ab 01.07.2013 für 3 y; part-time; Isolierung, Identifizierung und ggf. Synthese von Kaffeeinhaltsstoffen, die Regulationsmechanismen der Sättigung in vitro und in vivo beinflussen. Durchführung von Zellkulturexperimenten mit anschl. molekularbiologischen Analysen (z.B. Protein- und RNA-Isolation, qRT-PCR, siRNA knock-down Ansätze), chemisch-analytische Tätigkeiten (z.B. HPLC, GC-MS, LC-MS) sowie Mitarbeit bei Humanstudien. Mitarbeit bei Lehrveranstaltungen in den Fächern Chemie und Ernährungswissenschaften in deutscher und englischer Sprache im kollektivvertraglichen Ausmass. Abschluss des Diplom- oder Masterstudienganges im Fach Biologische Chemie oder Ernährungswissenschaften. Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der Molekularbiologie, in Kombination mit chemisch-analytischen Techniken

Deadline: June 6 | Published: May 24

1+ y; 100%; Aufgabe: Erstellen von Funktionsmustern und Charakterisierung dieser; Optimierung und Abstimmung der benötigten Druckfarben auf den Druckprozess unter Berücksichtigung der Eigenschaften der Materialien und der verwendeten Substrate; Mitarbeit in der Lehre bei der Betreuung studentischer Arbeiten; Durchführung und Koordination von Forschungsarbeiten in Abstimmung mit kooperierenden Unternehmen im Rahmen von nationaler und internationaler Forschungskooperationen. Chemische/physikalische Kenntnisse zu organischen und anorganischen Funktionsmaterialien sowie in der Oberflächen- und Grenzflächenthermodynamik wären wünschenswert

Deadline: May 27 | Published: May 24

3+ m; 50%; Als Arbeitsaufgabe stehen die Synthese, die wissenschaftliche Planung und die Strukturcharakterisierung von polymeren Hybrid- und Kompositmaterialien für spezielle Anwendungen. Es besteht die Möglichkeit zur wissenschaftlichen Weiterqualifikation. Einstellungsvoraussetzung ist ein abgeschlossenes wissenschaftliches Hochschulstudium im Fach Chemie, mit Spezialausbildung in Polymerchemie, welches zur Zulassung zum höheren Dienst berechtigt. Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der organischen Synthese mit reaktiven Di-Carbonylverbindungen sind eine zwingende Voraussetzung

Deadline: May 27 | Published: May 24

Aufgaben: Charakterisierung antioxidativer Leitsubstanzen in Bier und deren Wirkung auf die Geschmacksstabilität. Anforderungsprofil: Abgeschlossenes Universitätsstudium; Erfahrung in der HPLC-Analytik (v. a. Bestimmung von Polyphenolen, Aminosäuren) sowie ESR-Analytik sowie nasschemischen Analytik wünschenswert; Validierung und Verifizierung von verfahrenstechnischen Operationen, Teamfähigkeit und Kommunikationsvermögen, Kenntnisse im Umgang mit der einschlägigen Laborsoftware sowie MS Office; gute Englischkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift, technologische Kenntnisse im Bereich der Lebensmittelchemie, Getränkeindustrie (ggf. Bierherstellung)

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 24

3 y; This project team aims to develop a monitoring and early warning system for cyanobacterial blooms, and research factors influencing bloom formation, toxicity and collapse. This will be achieved through a close interaction of molecular microbiology, analytical chemistry and remote sensing technology. PhD position 1 - Role of bacteriophage and protozoa in formation, toxicity and collapse of harmful algal blooms (HABs) . The student will monitor both the expression and abundance of the cyanotoxin genes mcyA and mcyB using qPCR. This will be done in a) in pure cultures under various environmental conditions, b) in a monitoring campaign of selected lakes. The student will characterise the cyanobacterial population in the selected lakes by 454 pyrosequencing at the beginning, peak and end of the cyanobacterial growth season to provide basic microbiological information about the lakes. We are looking for a PhD candidate with strong skills in microbiology and/or molecular biology and a background in microbial ecology. The project includes a substantial amount of field-work. | PhD position 2 - Modeling the optical properties of cyanobacteria. We are looking for a PhD candidate with strong skills in experimental physics and willingness to participate in measurement campaigns on lakes

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 24

100%; The Department of Cardiac Surgery, Section of Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery, is currently seeking a Physician Assistant to assist physicians in the medical care and management of congenital heart patients, performing such functions as first assist in operating room and participating in a wide range of congenital heart procedures

Deadline: June 16 | Published: May 23

100%; 1. Manage and provide optimal nutrition care to patients seen in the outpatient clinics managed by the department of pediatric gastroenterology 2. Function efficiently and appropriately in a challenging, dynamic and interdisciplinary team environment 3. Attend daily outpatient clinic huddles and be an active participant of the multidisciplinary health care team 4. Work synergistically with the medical and clinical nutrition team 5. Develop and revise (as needed) feeding protocols and nutrition management plans for specific and appropriate populations managed by the pediatric gastroenterology program 6. Provide timely nutrition assessment, monitoring and intervention for all assigned outpatients with some oversight for inpatients

Deadline: June 5 | Published: May 23

100%; The Transplant Center Director is responsible for development and execution of its strategic plan across the Center for patient care, research and education including establishment of success metrics in conjunction with the Transplant Executive Committee and Organ Program Leadership. The role also provides the leadership oversight of the Transplant Center's operations and compliance/regulatory framework. The Transplant Director works collaboratively with Health System Leadership and department chairs to recruit and retain faculty needed to meet the Center's strategic plan. The Section Head of Transplant Surgery is directly responsible for coordinating all professional activities of faculty within the Section including activities related to clinical care, academic, teaching and administrative efforts. Additionally, the Section Head develops Section policies, oversees the budgeting and resource allocation process

Deadline: July 18 | Published: May 23

100%; C.S. Mott Children's Hospital; Craniofacial Anomalies Program is seeking a clinical photographer to provide photographic support and documentation for the purposes of patient care, education and research. This position is a key part of our team and is responsible for producing accurate and objective images that record injuries, chronic medical conditions, as well as the progress of operations and medical procedures. Their work can be both technically and emotionally engaging with images used for measurement and analysis, as well as to accompany medical or scientific reports, articles or research papers. They are also used for educational purposes and to demonstrate the effects of a range of diseases and/or medical conditions. This position will also learn to be knowledgeable with the 3D Camera. This position is responsible for photographing both the pediatric and adult patient population

Deadline: June 5 | Published: May 23

50%; Will be expected to be involved in the clinical and didactic training of psychiatric residents in their inpatient experience in their role managing psychiatric patients on the unit specifically located at Mercy Hospital & Medical Center

Published: May 23

100%; Responsibilities will include patient care, teaching, and clinical outcomes research. Requirements include: (1) be certified by the American Board of Thoracic Surgery (or its equivalent); (2) have completed an accredited fellowship or equivalent training in Cardiothoracic Surgery; (3) have a minimum of one year of experience with complex cardiac surgery including minimally invasive, endovascular, and hybrid approaches; transcatheter valve replacement; valve-sparing aortic procedures; and advanced cardiopulmonary perfusion techniques

Published: May 23

Accountable for support, maintenance, and management of all computer systems for the QA laboratories, including LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System), Empower, Vitek II. This individual is accountable for coordination, development, and implementation of software systems development and validation testing relating to LIMS. Experience with Laboratory Information Systems and Chromatography systems. Knowledge of cGMPs, cGXPs, cGLPs and compliance

Published: May 23

100%; The nurse will coordinate the conduct of Phase I- IV clinical trials including consenting, screening and enrolling eligible subjects, managing subject treatment per protocol, oversight and coordination of research testing, including labs, office visits and radiology exams, provide oversight for research medication administration, monitor patient care, treatment side effects and patient status throughout study period. The person will also communicate any research issues to PI and primary MD, communication with research team, including Investigators, CRC and regulatory team, to ensure patient safety and proper study conduct, provide patient/family education and support, follow GCP guidelines in the conduct of trials, coordinate implementation of research protocols with study and clinical team, collecting and reporting research data, reporting serious adverse events per protocol, coordinate subject care with clinical team, provide coverage and support to other research nurses and coordinators

Published: May 23

100%; Evaluate and treat Adult Acute Inpatients in the Hospital Acute Care Unit. Provide patient treatment and education. Excellent written and verbal communication skills as well as the ability to work collaboratively with a team

Deadline: June 5 | Published: May 23

part-time; The Director of Advanced Practice Nursing (APN) ensures the provision of the highest quality patient care through providing leadership and consultation in all aspects of the APRN practice community, including Nurse Practitioners (NPs), Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNSs), Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) and Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs)

Deadline: June 28 | Published: May 23

100%; A postdoctoral research fellowship is available with a focus on the role of the innate immune system in autoimmune disease pathogenesis in a productive laboratory at the University of Michigan. Successful candidates have the potential to be supported by the University of Michigan Rheumatology Training Grant

Deadline: July 21 | Published: May 23

Current activities at the Centre for Surface Chemistry and Catalysis are centred around designing materials at a molecular level for catalysis, adsorption, controlled release and membrane separations. The research program should complement this work by hierarchically organising these materials at length scales beyond the single porous crystal or particle or plain film, to control dynamics and kinetics of the systems and devices via optimised transfer of mass (molecules, ions), heat, or by enhanced propagation of radiation. This will include spatial structuring of these materials at length scales from nanometres up to the millimetre scale, with the aim to enhance yields of chemical reactions, efficiencies and energetics of separations and to develop other advanced materials applications, like energy conversion and storage

Published: May 23

100%; The candidate is expected to develop a strongly internationally competitive research activity in the development of solid state and liquid NMR techniques for the characterization of nanoporous materials, nanoparticles and (bio)polymers, for understanding the interaction of such systems with small molecules, and for understanding the dynamics of these materials and their interactions. A successful candidate will foster innovation regarding instrumentation and data processing, particularly related to sensitivity enhancement, accelerated acquisition, implementation and further improvement of multidimensional NMR spectroscopy (both related to classical and metal nuclei) and/or spatially resolved NMR

Deadline: September 30 | Published: May 23

part-time; You develop a research programme at an international level on the manufacturing of carbon nanostructures and their applications. More specifically it concerns the investigation of structured carbon nanomaterial assemblies including carbon nanotubes and graphene, the development of manufacturing techniques enabling hierarchical organization of nanomaterials with simultaneous control of nano- micro- and macroscale architecture, and the implementation of these structures in emerging CNT applications including energy storage, filters, sensors, actuators, etc

Deadline: August 25 | Published: May 23

100%; You will be expected to develop an excellent research program in biomanufacturing that is complementary to and in collaboration with the already mentioned research groups at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, and related groups at KU Leuven. Research will focus on the development of innovative hardware technology for the biomanufacturing of living tissues that emphasises mechanobiological principles. This technology must enable to control geometrical and mechanical cues at submicron scale and to recreate cell mechanical environments that mimic the native ones, in order to modulate cell fate. At the same time, technology must result in translating and scaling to tissue sizes that are relevant for the study of tissue function, disease and regeneration

Published: May 23

100%; You have a broad knowledge in the field of chemical engineering with applications for human health and related issues. Possible applications include more process-oriented applications such as, for example, separation techniques for biomedical applications or methods for local or even in-situ production of energy or medicine, or more material-oriented applications such as tissue engineering or the use of biomaterials

Deadline: June 30 | Published: May 23

100%; Research to study the interactions between host and pathogen (viral, bacterial, protozoan, worm) in farm animals requires a multidisciplinary approach to develop novel strategies in terms of diagnosis, analysis of virulence mechanisms in pathogens, possible treatment and imporvement of production. The interaction between pathogen and host implies changes and reactions at both the local (cellular) level and the organism level. These can be due to innate and acquired immunity and changes at the "-omics" level (transcriptome/proteome/lipidome, metabolome) and immune response. The candidate is expected to evaluate these responses in a broader and generalized physiological perspective at the organism level. Based on these fundamental insights, the succesful candidate will develop economically realistic strategies and collaborations with both the pharmaceutical and agricultural sector for the diagnosis and treatment of these infections

Published: May 23

100%; The successful candidate will perform research on land and water use, including spatial patterns and processes in soils at the landscape level. Innovative tools and approaches should be developed to complement and expand studies at the laboratory/plot scale, and to take up the challenge of studying complex processes at larger scales (e.g. catchment level) in an increasingly interdisciplinary way. The new position should combine expertise in soil science, land evaluation, soil geography, irrigation water management, and/or crop water productivity

Published: May 23

ab sofort bis 31.07.2013; 50%; Ein mindestens gut abgeschlossenes Universitätsstudium mit Schwerpunkten aus dem schulischen Bereich der Naturwissenschaften, Die Bereitschaft, sich in eine Lehre einzubringen, die so ausgestaltet ist, dass sie empirische biologiedidaktische Forschung systematisch einbezieht. Eine internationale Ausrichtung der Forschung und die bisherige Mitarbeit in internationalen Projekten sind von Vorteil. Die Lehre umfasst einen Umfang von 2 SWS. Erwartet werden die Beteiligung an wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten (Datenaufnahme, Präsentationen, Publikationen), die Einwerbung von Drittmittelprojekten und die Mitarbeit in der Organisation und Selbstverwaltung der Abteilung

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 23

100%; You develop a research programme on molecular signalling mechanisms involved in neuroplasticity in model organisms.You strengthen the neurobiological research in the department by providing complementary expertise. Experience with life imaging techniques and with functional genetics are considered a plus

Deadline: September 30 | Published: May 23

Indefinite contract; 50%; Applications are sought from suitably qualified (degree in Physiotherapy or a related subject) and experienced (professional accreditation) individuals for this post, the primary focus of which is: To contribute to the Department’s teaching and administration at undergraduate and at postgraduate level, developing and implementing innovative and evidence based approaches that are responsive to the changing needs of health care; To foster transition of knowledge and skills between the College and Practice settings on pre-registration and relevant post-registration programmes, principally through support of practice based education

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 23

ab sofort für 2 y; 100%; Voraussetzungen: Approbation als Arzt/Ärztin. Promotion wünschenswert. Interesse an Forschung und Lehre. Arbeitsaufgaben: Erlernen sämtlicher Narkosetechniken und -verfahren in allen anästhesiologisch zu versorgenden Fachgebieten. Mitwirkung im Rettungsdienst. Einsatz im Bereich der operativen Intensivmedizin und der Schmerztherapie. Engagement in Forschung und Lehre. Möglichkeiten zur Promotion/Habilitation, Subspezialisierung Intensivmedizin, Notfallmedizin, Schmerztherapie, Tauch- und Überdruckmedizin

Deadline: May 30 | Published: May 23

ab 01.07.2013 für 1 y 10 m; 60%; im Rahmen des Verbundvorhabens Rohrglanzgraszüchtung und –vermehrung: "Verbesserung der Ausfallfestigkeit der Samen durch Erhöhung der genetischen Variabilität, Entwicklung von nicht-invasiven Testverfahren, Stabilisierung der Saatgutausbeute über Bestandesbehandlung". Eigenständige verantwortliche Anlage, Betreuung und Auswertung von Gewächshaus- und Feldversuchen. Voraussetzungen: Ein Studium der Agrarwissenschaften, der Biologie oder verwandter Fachrichtungen mit akademischem Abschluss (Dipl. oder Master (UNI)) mit vertieften Kenntnissen im Bereich Pflanzenzüchtung oder Saatgutforschung

Deadline: May 30 | Published: May 23

ab 01.08.2013 für 12 m; part-time; Diplom oder Master of Science in Chemie, Physik oder einem vergleichbaren Fach. Fundiertes Hintergrundwissen im Bereich Statistische Thermodynamik, Quantenmechanik, Elektronenstrukturtheorie (speziell Dichtefunktionaltheorie). Erfahrung in der Implementierung von störungstheoretischen Ansätzen im Bereich der Dichtefunktionalstörungstheorie. Erfahrungen in der Berechnung von Linear-Response-Eigenschaften, wie z. B. der elektronischen Suszeptibilität mit Dichtefunktionaltheorie-Methoden. Durchführung von Forschungsprojekten, speziell der Entwicklung und Implementierung und Programmierung neuartiger Berechnungsmethoden im Bereich Molekulardynamiksimulationen

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 23

ASAP for 3+ y; 50%; MSc degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry. Excellent knowledge and acquired practical experience in analytical techniques (e.g. HPLC, NMR, Mass spectrometry, Circular Dichroism, UV/VIS Spectroscopy) and peptide synthesis. Knowledge in the field of Biochemistry (cell biology and analysis of protein sequences) is highly Desirable. High interest in mathematical models will be a taken into consideration. Tasks: Preparative-synthetic work in peptides. Analytical characterization of products (HPLC, NMR, Mass spectrometry, Circular Dichroism, UV- Vis). Integration of obtained data into mathematical models. Publication of results

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 23

ab sofort für 3 y; 50%; Abgeschlossenes Hochschulstudium in Chemie. Sehr gute Kenntnisse und praktische Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der Analysetechniken (z. B. HPLC, NMR, Massenspektrometrie, Circulardichroismus, UV/VIS-Spektroskopie) und Peptid-synthesen. Kenntnisse im Bereich Biochemie (Zellbiologie und Analyse von Proteinsequenzen) erwünscht. Grosses Interesse an mathematischen Modellen. Arbeitsaufgaben: Präparativ-synthetisches Arbeiten bei Peptiden. Analytische Charakterisierung von Produkten (HPLC, NMR, Massenspektrometrie, Circulardichroismus, UV/VIS-Spektroskopie). Übertragung der gewonnenen Daten in mathematische Modelle

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 23

ab sofort für 3 y; 50%; Abgeschlossenes Hochschulstudium als Diplomingenieur, Master of Engineering oder Master of Science in den Fachrichtungen Agrarwissenschaften oder einer vergleichbaren Fachrichtung. Sehr gute Kenntnisse auf den Gebieten des Acker- und Pflanzenbaus. Sichere Nutzung gängiger PC-Software, Erfahrungen mit Statistik-Programmen wünschenswert. Bereitschaft zu umfassenden Messkampagnen im Feld. Wissenschaftliche Bearbeitung des Projektes „Verbesserung der Stickstoff-Effizienz der organischen und mineralischen N-Düngung durch Anwendung des Gülle-Strip-Till-Verfahrens sowie der N-Injektion“; Teilaspekt – Gasförmige N-Verluste. Planung und Durchführung von Versuchen

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 23

ab sofort; 100%; Teilzeitgeeignet. Wir suchen eine/n Mitarbeiter/in für zellbiologische Forschungsarbeiten. Modelorgansiation der Abteilung sind Maus und Ratte. Eine gute abgeschlossene Ausbildung zur/zum staatl. gepr. Biologisch- oder Chemisch-Technischen Assistentin/en setzen wir voraus. Interdisziplinäres Methodenspektrum in Zellbiologie, im speziellen in der Zellkultur erwünscht, von Primärzellen (in unserem Fall Nervenzellen) sowie gängiger Zellkulturlinien (COS, HeLa, BHK, NIH293). Kenntnis transienter Transfektionsmethoden. Umgang mit Nagetieren (Maus, Ratte). Kenntnis verschiedener Mikroskopiertechniken (speziell Fluoreszenz-Mikroskopie), Bildverarbeitung; - gewünscht: biologisches Hintergrundwiassen

Deadline: June 15 | Published: May 23

ab sofort; Die Professur vertritt das Fach Molekulare Neurobiologie und Neurogenetik in Forschung und Lehre in seiner ganzen Breite. Mit der Professur ist die Leitung einer gleichnamigen Forschungsabteilung verbunden. Der/die Stelleninhaber/in sollte national und international ausgewiesen sein und eine langjährige Erfahrung auf dem Gebiet der molekularen und zellulären Neurobiologie sowie der Herstellung genetischer Tiermodelle und deren verhaltensbiologischer Charakterisierung besitzen. Der/die erfolgreiche Kandidat/in sollte darüber hinaus Erfahrung in der Anwendung moderner molekularer Analysetechniken (-omics) für neurobiologische Fragestellungen aufweisen. Der Forschungsschwerpunkt soll im Bereich der Aufklärung molekularer Mechanismen psychiatrischer Erkrankungen sowie präklinischer Therapiestudien liegen

Deadline: June 13 | Published: May 23

ab 01.08.2013 für 1 y 9 m +; 100%; Allgemeine Labororganisation. Zucht anspruchsvoller Mikroorganismen. Genetische und molekularbiologische Experimente. Voraussetzungen sind eine abgeschlossene Ausbildung zum/zur BTA/CTA/MTA, Interesse an der mikrobiologischen Forschung, Lehre und der Anwendung eines vielfältigen Methodenspektrums sowie Freude und Engagement bei der Arbeit in einem jungen und internationalen Team. Grundkenntnisse in mikrobiologischen Kultivierungstechniken sowie molekularbiologischen Methoden sind von Vorteil

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 23

100%; Requires training and expertise in pediatric emergency medicine and pediatric critical care. Responsibilities will include patient care, with a focus on complex patients transitioning from the emergency room to the intensive care unit, and teaching. Research opportunities are available, and candidates with research interests are preferred

Published: May 22

July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014; The position is a fellowship-level position in musculoskeletal radiology and will provide weekend coverage of the thoracic radiology service. Responsibilities include clinical patient care and oversight of residents

Published: May 22

100%; Will be expected to lead projects focused on imaging biomarkers in human cerebral cavernous malformations, with broader applications to tumors, aging and other diseases. Projects will include experimental and human research imaging platforms at the University of Chicago Medicine and affiliated research sites including NorthShore University HealthSystem (Evanston Hospital)

Published: May 22

tenure-track/tenured; The position includes population-based epidemiology, molecular epidemiology and/or genetic epidemiology. Applicants must have a doctoral degree in epidemiology or an MD with training in epidemiology. The successful candidates will be expected to secure external support for research

Published: May 22

Will join the Brain Tumor Center to specialize in the area of brain tumor immunology. This position will apply expertise in immunology of the central nervous system and neuro-oncology to oversee scientific technological development and operations of research projects involving the mechanisms behind regulatory T cells and malignant glioma progression

Published: May 22

Will staff programs at off-site community hospitals located in the Chicago suburbs. Requirements include an MD degree, or equivalent; completion of an ACGME-approved pediatric residency training; and must have cared for general pediatric inpatients within the past 3 years

Published: May 22

100%; Will provide clinical coverage of the Pediatric Emergency Room 8-9 eight hour shifts per month, and of the Child Protective Service for a maximum of 6-8 weeks per academic year. Will also perform medical student and resident teaching concomitant with clinical activity and participate in the various educational activities offered by the Sections of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Academic Pediatrics

Published: May 22

100%; Will provide direct patient care, teach and supervise residents and medical students, and pursue academic and scholarly activities. Direct patient care responsibilities include managing patients with complex subspecialty needs and involve night and weekend coverage

Published: May 22

100%; Will provide patient care directly and supervise residents and medical students with the opportunity to pursue academic activities within the Medical Center and University. Direct patient care responsibilities include managing patients with complex subspecialty needs and involve night and weekend coverage

Published: May 22

part-time; The University of Chicago has opportunities for internists to receive training in hospital medicine research, medical education, quality improvement or global health while working as part-time clinical associates. Direct patient care responsibilities include managing patients with complex subspeciality needs and may involve night and weekend coverage. Candidates must have a medical degree, be BC/BE in Internal Medicine by the time of appointment and be eligible for medical licensure in Illinois

Published: May 22

tenured; Will establish a world-class research program including but not limited to the following areas: Materials synthesis, including organic, inorganic and semiconductor materials; Device fabrication and assembly at the micro- and nano-scales; Quantum information engineering; Imaging and other structural tools; Biological and biomedical engineering, including synthetic and systems biology, bio-inspired materials, and regenerative medicine; Medical diagnostics and therapeutics; Computational engineering, including multi-scale modeling and prediction; and Engineering of molecular systems

Published: May 22

part-time; Will manage the care of pediatric neurosurgery patients. Responsibilities will include patient care in the inpatient and ambulatory medical setting, and medical student teaching

Published: May 22

2y; 60-100%; responsible for facilitating the recruitment of patients into a new clinical trial within intensive care units throughout the UK; provide training and support to the clinical staff at participating sites, to enable them to recruit to target and provide high quality data in a timely manner

Deadline: May 29 | Published: May 22

6m; 50-80%; support a new evidence syntheses and primary research project entitled Do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (DNACPR) decisions'; identify current NHS practices through a review of local Trust DNACPR policies and procedures mapped against national guidelines

Deadline: May 29 | Published: May 22

12m; 50%; provide support in the areas of critical appraisal, research methods and other postgraduate taught programmes by designing teaching materials and delivering teaching across a range of courses while working closely with clinical tutors, researchers and administrators. Experience in the education of healthcare professionals coupled with the ability to contribute to a wide range of courses will be an advantage

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 22

3y; "Visualising Supramolecular Assembly by Preparative Mass Spectrometry": project aims to expand the boundaries of modern surface science. Proven experience in ultra-high vacuum scanning probe microscopy or in development of mass spectrometric instrumentation; experience in vacuum technology or in surface science. Experience in LabView and ion trajectory simulation packages such as SIMION is desirable

Deadline: May 29 | Published: May 22

3y; obtain a mechanistic understanding of the key cell loss process of grazing by phagotrophic protists, particularly as it relates to viral-infected and virus-resistant prey, in the ecologically important marine phototroph, Synechococcus; use molecular and biochemical approaches to investigate the role of the host cell surface in this process; work will combine laboratory experimentation with field research on transatlantic cruises

Deadline: June 4 | Published: May 22

3y; Residence Times in Vegetated Stormwater Ponds; through laboratory and field studies to quantify flow resistance and mixing due to different pond vegetation types as a function of seasonal growth cycles and over a range of typical pond flow velocities

Deadline: June 4 | Published: May 22

3y; identify the control of striatal dopamine transmission using real-time electrochemical detection of dopamine at microelectrodes in conjunction with optogenetic strategies to manipulate neuronal activity using optical activation of channelrhodopsins expressed after surgical injection of viral constructs

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 22

3y; work on the structure of the ATP-sensitive potassium (KATP) channel, a eukaryotic membrane protein complex; planning, carrying out and analysing experiments aimed at obtaining a high-resolution structure of the octameric KATP channel complex, or one of its constituent subunits Kir6.2 and SUR1

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 22

12m; follow a competency-based structured training programme gaining experience across the department in all aspects of the research process; identify, recruit and monitor participants in clinical research studies and to collect and document accurate data, working in collaboration with the Lead Research Nurse and Senior Investigators of assigned studies or trials

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 22

1y; recruit patients with acute stroke to immediate MR imaging studies utilising novel imaging protocols with the intention of better understanding the underlying pathophysiology of stroke

Deadline: May 29 | Published: May 22

3y; To join a team of scientists and clinicians with a range of genetic, immunological and neurological expertise; research aims to elucidate how genetic risk factors, identified through MS genome wide association studies (GWAS), can be translated into gene function, and how this can be used to improve and inform clinical practice; PhD in Immunology is essential, with up to 3 years postdoctoral research experience; prior research experience investigating the immunological and/or genetic association of an autoimmune disease, such as MS, would be highly advantageous; the development of novel and modern techniques and skill sets within the group is encouraged and must be able to demonstrate a high level of competence in laboratory skills

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 22

100%; This position provides support to Principal Investigator, participants and staff during research visits. Coordination of research visits, data entry, supply management, cognitive testing, administering questionnaires, contact with outside agencies for recruitment purposes Administration of basic physical tests, measurement of walking distance, electrocardiogram, weight, height, temperature. Preparation of laboratory samples for shipping (some processing of specimens) Record keeping, charting, management of physician schedules

Published: May 21

100%; Under the general supervision of a faculty investigator or laboratory supervisor is responsible for performing routine analyses and tests on animal or human fluids, cells, and/or tissue

Published: May 21

part-time; The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at The University of Arizona offers a non-tenure track teaching appointment teaching General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and/or Biochemistry for one-year (9 months) or one-semester appointments to qualified individuals

Published: May 21

100%; Laboratory research responsibilities including animal care, and animal experimentation using mouse models

Published: May 21

This position is responsible for providing individual psychotherapy and a range of clinical services for students; participating in on-call rotation and back-up triage; supervising graduate trainees; assisting in trainee professional development; assisting in the training of students and staff functioning in support roles; and providing outreach programming and consultation to the campus community

Published: May 21

Carnegie Mellon University is seeking a part-time Spinning instructor in its recreational and fitness program. Position responsibilities include administer leadership role of the Spinning class by instructing groups specific to spin exercise activities following strict guidelines and protocol set by the Coordinator of Fitness. Demonstrate Spinning techniques and methods of participation. Lead classes in exercise, responsible for sign-in and issue of equipment, create safe teaching environment

Published: May 21

part-time; Carnegie Mellon University is seeking a Zumba (Latin-inspired) instructor in its recreational and fitness program. Responsibilities include administer leadership role of the Zumba style class by instructing groups specific to Zumba exercise activities following strict guidelines and protocol set by the Coordinator of Fitness. Demonstrate Zumba techniques and methods of participation. Lead classes in exercise, responsible for sign-in and issue of equipment, create safe teaching environment

Published: May 21

part-time; Carnegie Mellon University is seeking a part-time yoga instructor in its recreational and fitness program. Responsibilities include administer leadership role of the yoga class by instructing groups specific to yoga exercise activities following strict guidelines and protocol set by the Coordinator of Fitness. Demonstrate yoga techniques and methods of participation

Published: May 21

100%; Currently, the Department of Immunobiology is seeking applicants for the position of Research Technician. The successful applicant will possess the desire to implement laboratory and institutional policies on one or more specific operations (including but not limited to, molecular biology, and sequencing, tissue culture, radioisotopes, biohazard materials, infectious agents and animal husbandry) under direct supervision of the Principal Investigator

Published: May 21

part-time; The US Geological Survey (USGS), Sonoran Desert Research Station in the School of Natural Resources and the Environment is looking for one motivated student/non-student to assist with an ongoing, long-term study funded by the Amphibian Research and Monitoring Initiative through the USGS and UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment. The focus of this year's research will be on apex monitoring of the federally threatened Chiricahua leopard frog (Lithobates chiricahuensis), American Bullfrog (Lithbates catesbeianus), swabbing amphibians for Chytrids fungus, and intense surveys of specific amphibian sites. Duties: Perform data entry in MS Excel and Access; Locate sites using a GPS; Perform collection of amphibians and reptiles; Sample for chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis; Perform site surveys; Clean and maintain field equipment

Published: May 21

100%; Under supervision of PI, plans, organizes, and conducts research in the field of nucleic acids biochemistry; Discusses findings with other personnel and PI to evaluate validity of findings; independently prepares reports of completed projects for publication in technical journals, for presentation to funding agency, or for use in applied research activities. Performs general laboratory duties such as ordering supplies, preparing buffers and solutions for various experiments

Published: May 21

100%; The biodiversity informatics group is seeking a post-doctoral researcher to join the School of Information Resources and Library Science. The researcher will work on a NSF funded project that will develop and employ natural language processing techniques to extract organism character/trait information from the evolutionary literature for the purpose of constructing the tree of life

Published: May 21

2y; 100%; Seeking to appoint an experienced research nurse co-ordinator to deliver the VTEC study within the Oxfordshire region; must be a registered nurse able to demonstrate considerable experience of co-ordinating clinical trials and expertise in screening and consenting vulnerable patients to a research study, preferably within a community or care home setting; have excellent organisational, IT and communication skills and up-to-date knowledge of the regulations governing clinical trials

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 21

To occupy a central role in the development of a cross-divisional, multidisciplinary initiative, to exploit novel opportunities for the development of vaccines against the sexually transmitted bacterial pathogens Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis; integrate genomic and immunological data with theoretical approaches, with the aim of discovering and characterising novel vaccine candidates; must have a PhD or equivalent; must be competent in microbiological techniques and have experience of work with human pathogenic microbes; experience in molecular biology including PCR, cloning, fusion construct design, recombinant protein expression and purification, protein mutagenesis, Western and Northern blotting, FPLC and a strong publication record

Deadline: May 29 | Published: May 21

2y; 50%; To provide the luminescence laboratory technical service as required in the support of student, academic, research staff and visitors; be responsible for the maintenance and operation of laboratory services within the area of luminescence dating, and assisting the University Lecturer in Geochronology in luminescence dating research and support and advise others on the use of the apparatus; have experience of working in laboratory environments, to defined procedures, where quality control is essential and in contributing to laboratory management

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 21

1y; 100%; To work on the reconstitution of recombination reactions in vitro using purified proteins, with a particular emphasis on elucidating the mechanisms that govern the processing of recombination intermediates; opportunities to complement this work with in vivo analysis using both genetic and cell biological techniques; should possess: a PhD/DPhil in Biology, Biochemistry or related subject; postgraduate/postdoctoral experience in a relevant field and a high level of technical competence in standard molecular biology techniques, protein purification and protein biochemistry of DNA replication/recombination/repair proteins; should be highly motivated, willing to learn new techniques, have relevant experience demonstrated through appropriate peer-reviewed publications and be able to work both independently and as part of a team

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 21

4 y; 100%; Polyploidy, or whole genome duplication (WGD), occurs in virtually all vascular plants and has played a major role in evolution. In your PhD project you will take advantage of the recent developments in sequencing technology and previous studies in the Capsella genus to characterize genomic and phenotypic changes associated to WGD in the shepherd’s purse (C. bursa-pastoris), a recently formed tetraploid weed. An important part of your work will include statistical and genome analyses of large DNA sequence data sets from a number of Capsella genomes. In addition, molecular and experimental studies of specific pathways and phenotypic traits may be included

Deadline: June 15 | Published: May 21

3y; Position is ideally suited for a postdoctoral senior specialist registrar in pathology with an interest in solid tumours who wishes to pursue a career in molecular diagnostics. Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathology is desirable, but not essential. Position is a unique opportunity for postgraduate training in molecular medicine; will be part of a multi-disciplinary team and participate in biomarker development; supervise scientific staff and assist in the preparation of high impact publications. Essential: Registered Clinical Scientist or equivalent or Specialist Registrar in a clinical speciality or in pathology with at least 3 years training in their respective field; desirable: PhD in Biological Science, MRCPath/FRCPath

Deadline: May 30 | Published: May 21

1+2y; 100%; Project ‘Genome evolution following transition to separate sexes’; should have: Extensive experience in computational or statistical analysis of biological data; PhD and publication record in a relevant area (e.g. evolutionary genetics/genomics, bioinformatics); ability to manage the day-to-day running of a research project, including supervision of research students (undergraduate or postgraduate); desirable: Experience in high-throughput sequence data analysis in any species; expert knowledge of one or more scripting or programming languages (e.g. Perl, Python, Ruby, C++ or Java etc.)

Deadline: June 5 | Published: May 21

2y; 100%; Project is to study the role of bromodomain containing proteins, in particular ATAD2 and TIF1¿ in the development of cancer and to validate the bromodomains of these proteins as potential targets for pharmacological intervention, this project is a close collaboration with BAYER Health Care (Berlin); have significant experience in cell biology; a background in chromatin biology would be beneficial but is not a requirement; have a strong academic track record and several years of research experience; working in a multidisciplinary team strong communication skills will be required

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 21

3y; Aim of project is to discover small-molecule drugs that inhibit protein-protein interactions involving signal transduction and transcription factor multi-protein complexes in leukaemia and lymphoma; approach will involve novel strategies using single domain antibody fragments and peptide aptamers, as tools for the identification of drug-like molecules for hit to lead development for treatment of cancer; have a PhD in structural biology, experience with recombinant protein production and purification, solving structures using X-ray diffraction and with surface plasmon resonance and ITC; experience with AlphaScreen and other methods for small molecule screening are desirable

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 21

3y; 100%; Project will focus on the cellular and molecular networks that control the differentiation and function of thymic epithelial cells; using novel in vivo models, the programme seeks in particular to determine the stromal mechanisms dictating T cell maturation and central tolerance induction; hold a degree or equivalent in molecular biology, molecular immunology, cell biology or any other area of biological sciences relevant to the laboratory’s research focus; experience with Next Generation Sequencing, epigenomic analyses and bioinformatics are advantageous; have access to a range of state-of-the-art facilities including The Wolfson Imaging Laboratory

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 21

1y; 50-60%; The work of the CAN team focuses on investigating frontal-limbic dysfunction in individuals with anxiety disorders, in particular Specific Phobia and Generalised Anxiety Disorder. To be involved in all stages of the research conducted by the CAN team, including participant screening and recruitment, fMRI, psychophysiological and behavioural data collection and analysis; assist in preparation of scientific articles for publication; good undergraduate degree (at 2: 1 or 1st) in a relevant discipline or equivalent work experience (including Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Computer Science) with a demonstrated interest in Cognitive Neuroscience or Emotion research; experience in conducting or participating in psychological experimentation is desirable; degree level knowledge of statistics is essential and programming experience (using MATLAB/Python) is desirable

Deadline: June 12 | Published: May 21

3y; 100%; To carry out own computational research project on a topic related to understanding how chromatin based processes contribute to gene regulation and will work closely with wet lab researchers in the Klose group to answer computational questions related to the cutting edge experimental studies being carried out examining CpG island function; should have a PhD and a keen interest in chromatin biology, epigenetics and gene regulation; have expertise in computational approaches for analysis of genome-wide information derived from next generation sequencing approaches, including ChIP-seq and RNA-seq; training in computational approaches will be provided if needed

Deadline: June 5 | Published: May 21

2+ y; 100%; The main job is scientific research with a minor educational task. Your research will focus on molecular mechanisms via which bacterial commensals and pathogens modulate the mucosal host defense to provide a rational for future intervention and prevention strategies. This challenging job requires integration of Molecular Microbiology, Innate Immunity, Cell Biology and Biochemistry as well as state-of-the art technology expertise

Deadline: June 13 | Published: May 21

1+3 y; 100%; The main objective of the PhD-project is to assess the physiological effects of shift work in humans. This study will enhance our understanding of the role of circadian disruption in the etiology of disease. You will be responsible for the conduct of a molecular epidemiology study in which we will study changes in biological parameters from relevant biological pathways due to shift work

Deadline: June 11 | Published: May 21

ab 01.10.2013; 60-80%; Das Aufgabenfeld umfasst die wissenschaftliche Bearbeitung von regional-, tourismus- und agrarwirtschaftlichen Forschungs- und Dienstleistungsprojekten; Mitarbeit in der Lehre (Regionalwirtschaft, naturnaher Tourismus, Marketing). Unterstützung bei der Positionierung der Fachgruppe Agrarwirtschaft im Umfeld der Regional-, Tourismus- und Agrarwirtschaft mit qualitativ hochstehenden Forschungs- und Dienstleistungsprodukten. Unterstützung bei der Akquisition von Forschungs- und Dienstleistungsprojekten. Jüngere, dynamische Persönlichkeit mit abgeschlossenem Hochschulstudium (Universität, ETH oder Fachhochschule) auf Master-/Bachelorniveau oder Doktorand/in in Volks- oder Betriebswirtschaft, Regional-, Tourismus- oder Agrarwirtschaft. Verständnis von wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Zusammenhängen im Umfeld der schweizerischen Regional-, Tourismus- und Agrarwirtschaft

Deadline: June 3 | Published: May 21

part-time; Wir suchen eine/n Technische/n Angestellte/n für allgemeine Laborarbeiten mit dem Schwerpunkt instrumenteller Analytik an der HPLC. Wir erwarten: eine abgeschlossene Ausbildung als CTA, PTA, MTA; Erfahrung und regelmässigen Umgang mit HPLC (Proteine und Zucker); regelmässige Pflege und Kalibrierung der Anlage; Offenheit für neue Ansätze und Methodenentwicklung

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 21

ab sofort für 2 y; Die Unterstützung der Lehrenden des Studiengangs bei Betreuung der Bachelorarbeiten im Bereich Weinbau und Weinbautechnik, die Unterstützung der Lehrenden bei der Vorbereitung und Durchführung der Lehre im Bereich Weinbautechnik, die Durchführung von Übungen im Rahmen der Verfahrens- und Gerätetechnik, die Mitarbeit im weinbaulichen und weinbautechnischen Studierendenlabor, die Unterstützung der weinbaulichen und weinbautechnischen Praxisprojekte in Kooperationsbetrieben in ganz Deutschland. zur Einstellung abgeschlossenes Fachhochschulstudium in Weinbau und Oenologie oder vergleichbare Qualifikation (Bachelor), entsprechende Fachkenntnisse und Berufserfahrung

Deadline: May 31 | Published: May 21

fixed term; 100%; The Laboratory of Tropical Crop Improvement conducts research on improving tropical crops with special emphasis on banana. You are responsible for the genetic aspects of our research.You strengthen the current bioinformatic component of our research. You evaluate the function of genes and promotors after genetic transformation. You develop faster and more accurate analysis techniques

Deadline: June 15 | Published: May 21

100%; In this project we will investigate the differences and similarities in carcinogenicity of asbestos, carbon nanotubes and fibres taking into account physico-chemical properties. The planned experiments will run both in vitro and in vivo. Profile: MSc Sciences (biology, bio-engineer, genetics), MSc Biomedical sciences (medicine), MSc Pharmacy

Deadline: May 29 | Published: May 21

fixed term; 100%; The successful applicant will conduct functional anatomy research in the domains of selective attention, language or semantic processing in the intact brain and in disease under the supervision of Prof.dr. Rik Vandenberghe. The study participants will be healthy volunteers across the life span as well as patients with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, frontotemporal degeneration or patients with unifocal cortical ischemic lesions. The main techniques will consist of behavioral studies, functional magnetic resonance imaging, and molecular imaging using positron emission tomography

Deadline: July 10 | Published: May 21

A motivated andbright PhD candidate, preferably with a Master's degree in Biomedical Sciencesand a strong interest in neuroscience, psychiatry and behavioral animal models.Experience with rats, neurosurgical techniques and/or neurophysiology (recording)are a plus, but not necessary

Deadline: June 16 | Published: May 21

fixed term; 100%; The purpose of this PhD is to unravel the differentiation process in adipose tissue during critical illness. We will use cell culture models to clarify the differentiation/proliferation process of stem cells and their interaction with the macrophages. We aim at identifying the trigger for these processes. Finally, we will use animal work to test the impact of stimulation or blocking the differentiation process during critical illness on organ function and recovery

Deadline: June 28 | Published: May 21

Permanent position; 100%; We are looking for a scientist with abilities to perform research at the highest international level within rheumatological immunity with main emphasis on studies of the human immune system. Apart from experience from human immunology, experience from immunological studies in murine system is an additional merit. The position offers good opportunities to perform research in close collaboration with other research groups working with clinical genetic as well as therapeutic studies in rheumatologic and other immune-mediated diseases. The applicant will lead an own active research group

Deadline: June 4 | Published: May 21

temporary position; 100%; We are looking for two postdoctoral fellows with well documented expertise in either behavioral testing of multisensory and/or chemosensory perception or well documented expertise in neuroimaging techniques such as fMRI or EEG/ERP. The successful candidate will become an integral member of the center and have the opportunity to develop independent projects or collaborative projects with some of the top neuroscience researchers examining chemosensory and multimodal research topics. Expertise in chemosensory neuroimaging as well as programming skills in Matlab for acquisition and data processing are advantageous

Deadline: June 1 | Published: May 21

temporary position; 100%; The successful candidate will work on projects related to emotional learning and social cognition using behavioral, psychophysiological and fMRI methods. The successful candidate will have full access to the imaging center, including a research dedicated 3T MR scanner, and a fully equipped psychophysiology laboratory.The successful candidate will be involved in the design and implementation of experiments, as well as the analysis and dissemination of the results at conferences and in scientific journals. The successful candidate will also serve as a resource to more junior lab members by sharing her/his knowledge of fMRI implementation and analyzes. She/he will also have the opportunity to supervise and train research assistants

Deadline: May 29 | Published: May 21

18+m; To focus on the development of methods for membrane protein structure prediction; act as an Associate Director of the Doctoral Training Centre, being involved in the teaching and administration of the DTC training programme; have a doctorate degree in a relevant discipline and experience in scientific computing, software development and structural biology; excellent programming skills are essential as well as a strong understanding of biology; experience of scientific teaching or training would also be desirable

Deadline: June 6 | Published: May 21

1+3y; 100%; The Department of Clinical Neurosciences hosts a brain bank for neurological disorders. We are looking for an individual with a good working knowledge of tissue preparation and histological procedures who will work closely with existing brain bank staff. Will be responsible for much of the day-to-day tissue handling, retrieval, quality control, cutting and staining; role will involve immunohistochemistry, a variety of general laboratory husbandry, and provision of technical support to local researchers

Deadline: June 14 | Published: May 21

1y; To work on a research project aimed at developing new devices to isolate human stem/progenitor cells for therapeutic use; project involves the enrichment of stem/progenitor cell subsets using this new technology, together with cell culture, timelapse and confocal microscopy, cell tracking, flow cytometry and functional studies in model systems in vitro and in vivo; suitable for a science graduate who has completed degree in molecular and cell biology, preferably with solid work experience in a relevant research environment

Deadline: June 6 | Published: May 21

3y; 100%; To focus on the cellular and molecular networks that control the differentiation and function of thymic epithelial cells; using novel in vivo models, the programme seeks in particular to determine the stromal mechanisms dictating T cell maturation and central tolerance induction; hold a PhD in molecular biology, molecular immunology, cell biology or any other area of biological sciences relevant to the laboratory’s research focus; experience with Next Generation Sequencing, epigenomic analyses and bioinformatics are advantageous

Deadline: June 7 | Published: May 21

100%; To develop strong research programmes; contribute to the Division’s teaching programme; must have significant research experience in the field of reproductive biology; with specialist interests in male reproduction/andrology; research should complement the existing work of the Division that focuses on oocyte development, ovarian function, endocrinology, pregnancy, nutritional influences and the enhancement of fertility; research may be targeted at the molecular, cellular, tissue or animal level; should have the potential for application in humans and/or domestic animals

Deadline: June 11 | Published: May 21