postdoctoral research fellow/dietary carotenoids in the protection against oxidative damage in humans.

[p m bramley]

Royal Holloway, as part of the University of London, exists to promote 
education and scholarship for the public benefit.

A postdoctoral position, funded by MAFF's Micronutrient Programme, is 
available to study the role of dietary carotenoids in the protection 
against oxidative damage in humans.  The research conducted in Dr Peter 
Bramley's laboratory, is in collaboration wth Prof Catherine Rice-Evans 
at UMDS, Guy's Hospital where a research assistant will be employed to 
coordinate the human supplementation study.  Experience in HPLC would 
be an advantage.

The appointment, for 30 months, will be on the RA1A scale, (£16,451 - 
£23,653) including London Allowance.

You may discuss the post informally with Peter Bramley (tel: 01784 
443555; fax: 01784 434326).  Applications, including a CV and the names 
and addresses of 2 references (2 copies) should be sent to the Personnel 
Office, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham, Surrey, TW20 0EX by 
14th July 1995.

We positively welcome applications from all sections of the community.