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> Date: fredag 19 jan 2007 18.57.12 GMT+01:00
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> Subject: Position
>> Please spread this ad to anyone you think might be interested!
>> Sincerely,
>> Christoffer Schander
>>>>>> Ph.D.Fellowship in Systematic Zoology in Bergen Museum
>> BERGEN MUSEUM houses the University of Bergen’s collections in
> cultural and natural history. Bergen Museum’s activities around
> these collections involve augmentation, documentation, research,
> conservation and exhibition. As a state-financed university museum,
> Bergen Museum maintains extensive scientific collections and is a
> regional center for scientific competence and the dissemination of
> knowledge. Bergen Museum is divided into The Cultural Histori
> Collections (anthropology, archaeology, church art, and newer
> cultural history) and The Natural History Collections (botany,
> geology and zoology). There is also a central administration. There
> are 110 man-labour-years at the museum.
>> PH.D. FELLOWSHIP in
>> SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY
>> Bergen Museum, the Natural History Collections, University of
> Bergen, has an open fellowship position for Ph.D. studies in
> biosystematics.
>> The student will be working with systematic studies of a marine
> animal group at the Natural History Museum, and also be enrolled in
> a Ph.D. programme at the Department of Biology, University of Bergen.
>> A description of the position is mentioned below or obtainable from
> Bergen Museum, Administration, phone +47 55 58 93 60, e-mail:
>POST At bm.uib.no.>> Additional information on the position is obtainable from principal
> Ingvar Byrkjedal, teleph. + 47 55 58 29 02, or e-mail:
>ingvar.byrkjedal At bm.uib.no.>> Applicants must have a master- or cand.scient.–degree or a
> corresponding education with excellent marks in subjects that are
> directly relevant for the discipline of biosystematics and taxonomy.
>> The appointment is totally four years, and 25% of the time will be
> museum related work in the Natural History Collections. The
> successful applicant will be admissible to the Ph.D. programme of
> the Department of Biology with an approved plan for doctoral
> studies with a time frame of three years. A description of the
> proposed research project and a progress plan for the doctoral
> studies must be submitted with the application. An accepted plan
> for the studies is a requirement for appointment in the position.
> The final ph.d. programme must also be approved by the Faculty of
> Mathematics and Natural Sciences within three months after
> engagement. The principal supervisor for the project must be a
> scientist with permanent position at the Natural History Collections.
>> The length of the fellowship period may be reduced if the
> successful applicant has held previous employment as a research
> fellow.
>> The working language would usually be Norwegian.
>> Starting salaries at salary level 41 (code 1017) on the government
> salary scale (corresponding to NOK 310.700 per year, following
> ordinary meriting regulations (wage levels 41/46).
>> State employment shall reflect the multiplicity of the population
> at large to the highest possible degree. The University of Bergen
> has therefore adopted a personnel policy objective to ensure that
> we achieve a balanced age and sex composition and the recruitment
> of persons of various ethnic backgrounds. Persons of different
> ethnic backgrounds are therefore encouraged to apply for the position.
> The University of Bergen applies the principles of public openness
> when recruiting staff to scientific positions.
>> The successful applicant must comply with the guidelines that apply
> to the position at any time.
>> The application must include a description of the proposed research
> project and a progress plan for the doctoral studies. It must also
> include a complete review of education and professional experience
> with copies of exams and certificates and scientific works
> including a list of publications (all in three copies, sorted in
> three identical budles).
>> The application should be sent to: The University of Bergen
>> The application, which must contain a complete overview over the
> applicant's education and earlier work, must include copies of
> certificates and diplomas, testimonials and scholarly works with a
> list of these (in three copies), is to be sent to The University of
> Bergen, Bergen Museum Administration, P.O.B. 7800, N-5020 Bergen,
> Norway), by 10 February 2007.
>> The application must be marked 06/3830.
>>> DESCRIPTION OF THE POSITION:
>> PH.D. FELLOWSHIP
>> in
>> SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY
>> The Natural History Collections (DNS) is a unit of Bergen Museum,
> The University of Bergen (UoB), with a wide range of activities in
> the fields of botany, geology, and zoology. The core of the
> biological research at DNS is systematics and taxonomy, but work is
> also being conducted with various ecological and evolutionary
> perspectives on biological diversity. DNS is cooperating broadly
> with the Department of Biology at UoB and has joint responsibility
> for teaching subjects including taxonomy, phylogeny, and evolution
> for the students in the faculty.
>> Marine research is a priority at UoB. Additionally, amongst several
> other research institutions that are good neighbours in the
> environmental sciences, there is also the national Institute of
> Marine Research. Bergen therefore offers special conditions for
> studies of marine organisms. UoB can provide facilities including a
> marine research station at Espeland near Bergen and possibilities
> of cruise time with well equipped research vessels. With support
> from the Norwegian Research Council, researchers at DNS have
> contributed to establish a work environment for botanical and
> zoological molecular systematics at UoB.
>> The Department of Biology has a staff of about 150 people and 600
> students in master- and Ph.D. programmes. We presume that the
> successful applicant will find an association with the Research
> Group on Marine Biodiversity beneficial.
>> Additionally to research, academic teaching and dessemination, the
> work at DNS is characterized by duties in the scientific
> collections. The zoological collections have been catalogued since
> the 1850-ies and contain a great number of type specimens. However,
> the bulk of the collection derives from diverse field projects over
> the last decades, also including reference material from
> environmental assessment and monitoring. The advent of molecular
> systematics has additionally produced new demands for vouchering
> specimens. The work in the collections is characterised by high
> levels of activity, including guest researchers and communication
> with scientists around the world. The people who work with marine
> animals are currently cooperating particularly with the Marine
> Biodiversity Research Group in the Department of Biology. They are
> also active partners in the so called MAR-ECO project ( http://
> www.mar-eco.no/ ).
>> Applicants must have a master- or cand.scient.–degree or a
> corresponding education with excellent marks in subjects that are
> directly relevant for the discipline of biosystematics and
> taxonomy. The application must contain a brief description of a
> proposed doctoral project for systematic studies of a marine animal
> group. It is required that the principal scientific supervisor has
> a permanent position in the Natural History Collections and it
> would be an advantage to contact potential supervisors in advance.
> Applicants may demonstrate a particular interest in biosystematics
> with publications in the field. The applicant’s potential ability
> to successfully finalise a doctoral study will also be based on an
> evaluation of efficiency and results in previous studies and
> subsequent activities. The fellow will also be assigned to museum
> related duties in the Natural History Collections.
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Fredrik Pleijel
Tjärnö Marine Biological Laboratory
Department of Marine Ecology
Göteborg University
SE-452 96 Strömstad
Sweden
tel +46 526 686 79
mobile +46 70 365 21 21
fax +46 526 686 07
fredrik.pleijel At tmbl.gu.se
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