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Faculty Position in Theoretical High-Energy Physics at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) The EPFL invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professorship in theoretical high-energy physics. Experienced candidates seeking a higherlevel position may be considered. We seek outstanding scientists with interests in particle cosmology, physics beyond the standard model, and particle phenomenology. The successful candidate will establish and lead a vigorous, independent research program, interact with existing projects in particle physics and cosmology, and be committed to excellence in teaching at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Significant start-up resources and research infrastructure will be available. We offer international competitive salaries and benefits. Applications including a curriculum vitae, publication list, concise statement of research and teaching interests as well as the names and addresses (including email) of at least five references should be submitted in PDF format via the website http://sb.epfl.ch/partphyssearch by December 15, 2005. For additional information, please contact Professor M. Shaposhnikov (mikhail.shaposhnikov@epfl.ch) or consult the following websites: http://sb.epfl.ch/en, http://itp.epfl.ch and http://www.epfl.ch/Eplace.html The EPFL is an equal opportunity employer. 96 ;36 7 36/ 8+2 + 3, 8 7 + -+6//6 30 773203-97/. 2:/781+832 6+.036. 1"/7/+6- 2+78 /786 678+ '+7"/7/+6- 2+78 #44/. +8/+8-7 +8//2 '+6."/7/+6- 2+78 7331 +2. 347-7 '36 8+8 +88/67 $/ 36436+832 7 + 23246308 27889832 8+8 34/6+8/7 32 8/ 462-4/ 30 -32.9-821 4+68+ +--96+8/ +-832+,/ 6/7/+6- +2. +2+77 83 2036 8/ 4368+28 ;36 30 49,- 7/-836 /+./67 87 ;36 8+8 +88/67+2. 8+8 6/0/-87 + -38/28 83 7/6:/ 8/ 49,-7 28/6/787 +2. 8/ -332 133. '/ 300/6 -+6//6 344368928/7 036 4/34/ ;8 ./16//7 2 /212//621 +8/+8-7 /-323-7 47-7 -/786 28/62+832+ 6/+8327 2+832+ 7/-968 7836 +2. +2 38/6 7-/280- +2. 4630/7732+ 0/.7 30 789. :/67/ :/;7 3,/-8:8 +12+8:/ 8/-259/7 463-/77 .6:/2 6/7987 36/28/. -388/. 83 8/ -332 133.32 97 ;;;-2+361
Vice Chief of Cardiovascular Research The Duke University Medical Center Division of Cardiovascular Medicine is searching for an active, established basic or translational investigator to build a research program in fundamental mechanisms of cardiovascular disease. This position will lead a growing group of investigators in a well funded academic division that is part of an enterprise dedicated to high quality research in genetics, genomics, molecular physiology, and biology of a variety of cardiovascular disorders. This senior faculty member will serve as a key member of the Division’s leadership team and provide oversight for the group’s research operations and budget. Specifically, in addition to growing his/her own research agenda, the Vice Chief will be responsible for setting research priorities, identifying strategic faculty recruitment opportunities, and addressing space and equipment needs of the existing faculty. A focus should be placed on establishing core labs for use by all Division scientists, identifying opportunities for collaboration across the medical center, and mentoring junior faculty members and trainees. As a member of the Duke University Medical Center Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, this new faculty member will have access to stateof-the-art laboratory facilities and equipment and be closely involved in the selection and training of fellows interested in basic and translational research careers. To learn more about this opportunity, email your CV to the attention of Kathy Hay at the contact information shown. Duke University Medical Center Division of Cardiovascular Medicine Attention Kathy Hay DUMC Box 3382 Durham, NC 27710 919-668-6210 (phone) 919-668-6202 (fax) kathy.hay@duke.edu University of California, Davis College of Biological Sciences FACULTY POSITION Section of Molecular and Cellular Biology The Section of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of California, Davis, invites applications for a tenure-track position at the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR level. Candidates must have a Ph.D. (or equivalent) and an outstanding record of research achievement. The successful candidate is expected to develop a strong research program in the general area of biochemistry and to contribute to the teaching mission of the Section. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, mechanistic enzymology, chemical biology and genetics, metabolic regulation and single molecule imaging. Candidates should submit a curriculum vitae, a 1-2 page summary of research accomplishments, a 1-2 page description of future research plans, copies of up to three publications, and a statement of teaching experience and/or interest online at www.mcb.ucdavis.edu. Candidates should also arrange for three to five letters of recommendation to be submitted online or sent by mail to: Faculty Search Committee, Section of Molecular and Cellular Biology, One Shields Avenue, University of California, Davis, CA 95616. Closing date: open until filled although to assure full consideration, applications should be received prior to November 1, 2005. The University of California, Davis, is an Equal Opportunity/ Affi rmative Action Employer which encourages women and minorities to apply. Assistant Professor Molecular Medicine - 04288 Located in Ithaca, N.Y., Cornell University is a bold, innovative, inclusive and dynamic teaching and research university where staff, faculty, and students alike are challenged to make an enduring contribution to the betterment of humanity. The Department of Molecular Medicine (www.vet.cornell.edu/ molecular/) invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the level of Assistant Professor. This position is part of a campus-wide and diverse expansion under the New Life Sciences Initiative (lifesciences.cornell.edu/about/initiative.php). To strengthen our current departmental research programs in signaling systems, cancer cell biology, trafficking and exocytosis, and receptor and ion channel mechanisms, we seek candidates studying signal transduction by molecular, cellular, biochemical, physical, or other contemporary approaches. We are particularly interested in candidates who use innovative and interdisciplinary approaches and who study the basic signaling mechanisms relevant to cancer or other disease processes. The successful candidate is expected to develop a strong and independent research program and contribute to the teaching activities of the Department. Candidates are required to have a Ph.D., DVM, MD, or equivalent degree, be firmly committed to an academic career, have a track record of excellence in research, and an outstanding or potentially outstanding research program. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply. Please send curriculum vitae, a brief description of current and future research interests, and arrange for three letters of recommendation to be sent to Search Committee Chair, c/o Ms. Debbie Crane, Department of Molecular Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853-6401. Email: dac20@cornell.edu Review of applications will begin November 1 and will continue until the position is filled. Cornell University is an Affirmative Action/ Equal Opportunity, Employer and Educator http://chronicle.com/jobs/profiles/2377.htm CSIRO Plant Industry, Canberra Australia Research Scientist - Wheat Quality $A76K - $A90K + Superannuation Ref: 2005/810 We require an experienced scientist to lead a program of research aimed at defining the relationships between cereal grain composition and constituents, and the processing and end-use properties of foods and materials made from cereal flour. The overall objective of the team is to define the genetic basis of cereal quality attributes and to deliver to industry the improved grains, and methods for measuring grain quality, that assist the industry to maintain and enhance the value of crops. The successful applicant will have a PhD and an international track record in one or more of the following areas; quantitative genetics, cereal genetics, cereal quality research, or a related discipline. They will find working in an interdisciplinary area stimulating, and will be experienced and capable of working across disciplines and organisation boundaries. They will be experienced in meeting both scientific and industry objectives, and will be able to lead, motivate and inspire scientific and technical staff. This position is for a term of 5 years. (<strong>THIS</strong> ADVERTISEMENT IS NOT RESTRICTED TO AUSTRALIAN APPLICANTS ONLY.) For selection documentation and details on how to apply visit www.csiro.au/careers Alternatively contact 1300 301 509 Australian Science, Australia’s Future U51068
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