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POSITIONS OPEN
COLLEGE OF LIFE SCIENCEJilin University, Changchun, China
The College of Life Science at Jilin University hasmultiple open FACULTY POSITIONS in the fol-lowing fields: microbiology (preferably virus and HIVvaccine research, six positions), biochemistry and mo-lecular biology (three positions), cell biology (threepositions), and biophysics (three positions).Candidates should be interested in graduate/
undergraduate education and should be dedicated toscientific research with collaborative spirit and scien-tific integrity. Jilin University offers highly competitivesalaries and startup packages. Applicants with extensiveresearch experience as a senior postdoctoral fellow,assistant professor, or higher are welcome to send theircurriculum vitae plus a statement of research interests,a copy of doctoral degree diploma, and copies of repre-sentative publications or other accomplishments elec-tronically to: Prof. Desheng Yang, e-mail: [email protected]. Telephone: 86-431-85168372; fax: 86-431-85168175.
FACULTY POSITIONAT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
The Department of Pharmacology (website:http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/pharmacology/) is seeking to fill a position at theASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE/FULL PROFESSORlevel. The Department has current strengths in endo-crinology and in mammalian cellular and integrativeneurobiology. To complement and broaden theseareas of interest, we are looking for individuals whowill develop a research program that utilizes any com-bination of modern molecular, cellular biological, andmouse genetic approaches. The position offers newlyrenovated space and access to state-of-the-art depart-mental and core facilities. A doctoral degree in pharma-cology, physiology, chemistry, biochemistry, medicine,or related discipline with at least two years postdoctor-al training and evidence of significant research produc-tivity is required. To apply send curriculum vitae, atwo-page document delineating significant researchaccomplishments and future research plans, and a listof three references (including e-mail addresses andtelephone numbers) to: Pharmacology Search Com-mittee, Department of Pharmacology, Universityof Virginia, P.O. Box 800735, Charlottesville, VA22908-0735. E-mail: [email protected] position will remain open until filled. TheUniversity of Virginia is an Equal Opportunity/AffirmativeAction Employer.
ASSISTANT SCIENTIST
In this role, you will be in charge of a process tostudy the immune regulation of atherosclerosis andmechanism of cardiovascular disease.Bachelor_s degree in related field of science with at
least one to three years of experience in cardiovascularscience, molecular biology, or immunology required.Ph.D. in cardiovascular science and experience in ath-erosclerosis research preferred.To apply online, visit our website: http://www.
temple.edu and click on Jobs@temple. Please ref-erence TU-12217. Temple University is an AffirmativeAction/Equal Opportunity Employer with a strong commit-ment to cultural diversity.
TWO POSITIONS available immediately at theUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, to study the mo-lecular mechanism of action of human microsomalcytochrome P450 with its flavin and heme redox part-ners. One position is for a highly motivated, experi-enced individual while the second position can be ata more minor level, although prior postdoctoral ex-perience is preferred. Ph.D. in chemistry/biochemistryessential. Salary commensurate with experience. Knowl-edge of biophysical techniques employing pre-steady-state kinetics, electron paramagnetic resonance, massspectrometry, and/or experience with site-directedmu-tagenesis, membrane protein purification, crystallog-raphy is desirable. Send resume and names of threereferences to email: [email protected].
POSITIONS OPEN
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINEUniversity of California, San Francisco
The Department of Medicine at the University ofCalifornia, San Francisco (UCSF) is searching for anoutstanding PHYSICIAN-SCIENTIST. Candi-dates must have demonstrated potential to lead anindependent research program in an area broadlyrelevant to pulmonary biology. Candidates must beBoard-certified in internal medicine and competentto practice and teach in one of the divisions of theDepartment of Medicine. The recruited faculty mem-ber will be a member of the UCSF interdisciplinaryProgram in Biological Sciences and the BiomedicalSciences graduate programs and will be a member ofthe UCSF Lung Biology Center. Outstanding labo-ratory space will be provided in Genentech Hall onthe new UCSF Mission Bay campus. Long-term basesalary support and a generous startup package will beprovided. Appointments will be at the ASSISTANTor ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR level depending onseniority and experience of the successful candidate.Send curriculum vitae, a brief statement of your
research plans, and three letters of reference to: DeanSheppard, M.D., Chair, Search Committee, Direc-tor, Lung Biology Center. Send materials electron-ically to e-mail: [email protected] and/or bymail to: UCSF Box 2922, San Francisco, CA94143-2922. UCSF seeks candidates whose experience,teaching, research, or community service has prepared them tocontribute to our commitment to diversity and excellence. TheUniversity is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative ActionEmployer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply,including minorities and women.
FACULTY POSITIONSin Science Teacher Education
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln seeks to fill upto three tenured/tenure-track positions to support amajor commitment to enhancing science teacher edu-cation. Individuals with a Ph.D. or Ed.D. in a field ofscience (physical, earth, life, agricultural, or naturalresources sciences) and/or education and a demon-strated record of scholarly achievement are urged tosubmit their applications. Visit website: http://nuteach.unl.edu for complete job description.To apply, go to website: http://employment.
unl.edu (requisition 090148) and complete the fac-ulty academic administrative information form. Attacha letter of application, curriculum vitae, and a personalstatement describing your research and teaching in-terests and experience. Arrange for three letters ofreference to be submitted electronically to e-mail:[email protected]. Review of applications will beginMay 15, 2009, and continue until all positions havebeen filled or the search is closed.
The University of Nebraska has an active National ScienceFoundation ADVANCE gender equity program, and is com-mitted to a pluralistic campus community through affirmativeaction, equal opportunity, work-life balance, and dual careers.
The University of Chicago/Department of Radia-tion and Cellular Oncology is seeking applicants forfull-time RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (ASSISTANTPROFESSOR/PROFESSOR) all-rank position.Candidates are required to possess a doctorate degreewith experience in studying the molecular mechanismsof metastasis. Applicants must have experience withmolecular and cell biology approaches, in vitro sys-tems, and animal tumor models. As the laboratory alsofocuses on understanding pathways that control howmetastasis responds to treatment, applicants with ex-perience in mechanisms of chemotherapy/radiationresistance are favored.Interested candidates should submit curriculum
vitae, bibliography, a statement of research, and con-tact information for three professional references to:Dr. Andy J. Minn, Department of Radiation andCellular Oncology, 5758 S. Maryland AvenueMC9006, Chicago, IL 60637, or by e-mail: [email protected]. For information about the Uni-versity of Chicago, please consult website: http://uchicago.edu.
The University of Chicago is an Affirmative Action/EqualOpportunity Employer.
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Group Leader
Mouse Biology Unitat EMBL Monterotondo (near
Rome), Italy
We seek a dynamic, independent scientist with an excellent
track record and demonstrated experience or interest in
mouse genetics and physiology, and a desire to work in a
multidisciplinary environment. We encourage applicants
addressing fundamental questions in organismal biology with
a focus on models of human disease, using modern genetic
and genomic approaches.
EMBL’s Scientific Programme emphasises experimental
analysis at multiple levels of biological organisation,
incorporating Systems Biology, Computational Biology and
Bioinformatics. Within this structure, the Mouse Biology Unit
applies a wide range of modern technologies to diverse
problems of whole organism biology. In addition to exciting
colleagues, EMBL Monterotondo offers state-of-the-art
recombineering, transgenic and knockout mouse core services,
automated monoclonal antibody production, confocal
microscopy, histology and flow cytometry core facilities and
a broad range of in vivo systems for conditional mutagenesis.
We benefit from close interactions with EMBL Heidelberg, the
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and our Outstations in Hamburg and Grenoble. The Mouse
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An initial contract of 5 years will be offered to the successful
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The European Molecular Biology Laboratory is searching for a GroupLeader. EMBL offers a highly collaborative, uniquely internationalculture. It fosters top quality, interdisciplinary research by promotinga vibrant environment consisting of young, independent researcherswith access to outstanding graduate students and post-doctoral fellows.
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A Unique Opportunity in Big Sky Country!A Unique Opportunity in Big Sky Country!
The University of Montana, College of Health Professions and BiomedicalSciences, Skaggs School of Pharmacy, has been awarded an EndowmentProgram grant for increasing research and training capacity from the NIH-NCMHD (National Center for Minority Health and Health Disparities).
The four major aims of this program are:
1) creation of a more substantial health disparities research emphasisparticularly relevant to the American Indian population,
2) addition of American Indian faculty,
3) enhancement of the recruitment, education, and training ofminorities at both the professional and graduate levels, and
4) formation of partnerships that foster both minority recruitmentand health disparities research.
The current position opening is for a talented biomedical/pharmaceuticalscientist who can help to address these aims. The position is open at atenure track position at Assistant or Associate Professor level. The appoint-ment will be in the Department of Biomedical & Pharmaceutical Sciences(www.umt.edu/pharmsci) or the Department of Pharmacy Practice(www.health.umt.edu/schools/practice).
For a complete description and application instructions, visithttp://www.health.umt.edu/. American Indian, Alaska Native, andPacific Islander candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
AA/EOE/ADA/Veterans Preference Employer
Postdoc and Ph.D. positions availableBiochemistry/Biology/Chemistry/Physics
A number of Postdoc and Ph. D. positions will be available from July1st 2009 within the DFG Graduate College 1026 “Conformationaltransitions in macromolecular interactions” (www.biochemtech.uni-halle.de/grk1026/) as well as the recently established BMBF ‘Zentrumfür Innovationskompetenz’ HALOmem (www.halomem.de).
The interdisciplinary GRK 1026 studies the causes and effects ofprotein folding transitions on biological macromolecular complexformation in a collaborative environment, using a wide variety ofbiophysical, biochemical and cell biological approaches. HALOmemfocuses on the structure and dynamics of integral membrane proteinsand their lipid membranes.
Successful candidates should be highly motivated, of above averageability and good teamworkers. They should hold a degree in a relevantsubject, and have a keen interest in acquiring the broad range ofavailable techniques necessary to tackle the experimental problemsand questions involved.
Applications to be made byMay 15th 2009 by E-mail (incl. PDF of CVand diploma testimony) to the following E-mail address: [email protected]
GRK 1026, Institut für Biochemie und BiotechnologieMartin-Luther-Universität Halle-WittenbergKurt-Mothes-Str. 3, 06120 Halle (Saale)Speaker: Prof. Milton T. Stubbs, Coordinator: Mechtild WahleTel:++49/(0)345/5524809 Fax:++49/(0)345/5527360E-mail:[email protected]
DFG Graduiertenkolleg 1026 BMBF ZIK HALOmem Martin- Luther-UniversityHalle-Wittenberg
Are you conducting research into the sustainable use of
renewable natural resources? Do you want to contribute
to the solution of urgent environmental problems,
especially in developing and emerging countries?
If yes, then we would like to invite you to apply for the
Robert Bosch Junior Professorship
Research into the Sustainable Use of
Renewable Natural Resources
together with a German university or research institution ofyour choice. Applicants of all nationalities are welcome.
Areas addressedWe are looking for an outstanding young scientist whoseresearch areas concern the sustainable use of renewablenatural resources relating to agriculture, forestry, fisheries,use of biodiversity (animal and plant genomic resources)and water. Research approaches may be based in the naturalsciences as well as in the social, economic, political, medicaland public health sciences. The research should focus ondeveloping and emerging countries. We welcome applica-tions from all areas of research. For this year’s call for appli-cations, we would especially like to encourage applicationsin the following area of research:
Global Environmental Change and HealthIncreased environmental change caused by drivers such asclimate or land use change, environmental pollution orurbanization has consequences for human health that arepoorly understood. Studies should focus on the effect ofsuch a change on the epidemiology of (a) human disease(s)and the potential for adaptation. Applicants must show thattheir planned research is a confident and genuinely inno-vative step into new areas in their field. It should be obviousfrom your application that you are developing your ownscientific profile. Research concepts should be interdiscipli-nary and integrate research methods that explore inter-connections between global and regional environmentalproblems.
ScopeThe successful applicant will be awarded a grant worth up to1 million euros for a five year period, in order to set up a re-search group in a German research institution or university.The funds can be allocated flexibly towards covering thecandidate’s and personnel salaries as well as towards meet-ing research costs (working lab space, access to resources,equipment, travelling, consumables). If the successful ap-plicant is interested in a tenure track position, the host insti-tution is expected to guarantee the post. This means that itassumes the obligation to install a regular professorshipad personam after expiry of the grant and after a successfulevaluation of the performance of the Junior Professor.
Candidate profile:: excellent doctorate degree, completed no more than
5 years prior to the application deadline of 10 June 2009(adjusted for documented parental leave)
:: compelling independent past scientific achievements andpublications in peer-reviewed journals
:: international research experience:: excellent proficiency in English:: potential to obtain a leading position in his/her
research field:: non-German applicants should be prepared to learn
German.
How can I apply?The application deadline is 10 June 2009. The earliest pos-sible date for a successful applicant to take up the position is1 February 2010.
For application guidelines, please visit our website atwww.bosch-stiftung.de/juniorprofessorship
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The Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) is a world class research, enterprise and education centre at Aberystwyth University.IBERS is now seeking to �ll a number of key academic appointments to join an already thriving research and teaching community. The positions beloware the �rst of a number of new academic opportunities that will be advertised over the coming months. These appointments are part of a major new £55million investment in IBERS to further advance Aberystwyth University’s standing as a major force in the biosciences underpinning Agriculture and theEnvironment.
Chair in Sustainable Agriculture• – to develop and lead worldclass research to integrate social/economic drivers with sustainableagriculture in the face of environmental change. Opportunities existto lead a new Agro-ecology research centre with a focus on uplandfarming. Information enquiries to Professor Chris Thomas ([email protected]; tel: +44 (0)1970 622265).
Chair in Quantitative Genetics• – to develop and lead a world classprogramme on the use of modern genomics methods focusing on thegenetics and breeding of outbreeding species. Informal enquiries to DrMichael Abberton ([email protected]; tel: +44 (0)1970 823180). (Salarynegotiable).
Chair in Statistical/Population Genomics• – to develop a world classpopulation genomics programme to better understand the evolutionaryprocesses in�uencing how organisms and species adapt to differentand changing environments. Informal enquiries to Professor WaynePowell ([email protected]; tel. +44 (0)1970 823001).
Chair in Aquatic Molecular Ecology• – to lead a growing team of aquaticbiologists in the study of marine and/or freshwater ecosystems. Signi�cantexperience in applying genomic approaches to research areas involvinghow aquatic species and populations adapt to environmental and climaticstresses is sought. Informal enquiries to Professor Karl Hoffmann ([email protected]; tel. +44 (0)1970 622237).
Senior Lectureship in Microbial Genomics (£44,930- £52,086)• – todevelop a world class genomic/metagenomic program to better understandthe interaction of microorganisms with their environment. Informal enquiriesto Professor Jamie Newbold ([email protected]; tel. +44 (0)1970 622242).
Lectureship in Animal Genomics• (£32,458 - £43,622) – to help developa novel program investigating the linkage between animal genomicsand microbial population within the digestive tract. Informal enquiries toProfessor Jamie Newbold ([email protected]; tel. +44 (0)1970 622242).
Lectureship inAncient Bio-molecules• (£32,458 - £35,469) – to establisha new research initiative aimed at studying evolutionary and environmentalchange using preserved genetic material. Research areas could include:plants, animals, pathogens or human evolution. Informal enquiries toProfessor Chris Thomas ([email protected]; tel. +44 (0)1970 622265).
Closing date for applications: 30 April 2009
Inquiries : For more information see http://www.aber.ac.uk/en/hr/jobs/vacancies-external/. For further particulars, applications forms etc. please contactthe Human Resources Operations Team: [email protected] / Tel: 01970 621572 / Fax: 01970 622975.
2009–2010 Call for Applications
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation focuses on
the pressing health and health care issues facing
our country. As the nation’s largest philanthropy
devoted exclusively to improving the health and
health care of all Americans, we work with a diverse
group of organizations and individuals to identify
solutions and achieve comprehensive, meaningful
and timely change.
For more than 35 years we’ve brought experience,
commitment and a rigorous, balanced approach to
the problems that affect the health and health care of
those we serve. When it comes to helping Americans
lead healthier lives and get the care they need, we
expect to make a difference in your lifetime.
For more information visit www.rwjf.org.
Sign up to receive e-mail alerts on upcoming calls
for proposals at www.rwjf.org/services.
About the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Health & Society Scholars
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health& Society Scholars program is a two-yearfellowship designed to build the nation’scapacity for research and leadership toexamine the determinants of populationhealth and contribute to effective policychange. The program is based on the principlethat progress in the field of population healthdepends upon collaboration and exchangeamong individuals from multiple disciplines.
Eligible individuals must have completed theirdoctoral training and produced outstandingwork in one of a variety of fields including,
but not limited to, the behavioral and socialsciences, the biological and natural sciences,health professions, public policy, public health,history, demography, environmental sciences,urban planning, engineering and ethics.
We will select up to 18 scholars to begintraining in August or September 2010 atone of six nationally prominent universities:Columbia University; Harvard University;University of California, San Francisco andBerkeley; University of Michigan; Universityof Pennsylvania; and University of Wisconsin.
The complete call for applications isavailable on both the Foundation’s Web siteat www.rwjf.org/cfp/healthandsocietyscholarsand the program’s Web site atwww.healthandsocietyscholars.org or bycalling (212) 419-3566.
Application Deadline
October 2, 2009
A national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.o
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Program DirectorDirectorate for Science & Policy ProgramsAAAS R&D Budget and Policy Program
The successful candidate will have overall responsibility for theAAAS R&D Budget and Policy Program, including the content and quality ofmajor, high visibilityAAAS publications related to research and development (R&D) in the federal budget. He or she will manage and maintainthat portion of the AAAS website devoted to R&D policy; conduct or supervise the conduct of special analyses related to R&D policy; orga-nize and coordinate the Intersociety Working Group which produces the annual AAAS Report on R&D; manage the R&D Budget and Policylistserv; and prepare updates on the budget for the web and the weekly AAAS Policy Alert. We are looking for someone who understands andcan objectively interpret federal budget data, who knows the federal R&D scene and the congressional appropriations process, has an eye fordetail, is comfortable with large amounts of data, writes well and quickly, and can represent AAAS effectively on budget and policy mattersin public settings and to the press.
Qualifications: Position requires advanced university or college level training leading to a Master’s degree; familiarity with the scientific andengineering communities, the public policy community, and the executive and legislative branches of the federal government, as well as knowl-edge of the public policy/budget process and the field of science and technology policy; minimum of ten years’ experience in progressivelyresponsible positions in program development and management (five years or more in a position related to the federal budget and national sci-ence policy); experience in budgeting or budget analysis; excellent written and verbal communication skills including experience with publicspeaking. Computer skills (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Dreamweaver or a similar web-writing program) will also be helpful.
To apply send resume and cover letter including job requisition number #1742 along with salary requirements to (Resumes received withoutsalary requirements and job requisition numbers will not be considered):
AAAS1200 New York Avenue, NW
Suite101Washington, DC 20005
You may E-mail your resume to [email protected] and you may also apply by Fax at 202- 682-1630.
Visit AAAS at www.aaas.org.
The AAAS is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
We are looking for a worldleading scientist
Zennström Visiting Professorship in Environmental
Science, with a Particular Emphasis on Climate
Change and Impact
Zennström Philantropies has granted a generous multi-year grant for a visiting
professorship in climate science at Uppsala University.
The visiting professorship is intended to attract outstanding scientists who can
perform cutting edge research in the areas of climate and energy, and thereby
ontribute to global endeavours against climate change and its impact.
Closing date for applications/nominations: 1 June 2009.
Further information can be found at www.uu.se/goto/zennstrom
Climate change affects eve-
ryone. Energy research at
Uppsala University is inter-
nationally outstanding and
has a multidisciplinary
perspective. The research
is strongly profiled towards
energy generation, storage
and efficient energy
usage as well as issues of
resources, risks and effects
on the environment and
ecosystems coupled to the
energy sector. A comprehen-
sive view is crucial in order
to efficiently contribute to a
sustainable development.
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Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization
University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canadawww.vido.org
Research ScientistJarislowsky Chair in Biotechnology
The Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization/International VaccineCentre (VIDO/InterVac), a research institute at the University of Sas-katchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, is seeking a Research Scientist in thefield of infectious diseases and vaccine development. VIDO is a worldleader in vaccine development. Its current research activities are focusedon multidisciplinary approaches to the control of infectious diseases inanimals and humans through the development of novel vaccines andtherapeutics. The International Vaccine Centre (InterVac) is a state of theart containment level III facility that consists of both laboratories andanimal isolation suites. For further information please review the VIDOwebsite at www.vido.org.
Candidates are expected to have a strong background in infectious dis-eases and/or vaccinology. The successful candidate is expected to builda successful, independent and externally funded research program ininfectious disease pathogenesis/vaccinology and to provide leadership inundergraduate and postgraduate training. Candidates with experience inthe pathogenesis of diseases or vaccine development and a PhD or PhDequivalent are asked to submit their applications together with a CV andthree names of reference to:Human Resources, Vaccine and InfectiousDisease Organization, 120 Veterinary Road, Saskatoon, SK Canada
S7N 5E3; Fax: (306) 966-7478; E-Mail: [email protected]
The University is committed to Employment Equity. Members of Desig-nated Groups (women, aboriginal people, people with disabilities andvisible minorities) are encouraged to self-identify on their applications.
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Invites applications for a
Head of the Life, Earthand EnvironmentalSciences (LESC) Unit
The European Science Foundation (ESF) provides a platform for its MemberOrganisations to advance European research and explore new directions forresearch at the European level. Established in 1974 as an independent non-governmental organisation, the ESF currently serves 80 Member Organisations,including Research Funding Agencies, Research Performing Organisations andAcademies, across 30 countries.The Standing Committee for Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences (LESC) aimsat a better understanding of biological, environmental and Earth systems acrosstime and space.
Mission of the position
In order to mobilise high-quality researcher-led co-operation in science in Europeand to provide a natural multi-national arena for such cooperation through its rela-tions with Member Organisations, the Head of Unit is in charge of developing andimplementing the ESF Strategic Plan in his/her domain.This position will involve:• Developing and implementing strategies to catalyse and support researchersand ESF Member Organisations;
• Overseeing and contributing to the development of policy and its implementationwithin the overall ESF Strategy, taking responsibility, as the Secretary of the Life,Earth and Environmental Sciences Standing Committee, for the mobilisation andmotivation of the Science Committee and for the development of strategic activi-ties within the overall ESF Strategy;
• Overseeing and participating in the impartial implementation of scienti�c qualitycontrol through the peer review process of proposals;
• Liaising on behalf of the LESC Standing Committee with ESF Member Organisa-tions and external scienti�c bodies;
• Publicising and informing the LESC Community through publication, the Web…• Taking responsibility for the management and achievement of budgets of speci�cactivities;
• Ensuring compliance with external contract obligations, including EuropeanCommission contracts;
• Managing the performance of the LESC team in a professional manner.
The post is based at ESF in Strasbourg, France.Profile and working conditions are described in the complete position
announcement available at www.esf.org/vacancy-leschou
Please send your application by 4 May 2009 to [email protected] quoting thefollowing reference identi�er LESC-HOU.Interviews will be held in Strasbourg on 20 May 2009.
Further details at www.esf.org
TENURE-TRACK NEUROSCIENCE POSITION
The Brudnick Neuropsychiatric Research Institute (BNRI), establishedas part of the unprecedented research expansion at the University ofMassachusetts Medical School, invites applications for a tenure-trackposition at the level of Assistant, Associate or Full Professor. TheBNRI, a division of the Department of Psychiatry, is committed tobroad-based research investigating basic neurobiological principlesrelated to psychiatric disorders. While we invite applications from allareas of neuroscience, we are particularly interested in applicants usingelectrophysiological approaches in mammalian systems to investigatemechanisms underlying neuronal plasticity. The BNRI, situated in astate-of-the-art laboratory facility, is an integral part of the campus-wide Program in Neuroscience, which consists of over 55 basic neuro-scientists. The successful candidate will establish and/or maintain anindependent research program and play an integral role in new Programinitiatives. The position is highly competitive with regard to salary,start-up funds and laboratory space.
Applicants should send a CV, statement of research interests, and namesand addresses of three references by June 1, 2009 to:
Dr. Paul D. Gardner, Search Committee Chair
Brudnick Neuropsychiatric Research Institute
University of Massachusetts Medical School
303 Belmont Street
Worcester, MA 01604
E-mail: [email protected]
www.umassmed.edu/bnri
An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
ENDOWED CHAIR IN STEM CELL AGING
The EWING HALSELL FOUNDATION DISTINGUISHED CHAIR IN AGING RESEARCH isavailable for an eminent stem cell biologist with an interest in aging research to lead the developmentof a new initiative in stem cell biology. The primary academic appointment will be held in the Depart-ment of Cellular and Structural Biology as an Associate Professor or Professor, with membership inthe Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging Studies. Applicants should have demonstrated academicscholarship in terms of publications in major peer-reviewed journals, a strong record of sustained extra-mural research support and the ability and willingness to build multidisciplinary research programs. Thesuccessful applicant will be expected to establish and maintain a premier multidisciplinary program inaging stem cell biology. Opportunities are available to interact with established and emerging research-ers and to mentor predoctoral PhD, MD/PhD, and DDS/Ph.D. students. The Department is highly activein research, teaching and service throughout the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio and is theprimary academic home to over 30 tenured or tenure-track faculty. Departmental faculty oversee threeresearch core facilities: an optical imaging facility, a genomics core and a bone core. In efforts to supportand enhance research activities in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine, a stem cell core is underdevelopment. Access to institutional core facilities (http://cores.uthscsa.edu/) is readily available. TheDepartment of LaboratoryAnimal Resources, and a number of other service departments are available tosupport research activities. Investigators seeking to promote collaborative multidisciplinary opportunitiesand to lead in the development of stem cell research at the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio areencouraged to apply. The UT Health Science Center at SanAntonio is home to one of five Nathan ShockCenters for Excellence in Biology of Aging, an NCI-designated Cancer Center, an NIH-funded ClinicalTranslational ScienceAward, and the Greehey Children’s Cancer Research Institute.An attractive startuppackage will be offered to the successful candidate. A highly competitive candidate may be eligible foradditional startup funds from theUTSystem STARS program (http://www.utsystem.edu/Aca/initiatives/STARS_Program.htm).
Interested applicants should submit a curriculum vitae, a summary of research accomplishments, futuregoals (2-3 pages) and contact information for five references to ([email protected])directed to the attention of Christi A. Walter, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Cellularand Structural Biology, The University of Texas Health Science Center at SanAntonio, 7703 Floyd
Curl Drive, San Antonio, TX 78229-3900.
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All faculty appointments are designated as security sensitive positions.
The University of Washington School ofMedicine seeks a Professor and Chair ofthe Department of Immunology. Candidatesshould have a PhD degree in Immunologyor a related biomedical discipline and/or anMD degree, an internationally recognizedresearch program in Immunology, and well-demonstrated academic leadership skills. TheDepartment of Immunology at the Universityof Washington has outstanding research andgraduate training programs in Immunology,and it participates actively in teaching in themedical curriculum and in interdisciplinarytraining of MD and PhD students throughmulti-departmental graduate programs inMolecular and Cellular Biology andMolecu-larMedicine. UW faculty engage in teaching,research and service.
Please submit applications (including a CVand names of reference) or nominations to:
WilliamA. Catterall, PhD, Chair
Immunology Search Committee
Department of Pharmacology
University of Washington
Box 357280, Seattle
WA 98195-7280
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
DIRECTOR, GREAT LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
(A Senior Executive Service Position in the Federal Government)Vacancy Announcement: TBD
Department of Commerce (DOC)National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)Ann Arbor, MI • ES-1301-00/00
$117,787.00 - 177,000.00 annually
This position is that of Director, Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL), Office of Oceanic and AtmosphericResearch (OAR), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). GLERL conducts high-quality research andprovides scientific leadership on important issues in both Great Lakes and marine coastal environments leading to newknowledge, tools, approaches, awareness and services. The research focuses on investigations to improve ourunderstanding and prediction of biological, chemical, physical and hydrological processes occurring in natural systems. Specialemphasis is placed on a system approach to problem-oriented environmental research to develop environmental service tools.Assistance is provided to resource managers and others in obtaining and applying the information andservices developed by the Laboratory.
The incumbent is required to have the following:
1. Expert knowledge of current and state-of-the-art theories in a combination of the following disciplines: limnology;fisheries ecology; hydrology; climate; and biological, physical, or chemical oceanography. Demonstrated ability to conceive,design, direct, and evaluate theoretical and experimental atmospheric, oceanographic, and climate studies of a complex andlarge-scale nature.
2. Demonstrated knowledge of and high-level competence in physical or biological sciences sufficient to perceive complexproblems in broad perspective, to coach and infuse ideas, and to participate in critical discussions and assessment of thescientific leadership in order to make determinations on sound scientific projects, in support of NOAA's research mission.
3. Demonstrated ability to communicate research and assessment results to a broad range of constituents (e.g., scientists, thepublic, the agency, Congress, etc.) through the media, speeches, testimony, service in professional or technical societies,briefings, and/or presentations.
Please contact Norma Hughes at 301/713-6307 for announcement information(Internet address: [email protected]), including mailing instructions—referring to the announcement number -OR- you may access the entire full-text
vacancy USAJOBS.OPM.GOV. Incomplete applications will be returned.This vacancy will close on TBD.
*NOAA Values a Diverse Workforce and is an Equal Opportunity Employer”
Chair, Department of Neuroscience and Cell Biology
The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey - Robert Wood Johnson Medical
School invites applications and nominations for the position of Professor and Chair of the
Department of Neuroscience and Cell Biology. As an internationally recognized academic
leader, the Chair will have a strong track record of scientific accomplishment and be
engaged in an active research program that complements the department’s strengths in
cell biology and molecular, cellular, developmental and behavioral neuroscience. This is
an exceptional opportunity to lead and further build a distinguished department with a
strong history of research accomplishments and an excellent graduate training program.
The Department of Neuroscience and Cell Biology faculty research covers diverse areas in
the fields of neuroscience, stem cell biology and molecular cell biology. The department
is noted for extensive collaborations with faculty in the strong research and clinical
environment at RWJMS, including the clinical departments, The Cancer Institute of
New Jersey, the Child Health Institute of New Jersey, and the joint institutes, including
the Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine and the Environmental and
Occupational Health Sciences Institute, and departments of Rutgers University, located
on the same campus.
Letters of interest, including a current CV, should be sent before May 15, 2009 to:
Aaron J. Shatkin, Ph.D., Email: [email protected], Chair, Search Committee,
Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine, 679 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, New
Jersey 08854. UMDNJ is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. For more
information, visit www.umdnj.edu/hrweb.
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Faculty Position in Physiology available for 2009
College of Osteopathic Medicine of the PacificWestern University of Health Sciences is a thriving center for health care and veterinary medicine education. The University’s 10
year plan and core values have propelled the Institution to be a benchmark University for the development of interprofessional
and graduate medical education. The University values a diverse institutional community and is committed to excellence in its
faculty, staff and students. Western University seeks applicants of distinguished academic accomplishments who possess a
passion for excellence and can illustrate a proven track record of achievements.
The Department of Basic Medical Sciences provides the preclinical education for the College of Osteopathic Medicine and invites
applications from highly motivated individuals for tenure-track faculty positions in physiology. Rank will be commensurate with
experience. The successful applicants must have a Ph.D. in physiology or equivalent field and at least 2 years of postdoctoral
experience. Preference will be given to individuals who have demonstrated excellence in teaching and significant scholarly
activity with a strong potential to obtain extramural funding. Submit a current curriculum vitae and a cover letter describing
your teaching experience and philosophy, your research activity and goals, and how you meet the qualifications for the position.
Please include contact information for at least three references. These positions will remain open until filled.
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Nissar A. Darmani, Ph.D.,
Assistant Dean for Basic Sciences and Research
Department of Basic Medical Sciences
Western University of Health Sciences
College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific
309 E. Second Street, Pomona, CA 91766-1854
Email Address: [email protected]
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POSITIONS OPEN
INSTRUCTOR OF MEDICINE POSITIONSchool of Medicine
Department of MedicineDivision of Cardiovascular Disease
The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Depart-ment of Medicine, Division of Cardiovascular Diseaseis seeking applicants with a Ph.D. for the position ofInstructor. This is a nontenure-track faculty position.Candidates must have an expertise in cardiomyocyte cellbiology with at least three years of experience in in vivoanimal models of heart failure and ischemia/reperfusioninjury. Candidates should also be proficient in echocar-diographic analysis of heart function, immunohisto-chemistry, and ingenuity pathway analysis. Interestedcandidates should send curriculum vitae with three let-ters of recommendation to: Louis J. Dell_Italia, M.D.,901 19th Street South, BMR2 432, Birmingham,AL 35294-2180. The University is committed to building aculturally diverse educational environment. Women, minorities, indi-viduals with disabilities, and veterans are encouraged to apply. TheUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OFUNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION
National Science Foundation, Arlington, Virginia
National Science Foundation_s Directorate for Edu-cation and Human Resources seeks candidates for theposition of Director, Division of Undergraduate Educa-tion (DUE). The Division serves as a focal point forNSF_s agencywide commitment in promoting excellencein undergraduate science, technology, engineering, andmathematics (STEM) education for all students. Infor-mation about the Division_s activities may be found atwebsite: http://www.nsf.gov/div/index.jsp?org0DUE.Appointment to this Senior Executive Service posi-
tion may be on a career basis, on a one- to three-yearlimited term basis, or by assignment under the Inter-governmental Personnel Act (IPA) provisions.Announcement S20090055 and position require-
ments and application procedures are posted on NSF_sHome page at website: http://www.nsf.gov/about/career_opps/. Applicants may also obtain the announce-ments by contacting Executive Personnel Staff at tele-phone: 703-292-4376 (hearing impaired individualsmay call TDD 703-292-8044). Applications must bereceived by May 26, 2009.
NSF is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Ad-vancement of Military Medicine, Inc. (HMJF), is seek-ing a POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW to support theDivision of Retrovirology in Rockville, Maryland, U.S.A.to work on characterizing the structure-function rela-tionships in HIV-1 using surface plasmon technology.Research involves protein biochemistry and tissue cul-ture. Candidate should have Ph.D. in biological sciencesand a strong background in biochemistry. Experiencein using a Biacore is desirable. Please send resumes toe-mail: [email protected] or to fax: 240-314-7334.Job No: 204193. The Foundation is a nonprofitmedical research organization that provides supportservices to the military medical community and offersa competitive salary and generous benefits package.HMJF is an Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Oppor-tunity Employer.
The McGill Group for Suicide Studies (MGSS)is seeking a POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW to leada project investigating the role of microRNA onmood disorders. The MGSS (website: http://www.douglasrecherche.qc.ca) is a multidisciplinary centerinvestigating biomedical risk factors for major depres-sion and suicide. Successful candidates should haveoutstanding research credentials and extensive expe-rience in molecular and cell biology. Interested indi-viduals should submit curriculum vitae and contactinformation for three academic professional referencesto: Dr. Gustavo Turecki, e-mail: [email protected].
POSITIONS OPEN
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPBiomedical Sciences ProgramOklahoma State UniversityCenter for Health Sciences
Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sci-ences, College of Osteopathic Medicine is seeking tofill a Postdoctoral Researcher position to participatewithin our multidisciplinary group studying autismspectrum disorders using the prairie vole as a modelsystem through the Biomedical Sciences Program.Experience with whole animal research and basic neu-roscience techniques is a plus, but a strong desire toadopt neuroethological methods will suffice. Requiresa Ph.D, D.O./Ph.D, or M.D./Ph.D. degree. Salarywill be no less than stated in the most recent NIHguidelines. The Center for Health Sciences is locatedin Tulsa, Oklahoma, and is experiencing a period ofgrowth and development with construction beginningon 78,000 square feet of new research space scheduledfor completion in 2010. Applications will be reviewedas received; open until filled. Must apply online atwebsite: https://jobs.okstate.edu, job #05279.OSU is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer/E-Verify employer committed to diversity.
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHFELLOWSHIPS
Sanford Research/USD is seeking two PostdoctoralFellows. Sanford Research/USD was established bythe Sanford School of Medicine of the University ofSouth Dakota and Sanford Health and is dedicated toresearch excellence. Successful candidates should havea recent Ph.D.,M.D./Ph.D., orD.V.M./Ph.D. with arecord of scientific productivity.One position is available inDr. Gregory Shearer_s
laboratory within the Cardiovascular Health ResearchCenter at Sanford Research/USD. The Fellow willperform analyses of lipoprotein structure and functionin dyslipidemias with an emphasis on cellular bindingand analytical chemistry. A strong background inphysiology or biochemistry is preferred. Experiencewith clinical trials a plus.The other position is available in Dr. Da-Qing
Yang_s laboratory. The Fellow will study signaltransduction of the ATM protein kinase in responseto insulin or translational regulation of the expressionof p53 tumor suppressor in tumorigenesis. Experi-ence in type 1 diabetes research and/or animal mod-els of cancer desired.For more information and to apply for either of
these positions, please visit our website: http://www.sanfordhealth.org. Refer to job #206126-046 for Dr. Shearer_s position and job #205654-046 for Dr. Yang_s position. Please include a coverletter addressing your interest in the position alongwith your resume, summary of your research ex-perience, and contact information of three profes-sional references.
Sanford Research/USD1305 W. 18th StreetSioux Falls, SD 57117
Telephone: 605-333-7000Website: http://www.sanfordhealth.org
Equal Opportunity Employer.
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