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Fulbright & Smith–Mundt programs 1961–62

SEP 01, 1960
Physics Today

University lecturing and advanced research positions abroad are again available to qualified physicists under the Fulbright program. To be eligible a person must hold US citizenship. For lecturing positions, at least one year of college or university teaching experience is required. Applicants for research appointments must hold the doctoral degree at the time of application or must have attained recognized professional standing.

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