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My ex supervisor is advertising this post. He got me through my PhD in
record time with minimum trouble, so I'd recommend him as a good guy to
work for.

Postdoctoral Research Scientist in Physiology.

A post doctoral research scientist is sought under a new 5-year
Wellcome Trust Programme Grant to study flow, transport of
macromolecules, and macromolecular sieving across interstitium in the
synovial lining of joints. Trans synovial transport is fundamental to
normal joint physiology and to clinical tests of joint disease
activity. The new project is supervized by Dr JR Levick (Physiology, St
George's) in collaboration with Professor RM Mason (Biochemistry,
Charing Cross). The Lab is at St George's.

Candidates should possess a PhD in Physiology or related subject and
have a good primary University degree. The programme involves
microvascular and interstitial physiology, animal research, and
ancillary techniques such as HPLC and electron microscopy. Experience
in these areas, while desirable is not vital; training is available.
Funding is for 5 years, so drive, enthusiasm and adaptability are
important, plusability to work later with a junior research assistant.
Teaching opportunities exist in this busy department to aid career
development.

Starting date negotiable. Salary begins at UK 20,989 pounds inclusive
of London Allowance with annual increments (Grade 1A Research
Assistant; Wellcome level 2). Annual Meetings allowance of 500pounds
available.

For enquiries and more information contact Dr Rodney Levick (081 672
9944 ext 55354), St George's Medical School, Cranmer Terrace, London
SW17 ORE, UK). 

email Dr Levick at  physiol@sghms.ac.uk 

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Dave Bates,                                        dobates@ucdavis.edu
Department of Human Physiology, University of California at Davis
 
No I don't have a sense of humour, now buy me a beer
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