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THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
INVESTING IN EXCELLENCE
As part of a major programme of expansion, the University is
supporting the School of Biology and Biochemistry with a major
investment of posts to enhance its research and teaching
activities. The School wishes to appoint people with a record of
publications in quality, peer-reviewed journals, commensurate with
age and experience. It is also looking for a lively and innovative
teaching capability as part of the University's policy of balanced
excellence.
Three Lectureships (Ref: 99/P141C)
Applications are invited from individuals with strong research
records and preferably, with some experience in tertiary level
teaching in the following areas:
Behaviour / Ecology
Preferably with interests in:
Animal Behaviour
Animal Ecology/Conservation Biology
Ecological Modelling
Physiology/Ecology of Aquatic Animals
Biochemistry
Preferably with interests in:
Molecular Recognition/Structure Prediction
Molecular Enzymology
Neurochemistry
Signal Transduction
Genetics/Molecular Biology
Preferably with interests in:
Behavioural Genetics
Microbial Biotechnology
Molecular Biology of Infectious Diseases
Molecular Evolution/Bioinformatics
2 Year Fixed Term Lectureship in Molecular Ecology and Evolution
(Ref: 99/P142C)
Preferably with interests in:
Population Genetics
Eukaryote Genetics
Molecular Evolution
Applicants must have an honours degree or equivalent in Biological
Sciences or related discipline and a PhD in a relevant area
together with a good track record of publications in premier
scientific journals. Potential to obtain external funding and lead
a team of researchers having impact nationally and internationally
is essential for the three lectureships. The successful applicant
for the fixed term lectureship must be able to contribute to
lectures and practicals, and to supervise final year projects in
the areas of population genetics, eukaryote genetics and molecular
evolution.
Successful candidates will be expected to develop independent
research programmes complementing and collaborating with other
members of the School of Biology and Biochemistry and the wider
research community at Queen's and establishing strong national and
international links. The successful candidates must also be
committed to research-led teaching and preferably have some
experience of lecturing and/or practical demonstration and/or
supervision of student projects. Postdoctoral experience and a
proven ability to acquire external funds are also desirable.
Informal enquiries may be made to the School Office, Tel: 00 44
1232 335786 or email:sobb at qub.ac.uk Further information about the
School can be obtained on its Home Web page:
http://www.qub.ac.uk/bb
Salary: Lecturer Grade A 16,655 - 21,815 Pounds Sterling,
Lecturer Grade B 22,726 - 29,048 Pounds Sterling,
with eligibility for USS and relocation where
appropriate.
The appointment level will depend on qualifications, research
record and experience.
The University reserves the right to appoint more than one
candidate to a particular area.
Closing date: 5.00 pm, Friday 14 May 1999.
Further particulars quoting reference number(s) are available from
Personnel Office, The Queen's University of Belfast, Northern
Ireland, BT7 1NN. Tel: (01232) 273044 or 273854 (answering
machine). Fax: (01232) 324944 or email:personnel at qub.ac.uk
Committed to an Equal Opportunities policy and selection on merit,
the University welcomes applications from all sections of the
community.
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Andrew Wallace, Ph.D.
School of Biology and Biochemistry, Queen's University Belfast,
97 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7BL, Northern Ireland (UK).
Tel. : +44 (0)7074 226373 Fax : +44 (0)7074 426373
Email: a.wallace at qub.ac.nospam.uk (remove "nospam" to email me)
WWW : http://www.qub.ac.uk/bb/wallace.html
