Dear bbers, Incase the (extremely attractive) lectureship advertised by Rick is a little rich for your blood, I'd like to draw your attention to postdoctoral positions available in the Endicott and Noble groups, currently being established in the Northern Institute for Cancer Research in the Medical Sciences Division of Newcastle University.
The posts, supported by the MRC, are available for up to (nearly) five years. They represent an opportunity to join a new interdisciplinary team, looking at basic and translational structure/function studies relating to cell cycle regulatory mechanisms. Newcastle University is investing heavily in developing structural biology, and we are coordinating our activities closely with Rick's team, less than 100m away at CAMB, to achieve a critical mass for crystallography and other structural biology techniques in this area. Frankly, if I were a postdoc, I'd apply. Informal queries can be addressed to Jane or I, but no application will be considered unless it is made through the University portal. The posts are advertised on the Newcastle University website with the identifier: A1014R (NICR) This is currently accessible through the URL: http://tinyurl.com/6bcz8rl Best wishes, Martin Professor Martin Noble Northern Institute for Cancer Research Paul O'Gorman Building Framlington Place NE2 4HH Please note: it is currently best to e-mail to both of the accounts listed below. E-mail: martin.no...@ncl.ac.uk, martin.no...@bioch.ox.ac.uk Phone: +44 (0) 191 2464466
