Hello everybody,
Since there are so many people working on polychaetes in this list,
I’ll give it a try:
I’ve just finished my PhD and now I’m seeking a postdoctoral position in
marine biology, animal physiology or cell biology, preferably in the UK, for
2-3 years. During my work on the oogenesis in Nereis virens I’ve gained
detailed expertise in the field of physiology and cell biology, including
metabolite analysis by HPLC, microscopy, tracer techniques and the
establishment of a cell culture system for isolated oocytes. I have
characterised oocyte metabolism by determining enzyme activities, oxygen
uptake and microcalorimetry. Although mainly working on a cellular level
I’ve always kept in mind the behavioural and ecological context related to
life history of polychaetes. This involved aspects of adaptation to the
hypoxic environment, synchronisation of gametogenesis and spawning, as
well as physical and hormonal signals. My fascination in marine
ecosystems and my profound knowledge on intertidal species was
strengthened in several field courses at the Mediterranean and the North
Sea. I also have a 7 years experience as teaching assistant in lab courses
on animal morphology, developmental biology, and cell differentiation.
A detailed CV can be found at:
http://www.uni-mainz.de/~rebscher/index.html
For references, please contact:
Dr. Ulrich Hoeger
uhoeger at mail.uni-mainz.de
or
Dr. Adriaan Dorresteijn
dorreste at mail.uni-mainz.de
So if you don’t know what to do with all the money and vacant
positions in your lab, don’t hesitate to contact me!
cheers,
Nicole Rebscher
Dr. Nicole Rebscher
Institute of Zoology I
Johannes Gutenberg University
Saarstrasse 21
55099 Mainz
Germany
rebscher at mail.uni-mainz.de
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