ACADEMIC POSITIONS CARDIFF UNIVERSITY (UK)

[Mike Taylor]

I would be grateful if you could post the following information on 
academic positions (from Lecturer to Professor) available at Cardiff 
University (UK).

Dear All, the advertised closing date for these positions (vacancy 
number 026) is 27th February, 2003.  If you think they may be the 
thing for you please send an email to me, Mike Taylor 
(TaylorMV at cf.ac.uk), as soon as possible to express your interest.  A 
more formal application can then follow.  All areas of genetics and 
developmental biology will be considered.
Thank you, Mike Taylor.

CARDIFF SCHOOL OF BIOSCIENCES
Seven New Faculty Positions

To maintain and enhance its reputation as a centre of international 
research and teaching excellence the Cardiff School of Biosciences 
wishes to make up to seven appointments within the full range from 
lecturer to professor.

Research in the School is focussed primarily in the areas of 
Biodiversity and Ecological Processes, Connective Tissue Biology, 
Environmental Biochemistry, Mammalian Genetics, Molecular Cell 
Biology and Neuroscience and further details regarding these groups 
can be found at http://www. cardiff.ac.uk/biosi/research.

We aim, in particular, to make appointments in the areas of Mammalian 
Genetics, Neuroscience and Molecular Cell Biology. The School will, 
however, welcome applications from outstanding candidates working in 
other areas of biosciences.

The 2001 Research Assessment Exercise established Cardiff in the top 
7 UK research universities.  The Cardiff School of Biosciences offers 
an excellent research environment supported by state-of-the-art 
facilities that enable numerous opportunities for interdisciplinary 
collaboration.  We have a high reputation for teaching at all levels 
and gained 'excellent' in all our submissions to the TQA panels.  We 
seek individuals who have clearly-defined research goals and with the 
potential to develop a well-funded, internationally-competitive 
research programme.

Any scientist wishing to take advantage of this exciting opportunity 
should make their application to the University enclosing a CV and 
full details of publications and research grant income.  An 
indication of research plans should also be included.  A covering 
letter of application, setting out personal career aspirations, 
should be attached.  The letter should also specify details of the 
post currently held by the applicant and the level of appointment 
sought at Cardiff.  It would also be helpful if the addresses 
(including email addresses where possible) of three referees were 
included.

An application form may be downloaded from 
http://www.cf.ac.uk/jobs/026/ or from Cardiff University, Personnel 
Section, 50, Park Place, Cardiff CF10 3AT.

-- 
Dr Michael V. Taylor ,
School of Biosciences,
Cardiff University Main Building,
Park Place,
CARDIFF CF10 3TL, UK.

Tel:  029 2087 5881 (office)
         029 2087 5884 (lab)
http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/biosi/research/molecular/staff/taylor.html
email: TaylorMV at cf.ac.uk
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