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Ph. D. graduate in immunology or neurobiology sought for
research position in neuroimmunology and brain research
The Neuroimmunology Center at Carmel Medical Center and the
Technion - Israel, Institute of Technology is conducting basic
clinical research in the fields of neuroimmunology and brain research
Studies include reciprocal interaction and control of neuroimmunological
processes, and strategies for treating nervous system immune diseases
such as multiple sclerosis and brain ischemia
For further information, please contact:
Ariel Miller, MD, PhD
Division of Neuroimmunology & Multiple Sclerosis Center
Carmel Medical Center
7 Michal Street, Haifa 34362, Israel
Tel: 972 4 8250 851
Fax: 972 4 8250 909
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Neuroscience Group, Weatherall Institute for Molecular Medicine
University
of Oxford, OX3 9DS, UK
Post-doctoral
Researcher Academic-related Research Staff Grade 1A: £16,775-£25,213
pa
Applications are invited for this EC-funded post which is due
to start in early 2002. The project aims to characterise pathogenic
helper T cells recognising apparently dominant acetylcholine receptor
epitopes in myasthenia gravis, and to collaborate in developing/testing
reagents suitable for tolerising them in patients. Based in this
exciting environment, this 42 month post will be supervised by
Profs Nick Willcox, Angela Vincent and Socrates Tzartos.
Applications, including a CV and the names and addresses of
two referees, should be sent to Prof Willcox at the above address
by 20th Nov 2001. The University is an equal-opportunity employer.
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University College London
Wellcome
Laboratory for Molecular Pharmacology
Position:
Postdoctoral Fellow
Location: The Wellcome Laboratory for Molecular Pharmacology
(LMP) is part of the Department of Pharmacology at University
College London, UK.
Project: We are looking for an enthusiast fellow, who
would be interested in pursuing an academic career in the field
of Neuroscience and have experience in one of the following: molecular
biology, characterisation of ion channels in heterologous expression
systems, expression and purification of proteins or immunohistochemistry.
We are interested in studying the functional role, regulation
and membrane targeting of calcium-activated potassium channel
complexes in the central nervous system. By combining molecular
and electrophysiological techniques, we have been characterising
the molecular basis of calcium-activated potassium channel function
in different brain regions. The project requires a multidisciplinary
approach and active interactions between members of the group
with different expertise. The candidates will be part of an extremely
strong neuroscience community at UCL.
For further information concerning our research see:
http://www.mpiem.gwdg.de/Forschung/forschung.html
http://www.mpg.de/news00/news12_00.htm
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Pharmacology/ms.html
Eligibility: Ph.D. with excellent training in molecular
biology, protein chemistry, electrophysiology or immunohistochemistry.
Salary: Posts funded by the Wellcome Trust. Starting
salary: £ 20,267 - £ 24,193 plus £ 2,134 London
allowance p.a., dependent on experience.
Duration: Two years in the first instance with a possible
extension for a further three years.
Deadline: Open immediately until position is filled.
Contact: Please send a detailed CV with names and addresses
of two references, and a brief summary of research plans and accomplishments
to:
Dr Martin Stocker
Wellcome Laboratory for Molecular Pharmacology
Dept. of Pharmacology
University College London
Gower Street
London WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom
Tel.: ++44-(0)20-7679 7244
Fax: ++44-(0)20-7679 7245
E-mail: m.stocker@ucl.ac.uk
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University College London
Department
of Physiology
Position:
Postdoctoral Fellow
Location: Department of Physiology at University College
London, Gower Street Campus, London, UK.
Project: We are looking for an enthusiast fellow, who
would be interested in pursuing an academic career in the field
of Neuroscience and have experience in one of the following: Electrophysiological
measurements and pharmacology in brain slices, characterisation
of ion channels in heterologous expression systems, imaging techniques
on cells or brain slices. We are interested in studying the functional
role and regulation of calcium-activated potassium channel complexes
in the central nervous system. By combining molecular, pharmacological
and electrophysiological techniques, we have been characterising
the molecular basis of calcium-activated potassium channel function
in different brain regions. The project requires a multidisciplinary
approach and active interactions between members of the group
with different expertise. The candidates will be part of an extremely
strong neuroscience community at UCL.
For further information concerning our research see:
http://www.mpg.de/news00/news12_00.htm
Eligibility: Ph.D. with excellent training in electrophysiology
or imaging
Duration: Post funded by the Medical Research Council.
Two years in the first instance with a possible extension for
a further three years.
Deadline: Open immediately until position is filled.
Contact: Please send a detailed CV with names and addresses
of two references, and a brief summary of research plans and accomplishments
to:
Dr Paola Pedarzani
Dept. of Physiology
University College London
Gower Street
London WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom
Tel.: ++44-(0)20-7679 7744
Fax: ++44-(0)20-7383 7005
E-mail: p.pedarzani@ucl.ac.uk
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I have a position available for a PhD with strong background
in neuroimmunology. In view of the future direction of our research
I am also interested in PhD's with virological background.
I can offer the PhD a group leader position for the EAE research
in nonhuman primates. Carreer possibilities at BPRC are good and
staff position is not excluded. The position is of particular
interest for dutch postdocs wanting to return to the Netherlands.
We are also looking for a PhD student to work with Sandra Amor
on autoimmune reactions to axons/neurons in EAE.
If interested, please contact:
Dr. Bert A 't Hart
Chairman department Immunobiology
Biomedical Primate Research Centre
Lange Kleiweg 139, RIJSWIJK
Postbus 3306, 2280 GH ÊRIJSWIJK
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 15 284 26 91 (26 99 secr.)
Fax: +31 15 284 39 99
Email: hart@bprc.nl
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