Thursday, November 4, 2010

[UK] Anne McLaren Fellowships 2011 at University of Nottingham plus 2 more

[UK] Anne McLaren Fellowships 2011 at University of Nottingham plus 2 more

[UK] Anne McLaren Fellowships 2011 at University of Nottingham

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Anne McLaren Fellowships 2011 at University of Nottingham

Overview
Applications are invited for the above fellowships, which are targeted at exceptional female scientists and engineers who are typically under-represented in these subjects, and wish to establish a research career in the UK. The Fellowships are a recognised first step into an independent research career, and are funded by the University of Nottingham`s Research and Knowledge Transfer Board.

Candidates must have submitted a PhD (viva does not need to have taken place) and have had no more than four years full-time postdoctoral experience by 1 October 2011. Career breaks such as maternity leave, EU national service and Voluntary Service Overseas can be discounted but teaching experience and/or time spent in industry since the award of a PhD should be included in the total amount of postdoctoral experience. Part-time appointments would be considered on a pro-rata basis. Individuals who have been promised or already have a permanent position are considered to have achieved the aims of the scheme already and will not be eligible. The scheme is designed to offer support and flexibility.


[UK] 4-Year PhD Programme in Stem Cell Biologyn at University of Cambridge

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4-Year PhD Programme in Stem Cell Biologyn at University of Cambridge

Overview
The Centre for Stem Cell Research undertakes ground-breaking research into the biological properties and biomedical potential of stem cells. The Wellcome Trust/Medical Research Council four-year PhD programme is a flagship for high quality students to undertake specialist training and research in stem cell biology.

The first year combines taught courses with laboratory rotations to broaden students` theoretical and technical knowledge in stem cell biology. Students then embark on a three-year PhD project. Applicants should have, or expect to obtain, a 1st or 2:1 degree. Applications are welcomed from candidates from a broad range of disciplines, including medical, biological, physical and computational sciences.


[UK] The Drapers` Company Junior Research Fellowship at Oxford University

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The Drapers` Company Junior Research Fellowship at Oxford University

Overview
The College invites applications for a Junior Research Fellowship in the Humanities, which has been generously funded by the Drapers` Company and will be tenable for two years from 1st October 2011. The Fellowship is open to graduates of any University who are of postdoctoral or equivalent standing and are already engaged in independent research. Eligible candidates should normally have submitted their doctoral thesis and have fewer than five years of post- doctoral research experience by the closing date and they should normally not have previously held a Junior Research Fellowship in the Universities of Oxford or Cambridge.


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