corrosion prevention, engineering structures, implants, and laboratory work. The course carries three credits and is taught in English.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach the 90-student Biological Materials course
Examine hard and soft biological tissues
Analyze structural material applications
Explain corrosion prevention and control
Include laboratory experiments in instruction
Requirements:
PhD in Biomedical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering
Related specialized doctoral discipline may qualify
Strong background in biological engineering materials
Demonstrable expertise in the subject matter
Passive second-language competence
Use doctoral-level expertise in biomaterials, composites, corrosion, and mechanical properties to teach MCG2142 this winter.
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