Post holder Single Mom Scholarships will work independently and demonstrate initiative in multidisciplinary projects and collaborate with groups internal and external.
John Innes Centre is a world class Institute and are looking to appoint an exceptional candidate. Our job-holders with the opportunity to develop technical and transferable skills for this task by training, training programs and mentoring.Single Mom Scholarships Candidates who have up to three years of postdoctoral experience will be appointed under the Postdoctoral Fellowship Training scheme.
Requirements
The Single Mom Scholarships successful candidate will have a PhD in biochemistry subjects or will have equivalent experience. Publications in international journals are peer-review is very important. Job-holder must also have experience in enzyme along with interpersonal skills and good computer. relevant experience of recombinant protein expression / mutagenesis, carbohydrate active enzymes, kinetics, regulation oligo, enzyme analysis of polysaccharide / protein crystallography and very desirable.http://www.callforpapersinfo.com
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Salary
Salary on appointment will be in the range £ 26,610 to £ 29,566 per annum depending on qualifications and experience. This is a limited term post for 36 months contract.
Applications
Single Mom Scholarships In order to implement the position, applicants must download an application form. Complete the application form using Microsoft Word. Prepare a copy of your CV that contains all the information requested in the application form, then submit the application documents (single file in a word or acrobat formats) along with personal details, referees and Equal Opportunities Monitoring data for http://jobs.jic.ac.uk/apply.asp?VacancyID=2892.
Each time you ask, please quote reference 1002062.
For more information and details please contact Human Resources, Operations Centre, Norwich Bioscience Institute, Norwich, NR4 7UH, UK, 01 603 450 462.
Closing date for applications will be Friday, June 10, 2011.
