Doctoral and postdoctoral position in plant evolution

Highlights:

1.      3-yr Ph.D position is avaliable (or a part-time post-doctoral assistantship) to study the origin and evolution of island endemics in the Mediterranean Region.

2.      Eligibility: Demonstrated experience in molecular, phylogenetic and flow-cytometry methods and/or ecological niche modeling will be highly valued in the selection process. Excellent knowledge of the English language, written and oral, required. Familiarity with additional European languages would be useful for fieldwork in the Mediterranean Region and living in Switzerland.

3.      Facilities: Our research group offers a very supportive working atmosphere and excellent research facilities in a highly international scientific environment. Several opportunities for collaborations and participation at international meetings are available.

4.      How to apply: Send the following documents by email AS A SINGLE PDF FILE to Prof. Elena Conti, ContiElena@access.uzh.ch: I) a one- to two-page application letter clearly addressing the following questions: a) Why are you interested in a Ph.D. or post-doc position in this research topic?

Doctoral fellowship in Biomedical science

Highlights:

1. PhD position available in the Institute of Health & Welfare Research at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK.
2. The Institute brings together interdisciplinary research within biomedical science, allied health care professions and social sciences. The PhD studentship is aligned with the strategic research themes of the institute; Cardiovascular & Metabolic Disease, Environmental & Occupational Health and Neurological & Mental Health.
3. The design, synthesis and evaluation of selective, non-invasive imaging agents for atherosclerotic plaque (REF IHW8)
4. The project will involve the use of both solid and solution phase organic chemistry.
5. All compounds will be fully characterised (e.g. NMR, Mass Spec., IR) and evaluated as site specific agents using biological screening systems. Experience of chemistry projects that interface with biology would be an advantage, but not essential. For further details of the project please contact Dr Graeme Kay (g.kay@rgu.ac.uk).
6. Candidates should be highly motivated with a strong commitment to academic research. A First Class, or a 2.1 Honours Degree (or equivalent) or a Masters Qualification in a relevant discipline is required. Relevant professional experience will also be considered.
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