Dear Ecologgers, The School of Biological Sciences at the University of East Anglia =20 (Norwich, UK) invites applications for a faculty position in =20 biodiversity, at the lectureship level.
For non-UK readers, a lectureship position is equivalent to an =20 Assistant Professorship in North America, with a three-year =20 probationary period, after which the position is made permanent. =20 Applications from any nationality are welcome, and biodiversity is to =20= be interpreted in its broadest sense, as detailed below. Details are below. Please send enquiries to Andrew Bourke, whose =20 contact details are below. Dr. Douglas W. Yu School of Biological Sciences, University of East Anglia Norwich, Norfolk NR4 7TJ UK, 44-(0)1603-593-835 http://bioweb2.bio.uea.ac.uk/faculty/YuD.aspx http://homepage.mac.com/dougwyu/index.html office hours Tues 2:00 to 4:00 University of East Anglia, Norwich, U.K. Lectureship in Biodiversity School of Biological Sciences Lectureship in Biodiversity Ref: ATR761 Academic 2: =A327,466 to =A332,796 per annum or Academic 3: =A334,813 to =A340,335 per annum The School of Biological Sciences at UEA is consistently rated to be =20 one of the best academic communities of its kind in the UK for both =20 research and teaching. We invite applications for the post of =20 Lecturer in Biodiversity, tenable from 1 September 2007. Applicants =20 must have a strong publication record and the ability or potential to =20= lead a research group funded by competitive, external research grant =20 funding, as well as to teach undergraduate and postgraduate (Ph.D. =20 and M.Sc.) students. Biodiversity is to be interpreted in its =20 broadest sense, potentially encompassing (without being restricted =20 to) behavioural ecology, comparative and phylogenetic studies, =20 conservation biology, evolutionary biology, molecular ecology, and =20 population biology. To complement the School's existing research =20 strengths, applicants with an interdisciplinary research outlook, and =20= especially those with a strong interest in molecular, behavioural, =20 genetic or evolutionary approaches, will be at an advantage. Informal enquiries can be made to Andrew Bourke (e-mail =20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] or tel 01603 591868). More information about the =20 School of Biological Sciences UEA can be found at http://=20 www.uea.ac.uk/bio/ Closing date: Friday 29 June 2007. Interview date: Week commencing 16 July 2007. Further particulars and an application form can be obtained from the =20 University's web page at: http://www.uea.ac.uk/hr/jobs/ or by e-mail =20 at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or by calling the answerphone on 01603 593493 or by =20 mail to the Human Resources Division, University of East Anglia, =20 Norwich NR4 7TJ, U.K.
