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Two Post-doctoral positions are available immediately, to study aspects of
mitochondrial function in neurodegeneration. Both positions are
commercially funded, are for one year in the first instance with possible
extension up to three years subject to the successful completion of project
milestones. Ideally suited to new PhD graduates or post docs with up to
three years experience. Experience in mitochondrial biochemistry,
microscopic imaging/cell biology OR cellular neuroscience
desirable. Conditions and remuneration will be negotiable and at the
higher end of Australian scales, including generous superannuation
provisions. In first instance, please email brief CV including two
professional referees to [email protected]. Shortlisted candidates
will be sent full selection criteria and job descriptions and invited to
formally apply.
Melbourne, for those who don't know it, is a wonderful, cosmopolitan city
of 3.5 million people (30% of whom were born overseas), sitting astride
great beaches for the summer and just two hours from snowfields in Winter,
although snow has never been seen in the city and the climate is
"Mediterranean" ...and the food is great!
Ian Trounce
Head, Neurodegeneration Laboratory
Centre for Neuroscience
University of Melbourne
Victoria 3010
email: [email protected]
Two Post-doctoral positions are available immediately, to study aspects of
mitochondrial function in neurodegeneration. Both positions are
commercially funded, are for one year in the first instance with possible
extension up to three years subject to the successful completion of project
milestones. Ideally suited to new PhD graduates or post docs with up to
three years experience. Experience in mitochondrial biochemistry,
microscopic imaging/cell biology OR cellular neuroscience
desirable. Conditions and remuneration will be negotiable and at the
higher end of Australian scales, including generous superannuation
provisions. In first instance, please email brief CV including two
professional referees to [email protected]. Shortlisted candidates
will be sent full selection criteria and job descriptions and invited to
formally apply.
Melbourne, for those who don't know it, is a wonderful, cosmopolitan city
of 3.5 million people (30% of whom were born overseas), sitting astride
great beaches for the summer and just two hours from snowfields in Winter,
although snow has never been seen in the city and the climate is
"Mediterranean" ...and the food is great!
Ian Trounce
Head, Neurodegeneration Laboratory
Centre for Neuroscience
University of Melbourne
Victoria 3010
email: [email protected]
