Post-Doctoral Position in Functional Genomics

[Greg Gibson]

Please post the following announcement for a Postdoctoral Position in Drosophila Functional Genomics

An NIH-funded Post-Doctoral position is available starting Fall 2000, using genomic 
approaches to study quantitative genetic variation in Drosophila.  The project will 
involve a combination of high volume sequencing and SNP genotyping of candidate 
genes for a variety of traits, and microarray-based analysis of the transcriptional 
response to drug intake.  Experience in Drosophila molecular genetics and 
automated DNA sequencing is essential, and some interest in quantitative/statistical 
genetics is expected.

North Carolina State University is located in Raleigh, which is just a few hours drive 
from mountains, ocean, or Washington DC, and is part of the fast-growing Research 
Triangle area.  Duke, UNC, and the RTP pharmaceutical/computer/communications 
research park are all within half an hour, offering excellent employment prospects for 
partners, and providing over a dozen fly groups.  NCSU has a new Genome 
Research Laboratory, and its Graduate Program in Genomic Sciences includes a 
highly regarded program in bioinformatics and statistical genetics.  Please send c.v. 
and names and contact addresses of two referees to Dr Greg Gibson at 
ggibson at unity.ncsu.edu, or phone (919) 513-2512.  More information on our lab 
and the Department of Genetics can be found at http://www4.ncsu.edu/~ggibson.  
NC State is an equal oppoirtunity and affirmative action employer.

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