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New
Investigator
Scientist
- Nutrition
and Bone
Health
Research
MRC Human
Nutrition
Research,
Cambridge
Salary
Band -
£26,282
- £37,040
per annum
Closing
date: 13
May 2013
Interview
dates:
10 June
2013
We wish
to appoint
an Investigator
Scientist
to conduct
research
investigating
the characterisation
of a healthy
bone phenotype
at different
stages
of life,
and in
different
populations.
The post
holder
will be
required
to take
the lead
in managing
and progressing
their work
to a high
scientific
standard
working
in the
‘Bone
health
through
the life
course’
theme with
a particular
emphasis
on healthy
ageing.
Please
click
here
for more
information

New
Postdoctoral
Research
Fellows,
University
of Missouri,
Kansas
City
We are
seeking
two enthusiastic
and motivated
individuals
to participate
in research
projects
within
a collaborative
research
program
focused
on mineralized
tissue
biology.
The projects
will involve
live cell
microscopy
of the
dynamic
behavior
and interactions
of bone
cells and
live imaging
of bone
extracellular
matrix
assembly
in normal,
aging and
diseased
states
in bone.
The projects
will use
transgenic
bone cell
lineage
reporter
mice and
mice expressing
fluorescent
collagen-GFP
constructs
for live
imaging
of collagen
assembly
and for
monitoring
of collagen
replacement
in a marrow
transplant
treatment
model of
osteogenesis
imperfecta.
Molecular
biology
and protein
analytical
techniques
will also
be used
to investigate
the underlying
molecular
mechanisms.
The successful
applicant
should
have a
Ph.D. in
a cell
biology
related
discipline.
Experience
in molecular
biology
and protein
analysis
is highly
desirable
and some
experience
in live
cell microscopy,
confocal
microscopy,
image processing/analysis
would also
be advantageous.
Other preferred
skills
include
experience
in the
histological
analysis
of skeletal
tissues,
working
with transgenic
mouse colonies,
animal
handling
and tissue
culture
as well
as excellent
communication
skills
and a strong
commitment
to a career
in research.
Job Opening
ID: 9687
Posting
Title:
Postdoctoral
Fellow-38738
Applications
should
be submitted
online
using one
of the
following
links:
https://myhr.umsystem.edu/psp/tamext/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?
FolderPath=PORTAL_ROOT_OBJECT.HC_HRS_CE_GBL2&AITS_HDR_CODE=33&PortalIsPagelet
=true&IsFolder=false&IgnoreParamTempl=FolderPath,IsFolder&SiteId=8
https://hrprd.umsystem.edu/psp/prd/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRPM.HRS_JOB_OPENING.GBL
?Action=U&HRS_JOB_OPENING_ID=9687
For additional
enquiries,
please
contact:
Dr. Sarah
L. Dallas,
Ph.D.,
Associate
Professor,
University
of Missouri,
Kansas
City,
School
of Dentistry,
Department
of Oral
and Craniofacial
Sciences,
650 E.
25th Street,
Kansas
City,
MO 64108.
Tel: (816)
235 6295
Fax: (816)235
5524
E-mail:
dallass@umkc.edu
View Job
Desription
here

New
Lecturer
in Human
Anatomy,
Lancaster
Medical
School
Lancaster
Medical
School
(LMS) wishes
to appoint
a Lecturer
in Human
Anatomy.
The appointee
will contribute
to the
teaching
and administration
of the
undergraduate
medical
degree
to an annual
cohort
of 50 Lancaster-based
students
and to
the development
and delivery
of new
postgraduate
degree
programmes,
either
within
LMS or
in collaboration
with other
departments.
In particular,
the appointee
will be
responsible
for the
development
and delivery
of human
anatomy
teaching
and resources
for undergraduate
and postgraduate
programmes
within
the Medical
School,
in conjunction
with Dr
Adam Taylor,
Lecturer
in Anatomy.
For further
details
please
follow
the link:
http://hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=A636

New
PHD STUDENTSHIPS
Arthritis
Research
UK is pleased
to announce
the award
of a number
of prestigious
PhD studentships
to enable
outstanding
science
graduates
to embark
on a research
career
in rheumatology.
The awards
will be
tenable
for three
years from
1st October
2013 with
a tax-free
stipend
currently
of £22,274
(in London)
and £19,892
(outside
London)
in the
first year,
with annual
increases
thereafter,
and will
include
UK tuition
fees.
Applications
are invited
from candidates
who hold
or expect
to obtain
a First
or Upper
Second
Class Honours
Degree
and full
details
of the
projects
can be
found on
our website.
Further
information
about Arthritis
Research
UK can
be found
on the
website
www.arthritisresearchuk.org.
PhD studentships
available
at the
MRC –
Arthritis
Research
UK Centre
for Integrated
research
into Musculoskeletal
Ageing
(CIMA).
As part
of the
new Centre
for Integrated
research
into Musculoskeletal
Ageing
(CIMA)
up to 12
full-funded
non-clinical
4-year
MRes/PhD
studentships
will be
available
for entry
from September
2013.
For details
and how
to apply
go to
http://cimauk.org/training.html
and
http://www.findaphd.com/search/PhDDetails.aspx?CAID=863&LID=817
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