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86 EvolDir December 1, 2012<br />

Prof. Terry Burke (University of Sheffield, UK) will<br />

co-supervise the project.<br />

Requirements<br />

- BSc Honours or MSc Behavioural Ecology, Evolutionary<br />

Biology or related discipline with ample experience<br />

in field research on birds - excellent academic record (as<br />

shown by a list of examination marks); proven ability<br />

to plan and prioritize work and to work to and meet<br />

deadlines; strong commitment to excellence in research<br />

and teaching - excellent field skills: experience in bird<br />

ringing, avian DNA collection, bird colour ring reading,<br />

and behavioural observations - excellent organisational<br />

and interpersonal skills; ability to work in a team consisting<br />

of scientists, students and technical assistants<br />

with different backgrounds - excellent communication<br />

skills: effective paper writing skills (preferably demonstrated<br />

by publications) and experience with delivering<br />

presentations - working knowledge of programmes<br />

like Microsoft Access, MARK, and SAS/R is desirable -<br />

good command of the English language (oral and written).<br />

Conditions of employment<br />

The University of Groningen offers a salary of ? 2,042<br />

(scale 50, number 0) gross per month in the first year,<br />

up to a maximum of ? 2,612 (scale 50, number 3) gross<br />

per month in the final year, based on a full-time position.<br />

The position requires residence in Groningen and<br />

must result in a PhD thesis within the 4-year contract<br />

period. A PhD training program is part of the agreement<br />

and the successful candidate will be enrolled in<br />

the Graduate School of Science. The successful candidate<br />

will first be offered a temporary position of 1<br />

year with the perspective of prolongation for another 3<br />

years. After the first year, there will be an evaluation<br />

on the perspectives of the successful completion of the<br />

PhD thesis within the next three years. If these perspectives<br />

are poor, the contract may not be renewed.<br />

Starting date: The preferred starting date is 1 February<br />

2013. The position will be filled as soon as suitable<br />

candidates have been found.<br />

Application You can apply for this job before 8 December<br />

2012 Dutch local time by sending your application<br />

(including a letter of motivation outlining your<br />

fit for the PhD, a curriculum vitae, a list of examination<br />

marks, a publication list, and the names and<br />

addresses of three academic referees who are willing to<br />

provide letters of reference (upon request)). Please click<br />

on “Apply” below on the advertisement on the website<br />

of the University of Groningen for the application form.<br />

Organisation<br />

The research project ’Causes and consequences of variation<br />

in dispersal behaviour’ is a collaborative effort of<br />

the Behavioural Ecology and Self- Organization Group<br />

(BESO; The Netherlands), School of Biological<br />

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UHouston GenomicsBioinformatics<br />

Faculty Openings : College of Natural Sciences &<br />

Mathematics : University of Houston<br />

BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY<br />

Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor Genomics /<br />

Bioinformatics Tenured or Tenure-Track<br />

Description:<br />

The Department of Biology and Biochemistry at the<br />

University of Houston invites applications for a faculty<br />

position at any level from individuals using genomic,<br />

bioinformatic, or computational approaches to investigate<br />

fundamental problems in eukaryotic cell or molecular<br />

biology.<br />

Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, neuroscience<br />

and behavior, developmental biology, metabolic<br />

regulation, or regulation of gene expression at the transcriptional<br />

or posttranscriptional levels. Individuals using<br />

in vivo model systems are especially encouraged to<br />

apply.<br />

The department and university offer a scientifically diverse<br />

and highly collaborative environment.<br />

The successful applicant will be expected to develop<br />

and maintain a competitively funded research program<br />

and participate in graduate and undergraduate teaching.<br />

Qualifications include an earned doctorate and an established<br />

record of research as demonstrated by publications<br />

and strong potential for continued external<br />

funding.<br />

Application Procedures:<br />

Candidates should submit a pdf that includes a cover<br />

letter, a personal statement, a CV, and names and<br />

contact information of at least 3 references to genomics@nsm.uh.edu.

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