POSITIONS OPEN

FACULTY POSITIONSDepartment of Neuroscience

The Scripps Florida campus of The Scripps ResearchInstitute (TSRI) is seeking outstanding applicantsfor tenure-track faculty positions in the Departmentof Neuroscience at its newly opened, state-of-the-artcampus in Jupiter, Florida. TSRI applies integrativemolecular genetic, biochemical, biophysical, chemicalbiology, cell biology, anatomical, and behavioral ap-proaches to elucidate the cellular, molecular, physio-logical, and systems mechanisms underlying brainfunction. Collaborations with TSRI_s Translational Re-search Institute allow for the development and test-ing of novel therapeutics.The Department of Neuroscience is seeking highly

qualified, interactive, and extramurally funded inves-tigators who will bring and initiate creative researchprograms. Areas of focus for the current search includelearning and memory, diseases of learning and mem-ory, sleep research, mechanisms of action for anesthetics,and drug development in these areas. The uniquecores at Scripps Florida, including high throughputgenomic screening, proteomics, crystallography, phar-macokinetics, medicinal chemistry, and an ultrahighthroughput small molecule facility, offer enabling re-sources for research in these areas.Appointments are available at all levels. TSRI offers

very attractive startup packages and an outstandingintellectual environment for fostering top-tier basicand translational research. In addition, the Max PlanckFlorida Institute, the first Max Planck Institute in theUnited States, is under construction adjacent to ScrippsFlorida, and will offer state-of-the-art bioimagingcapabilities.Interested candidates should submit their curricu-

lum vitae, a synopsis of their past, current, and pro-posed research, and complete contact informationfor at least three professional references as a singlePDF file to:

Dr. Ronald L. Davis, Chairman,Department of Neuroscience

c/o Hollie AlkemaE-mail: hollie@scripps.edu

The Scripps Research Institute, Scripps Florida130 Scripps Way, Jupiter, FL 33458

TULANE NATIONAL PRIMATERESEARCH CENTER

The Division of Bacteriology and Parasitology ofthe Tulane National Primate Research Center (TNPRC)wishes to recruit a RESEARCH SCIENTIST to co-ordinate the analysis of various DNA microarray dataemanating from its DNA Microarray and ExpressionCore.You should have a Master_s degree in biology, bio-

informatics, or biostatistics with hands-on, documentedexperience in high-dimensional DNA microarray dataanalysis, using such tools as Spotfire, R, and Sþ.Job duties: (1) Develop protocols for the bioin-

formatic and biostatistical analysis of DNA microarraydata. (2) Under direct oversight of his/her supervisor,will analyze the microarray data generated by theTNPRC DNA Microarray and Expression Core, forthe benefit of a diverse range of principal investigators.(3) Perform regular data analysis quality control mea-sures and develop new algorithms and analysis meth-ods using the data generated by the core.To be considered, please apply online at website:

http://www.profilesams.com using job number102763, or send curriculum vitae and the names ofthree individuals who may be contacted for referencesto: Deepak Kaushal, Ph.D., Director, DNA Micro-array and Expression Core, Division of Bacteriologyand Parasitology, Tulane National Primate ResearchCenter, 18703 Three Rivers Road, Covington, LA70433. E-mail: dkaushal@tulane.edu.

Tulane University is an Affirmative Action and Equal Oppor-tunity Educator and Employer. Women and minorities are strong-ly encouraged to apply.

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The SeniorSMARTi Endowed Chair in Memoryand Brain Health: SmartBRAINi

The University of South Carolina (USC) invites ap-plications for the Endowed Chair in Memory and BrainHealth: SmartBRAINi (website: http://www.seniorsmart.org). The SmartBRAINi initiative willfocus on developing methods to promote brain healthand reduce the impact of age-associated diseases such asAlzheimer_s, Parkinson_s, and stroke. SmartHOME\,SmartWHEELS\, and SmartBRAINi compriseSeniorSMARTi, a South Carolina Center for Eco-nomic Excellence (SCCEE) (website: http://www.sccoee.org) that is being developed among three aca-demic partners (Clemson University, the Medical Uni-versity of South Carolina, and the University of SouthCarolina) and two hospital systems (Greenville Hos-pital System University Medical Center and PalmettoHealth). The SmartBRAINi initiative will workclosely with the Brain Imaging Center of EconomicExcellence (website: http://www.bicoee.org). TheSmartBRAINi Endowed Chair will be based inthe USC School of Medicine at the rank of ASSO-CIATE PROFESSOR or PROFESSOR, with oppor-tunity for joint appointment in other academic units atthe University of South Carolina and its partners.The successful applicant will have an M.D. and/or

Ph.D. degree, a demonstrated track record in interdis-ciplinary scholarly productivity, and programmatic sup-port from competitive extramural funding sources.Extensive experience in the broad field of neuroscienceis essential. Familiarity with the mechanisms for en-hancing research value through economic development(e.g., intellectual property, interaction with relevantbusinesses, translational research activities, et cetera) isan important attribute that will build on the SCCEEprogram.Further information is on the website: http://

www.seniorsmart.org. Address specific inquiries toG. Paul Eleazer, M.D., Chair of Search Committeefor SmartBRAINi.How to apply: All applications should be submitted

electronically to e-mail: smartbrain@uscmed.sc.edu.Applications should include (a) curriculum vitae, (b)a list of three to five references, and (c) a letter sum-marizing applicant qualifications, current researchactivities and interests, potential for realized econom-ic value from the research, and the candidate_s qualifi-cations to exert a leadership role.

The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in edu-cational or employment opportunities or decisions for qualified per-sons on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age,disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Applications are invited for Research Assistant Pro-fessor in immunology. Requires a Ph.D. in immunologyor related area with postdoctoral research experienceand excellent publication record. Apply with curriculumvitae and three references to: Dr. Mitzi Nagarkatti,Chair, Department of Pathology, Microbiologyand Immunology, University of South CarolinaSchool of Medicine, Columbia, SC 29208 or e-mail:rapimmuno@uscmed.sc.edu.

University of South Carolina, Columbia is an Equal Oppor-tunity, Affirmative Action Employer and encourages applicationsfrom women and minorities.

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Koç University invites applications and nominations for theposition of the Dean of the School of Medicine (KUSOM),with the appointment effective as early as September 2009.Koç University is a private, nonpro�t institution of highereducation, founded in 1993. Koç University is on a state-of-the-art campus at Rumeli Feneri, overlooking the Black Sea,close to the city of Istanbul. The University is committed to thepursuit of excellence in both research and teaching. Its aim isto provideworld class education and research opportunities toa high quality group of students by distinguished faculty. Themedium of instruction is English. Currently, Koç Universityoffers degrees in the Colleges of Administrative Sciencesand Economics, Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences,Engineering, and Law as well as the School of Nursing. Moredetailed information about Koç University can be found at theweb site: http://www.ku.edu.tr

The School of Medicine is a new school. As an integral partof the University, its mission is to educate the future leadersof the medical profession who have the highest professionalstandards, who have a strong foundation in the scienti�cbasis of medicine, who can apply that knowledge to theprevention and treatment of disease, and who are highlyskilled in providing the best care to patients. The School wasestablished to respond to the societal needs and to ful�ll thecommitment of the University to medicine, life sciences andrelated �elds.

The Dean will report to the Provost and the President. Thequali�cations for the position include:

A distinguished research record in basic medical and/•or medical sciences with a commitment to medicaleducation and clinical care;Demonstrated ability for organizational and interpersonal•skills;Turkish citizenship.•

The Dean will manage and direct the academic andadministrative operations of KUSOM. In this capacity themajor responsibilities of the Dean include:

Design and implementation of the medical curriculum•that is consistent with the educational philosophy of theUniversity in general;Recruiting faculty, staff and students;•Development of the research programs and•infrastructure;Faculty appointments, evaluations, and promotions;•Work closely with the Vehbi Koç Foundation;•Work closely with the Higher Educational Council,•medical institutions and healthcare organizations;Management of School of Medicine �nances;•Limited teaching.•

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We seek applicants with a record of excellence in research, whohave proven their ability to develop and apply novel conceptsin the general area of plant molecular biology. The successfulcandidate is expected to lead a strong, independent researchprogram, attract external funding and contribute to teaching at thegraduate and undergraduate levels. Special consideration givento scientists studying important biological problems using novelmultidisciplinary approaches.

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Assistant Professor, Structural BiologyChildren’s Hospital BostonHarvard Medical School

The Program in Cellular and Molecular Medicine at Children’s HospitalBoston in partnership with the Department of Biological Chemistry andMolecular Pharmacology (BCMP) at Harvard Medical School is recruitingtenure track faculty at the rank of Assistant Professor. Our Program (alsoknown as the Immune Disease Institute) is highly interactive and offers out-standing opportunities for collaboration and technical support. The successfulcandidate will be offered a competitive start-up package. He/she will directan independent research laboratory and his/her work will complement andenhance the efforts of our distinguished faculty in cell biology, immunology,inflammation, vascular biology, infectious disease and cancer. This is part ofa major initiative in structural biology involving several recruits, space in anew building on Longwood Avenue, and substantial new funding.

We are seeking a candidate who integrates macromolecular structure andbiological function, especially someonewhoworks on fundamental problemsinvolving signal transmission in extracellular and cytoplasmic environmentsand across cell membranes.Approaches usingmolecular dynamics and spec-troscopy, protein structure prediction and design, X-ray crystallography, elec-tron microscopy, single molecule studies, and innovative light microscopywill be of special interest. The structural biology initiative will be able todraw on available resources at Children’s Hospital and the HMS Center forMolecular and Cellular Dynamics (CMCD).

Please forward a cover letter requesting consideration by the search com-mittee, curriculum vitae, reprints of key publications, letters separately sentfrom three referees, and a two-page statement of research interests includingprevious contributions and future research plans, no later thanMay 1, 2009 to:TimothyA. Springer and StephenC.Harrison, SearchChairs, 3 Blackfan

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You Can Make A DifferenceThe FDA Commissioner’s Fellowship Program is designed to attract top-notch health professionals andscientists. The Fellows train minutes from the nation’s Capital at FDA’s new state-of-the-artWhite Oak campusin Silver Spring, Maryland or at other FDA facilities. Fellows will be exposed to the regulatory processesnecessary to ensure that our drugs, biologics, food, cosmetics, and devices are safe for use.

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The Max Planck Institute for Metals Research together with the German Cancer ResearchCenter seeks a creative researcher eager to develop a highly innovative

Independent Junior Research Groupat the frontier of biophysical and biomedical science. Ideally, the group will focus on thedeconvolution of the complex interdependencies of local biochemical and biophysical pro-cesses upon cancer cell invasion by innovative bio- or nano-technological approaches.Applicants should have a strong background in biophysics as well as the cellular and mole-cular biology of cancer.

The successful candidate will be given ample resources to establish and direct an inde-pendent research program. For this purpose, he or she will be guaranteed funding to recruitand lead a team of researchers, for operating expenses, scientific collaboration, and tech-nical as well as secretarial support.

The successful candidate will start a five-year contract between July and October 2009. Thepayment corresponds to the W2 level on the German university scale, equivalent to anAssistant or Associate Professorship.

Applicants should have completed a doctoral degree in the past decade. They should havean outstanding record in the above mentioned fields.

The Max Planck Society and the German Cancer Research Center is committed to employ-ing more handicapped individuals and to increasing the share of women in areas where theyare underrepresented, and therefore expressly encourages applications from such qualifiedindividuals.

The applicant should submit a three to five page description of a research program, alongwith a work plan, a complete CV, and three personal references.

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Director, Texas AgriLife Research

The Vice Chancellor for Agriculture and Life Sciences of The Texas A&MUniversity System invites applications and nominations for the position ofDirector of TexasAgriLife Research (formerly the Texas Agricultural Experi-ment Station).With headquarters in College Station and scientists and facilitieslocated throughout the state, TexasAgriLife Research is dedicated to researchand technology development in food, agriculture, life sciences and naturalresources. Its mission is to improve life through science and technology.

The Director serves as the chief executive officer and reports to the ViceChancellor forAgriculture and Life Sciences of The TexasA&MUniversitySystem. An earned Ph.D. in an agricultural or life sciences discipline orrelated field of science is required. Candidates should have 15 years of aca-demic and/or research experience, with a minimum of 5 years of significantadministrative experience, preferably in managing research. The successfulcandidate should have a thorough familiarity and understanding of the researchmission of the land-grant university system and its relationshipwith the teach-ing, extension and service programs. The Director must possess the visionand experience necessary to lead a complex organization in developing andenhancing its research mission in service to the state, nation and the worldas a premier research leader. Additional agency and search information isavailable at http://agriliferesearch.tamu.edu/.

Nominations and applications will be accepted until the position is filled.Screening of candidates will begin on April 20, 2009. Applications shouldbe accompanied by a letter of application, curriculum vitae and the namesof at least three (3) references. Nominations and applications are welcomedelectronically via the searchwebsite (http://agresearchdirsearch.tamu.edu) or through themail; information and inquiries should be directed to:Dr.EdwardG. Smith, Chair, TexasAgriLife ResearchDirector SearchCom-

mittee, 2147 TAMU, College Station, Texas 77843-2147; 979.845.7967;

979.845.0181 (fax); agresearchdirsearch@tamu.edu.

Texas AgriLife Research is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

AICR International CancerResearch Fellowship

Applications are invited for the Association for International CancerResearch International Cancer Research Fellowship, which may beheld at a research institute anywhere in the world, commencing on orafter 1st January 2010.

Candidates, who may come from any country, should have a minimumof three years and normally a maximum of eight years postdoctoralresearch experience when they would take up the fellowship, unlessthey have taken a career break. The successful candidate is expectedto take up their fellowship in a new institution, chosen to complementtheir research programme.

Fellowships are tenable for six years and will include a signi�cant levelof research support, of around £1million. The application will includethe submission of a research proposal which may be in any area ofnon-clinical cancer research.

Thedeadlineforreceiptofcompletedapplicationsis30thJune2009.Furtherinformation about the fellowships andanapplication formcanbeobtainedfrom the AICR website: http://www.aicr.org.uk/fellowships.stm.

AICR’s 30th Anniversary ConferenceToday’s Research – Tomorrow’s TherapiesSt Andrews, Scotland - 7th to 9th April 2010

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Baxter BioScience in Austria is the most important research location of the American

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The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Centercongratulates the following recipients of the 2009Harold M.Weintraub Graduate StudentAward inrecognition of outstanding achievement duringGraduate Studies in the Biological Sciences.

Peter Belenky

Dartmouth CollegeJ. Muse Davis

Emory UniversityNadya Dimitrova

Rockefeller UniversityWalter Fischler

University of California, BerkeleySusmita Kaushik

Albert Einstein College of MedicineMark Kiel

University of MichiganWen-Hui Lien

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Johns Hopkins School of MedicineMarcus Noyes

University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolJared Parker

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University of RochesterKay Tye

University of California, San FranciscoSrinivas Viswanathan

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The recipients will participate in a Symposium thisspring honoringHalWeintraub and his commit-ment to innovative science. More information onthis award can be found at: http://www.fhcrc.org/science/basic/weintraub.

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Mississippi Mineral Resources Institute atUniversity of Mississippi seeks scientist orengineer to lead the Institute. Must havebroad interest in mineral resources onshoreand offshore, be innovative scientist andskilled leader. Onshore projects includemetallic, industrial, energy-related mineralsand hazard assessments. Offshore effortsconcentrate on completion of world’s firstseafloor observatory for study and moni-toring of gas hydrates in Gulf of Mexico.Will lead staff of 12, oversee 20 researchprojects, manage a fabrication shop. Direc-tor will maintain his/her own basic and/orapplied research. Non-tenured positionreports to Dean of Engineering. Ph.D. fromaccredited university in geology, geologicaloceanography, geological engineering, geo-chemistry or relevant fields.Must have strongdocumented record of funding, research andmanagement to promote Institute’s leadershiprole and pursue growth opportunities. Shouldhave experience in technology developmentand transfer and working with academiccommunity.

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ASSOCIATE PROFESSORBiological Response to Environmental StressMcMaster University, Department of Biology

McMaster University, a research-intensive institution and leading centre forbiological and biomedical research invites applications for a tenure-track posi-tion at the Associate Professor rank in the Department of Biology, effectiveJuly 1st, 2009.

We are seeking an applicant with a productive research program, who stud-ies the response or adaptation of organisms to environmental stress at one ormore levels (molecular, cellular, genetic, population or ecosystem) and withan emphasis on response to human-induced perturbations such as pollutionand/or global climate change.

The Department of Biology houses the Biodiversity and Ecosystem HealthCentre and is a major partner in an institutional CFI initiative to study remedia-tion of aquatic ecosystems. Facilities of interest to applicants include the CentreFor Environmental Genomics, The Centre for Functional Genomics and TheInstitute for Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (MOBIX).(see http://www.biology.mcmaster.ca/index.html)

The successful applicant will be expected to establish and maintain anindependent and externally funded research program and contribute to theeducation of undergraduate and graduate students. Exceptional candidateswill be considered for a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair Career award (http://www.chairs.gc.ca/).

Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae, a statement of their researchgoals, a statement of their teaching interests and experience, three of theirmost important publications and should arrange for three letters of recom-mendation to be sent to: Dr. Patricia Chow-Fraser, Professor and Chair,Department of Biology, McMaster University, 1280 Main Street West,

Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4K1, Canada, biolchr@mcmaster.ca. Electronicsubmission is preferred. The closing date for applications is June 1, 2009 oruntil the position is filled.

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians andPermanent Residents will be given priority. McMaster University is stronglycommitted to employment equity within its community, and to recruiting adiverse faculty and staff. The University encourages applications from all

qualified candidates, including women, members of visible minorities, Aborig-inal persons, members of sexual minorities, and persons with disabilities.

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Institute of Cellular and System MedicineNational Health Research Institutes (NHRI), Taiwan

The newly established Institute of Cellular and SystemMedicineat the National Health Research Institutes (NHRI) in Taiwan invitesapplications for multiple tenure-track/tenured faculty positions at therank ofAssistant,Associate or Full Investigator (the equivalents ofAssistant, Associate, and Full Professor). The Institute is composedof three divisions: Division of Cardiovascular and MetabolismMedicine, Division of Aging-Related Musculoskeletal Diseases andDivision of Regenerative Medicine. Currently, the general theme ofthe Institute is stem cell biology with special interest in molecularcell biology and signal transduction. Highly quali�ed candidatesare sought with research interests in all areas. Applicants shouldhave a Ph.D. and/or M.D. degree as well as extensive postdoctoralexperience. Selection will be based on excellence in research andthe potential to initiate an active research project. Each investigatorwill be provided suf�cient intramural resources including researchfunds and technical assistant plus an initial startup fund for each newinvestigator. In addition tomodern facilities in research laboratory, theresearch activity at NHRI is supported by a core facility that housesmany state-of-the-art instruments, and an animal center.

Applicants should send curriculum vitae, description of researchaccomplishments and future research initiatives, and three referenceletters to:

Institute of Cellular and System MedicineNational Health Research Institutes35 Keyan Road, Zhunan Town, Miaoli County 35053, Taiwan

Review of credentials is ongoing and will continue until the positionsare �lled. Further information can be obtained from Ms. Sun Su atsun@nhri.org.tw.

Faculty Positions (Associate/Full Professor)Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology

The Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology in the College ofMedicine at the University of Florida, Gainesville (http://www.mgm.ufl.edu)seeks highly motivated and successful candidates who will contribute to ourdeveloping research portfolio in mouse disease models and viral pathogenesis.The department currently hosts 23 full-time faculty members with expertisein animal disease models, molecular virology, and bacteriology. The lattertwo areas have a strong emphasis on host/pathogen interactions with a focuson bioinformatics and genomics approaches. We are especially interested incandidates utilizing contemporary genetic approaches and animal models tofurther our understanding of inherited diseases and human viral pathogens,preferentially RNA viruses. However, highly qualified candidates working inrelated research areas are also encouraged to apply.

Successful candidate(s) will join a vibrant Department which plays a centralrole in several interdisciplinary research programs in the Health Science Center.Affiliated Centers include the UFGenetics Institute (http://www.ufgi.ufl.edu),the Powell Gene Therapy Center (http://www.gtc.ufl.edu/), the UF BrainInstitute (http://www.mbi.ufl.edu/), the Emerging Pathogens Institute (http://epi.ufl.edu/), and the UF Shands Cancer Center (http://www.ufscc.ufl.edu/).The successful candidate will be expected to maintain and further develop astrong and innovative research program and contribute to medical and graduatestudent teaching. Highly competitive start-up packages and salaries are availableand complemented by outstanding core facilities, new laboratory space, and thehighly collegial and interactive atmosphere at the University of Florida.

For consideration PhD, MD/PhD, or MD degree candidates should havenationally recognized and extramurally funded research programs. Applicantsshould submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, a brief summary of current andfuture research plans and contact information for three references as a pdf fileattached to an e-mail to:MGM-FacultySearch@mgm.ufl.edu.

Review of applications will commence immediately, with the search committeedeterminations beginning circa May 15, 2009. The search may remain openuntil the position is filled.

UF is an Equal Opportunity Institution with a strong commitment toexcellence through diversity.

Director of the Philips Institute for Oral andCraniofacial Molecular Biology and Founder of a

New Program in Tissue Bioengineering

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry is seeking applicantsfor a full-time faculty position as Director of the Philips Institute, and Chairof the Department of Oral and Craniofacial Molecular Biology, and founderof a new bioengineering research program. The Philips Institute is a univer-sity-designated research institute housed within the Department of Oral andCraniofacial Molecular Biology in the School of Dentistry. The Institute hasexisting research strengths inmolecular pathogenesis of oral diseases and oralcancer. The new director/chair will lead the establishment of an additionalresearch program in tissue bioengineering in collaboration with the VCUSchool of Engineering. The successful candidate will have a PhD in a relatedfield, a strong record of research accomplishments in one or more of theresearch areas of the Philips Institute, experience in interdisciplinary researchcollaborations, demonstrated leadership skills, and excellent interpersonal andcommunication skills. Responsibilities of the position will include recruitingresearch faculty, leading research collaborations between Institute membersand scientists throughout the university, development and leadership of a newresearch program in dental bioengineering, securing extramural funding forgrants, mentoring PhD candidates, and managing the departmental teachingprogram.VCU is an urban research extensive institution with a richly diversecommunity and commitment tomulticultural opportunities. Experiencework-ing in a culturally diverse environment is desirable. Salary and rank will becommensurate with experience and qualifications.

To apply, send a letter of application and curriculum vitae to:Dr. HarveyA.Schenkein, Assistant Dean for Research, VCU School of Dentistry, Box

980566, Richmond, VA 23298. Application materials should also be sentelectronically to haschenk@vcu.edu.

Virginia Commonwealth is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative ActionEmployer. Women, minorities and persons with disabilities are

encouraged to apply.

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Abstract Submission

In anticipation ofwhat promises to be amass gathering and celebration

of European basic, translational and clinical studies, we invite the

Europeancancer community to submit abstractsbefore the regular

abstract submission deadline of 29 April 2009.

NewLate-Breaking Abstract Policy

To help ensure that the very latest findings are presented for the first

time at ECCO 15 – ESMO34,we are also pleased to report thatwe have

revised our Late-Breaking abstract submission policy and increased

the number of proffered paper slots and presidential sessions.

TheCall for Late-Breakingabstractswill run from22 July - 5August 2009.

More

To view the Advance Programme, consult the abstract submission

programme and discover the many reasons for making ECCO 15 –

ESMO 34 yourmust attendmeeting this year visit:

www.ecco-org.eu

(select ‘Congresses and conferences’ > ‘ECCO 15 – ESMO 34’).

Seeyou inBerlin for thepremier Europeancancermeeting–The jointECCO15

and34thESMOMultidisciplinaryCongress, 20 –24September2009.

Joint ECCO 15 - 34TH ESMOMultidisciplinary Cancer Congress

BERLIN, 20-24 SEPTEMBER 2009

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conference

C H A L L E N G E

The DIADEM Challenge – short for

Digital Reconstruction of Axonal

and Dendritic Morphology – will

bring together computational and

experimental scientists to test the

most promising new approaches

against the latest data in a real-

world environment.

The competition is open to individuals and teams

from the private sector and academic laboratories.

Competitors will have a year to implement an

algorithm for digital reconstruction of neuronal

morphology and to test it against the manual

reconstructions, the gold standard. Up to �ve

�nalists will compete in a tournament at a scienti�c

conference at the Janelia Farm Research Campus

in August 2010.

The competition is organized by the Allen Institute

for Brain Science, the Howard Hughes Medical

Institute (HHMI), and the Krasnow Institute for

Advanced Study at George Mason University. The

Allen Institute and HHMI have established the prize.

The National Institutes of Health is providing support

for a scienti�c conference that is independent of

—but held in conjunction with—the tournament

phase of the DIADEM Challenge.

For information on eligibility, the rules of the competition, organizers, and full details about the competition,

visit www.diademchallenge.org.

NIH co-sponsorship of the conference does not represent an endorsement of the DIADEM Challenge, speci�c software products that may emerge from the competition, or the

activities of the Allen Insitute, HHMI, or Krasnow Institute. Image from NeuroMorpho.Org (Ascoli, Nature Rev. Neurosci. 2006), cell NM1 (Brown et al., Neuroinformatics 2005).

$75,000 Prize

The Timeline

Phase 1

April 9, 2009 to April 9, 2010

Contestants can download these data sets and

develop software to reconstruct the neurons.

A panel of judges will then select the �nalists

for the second phase.

Phase 2

August 29–September 1, 2010

The �nalists will meet at HHMI’s Janelia Farm

Research Campus for a live and real-time

competition and scienti�c conference using

previously unseen data sets.

Visualization of a digital reconstruction.

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POSITIONS OPEN

TENURE-TRACK FACULTY POSITIONin Vascular Biology

USC Keck School of Medicine

The USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Centerof the Keck School of Medicine at the University ofSouthern California seeks applicants for a tenure-trackFaculty position in vascular biology. The successful can-didate will be supported by a strong startup packageand housed within a new state-of-the-art research build-ing. The USC Keck School of Medicine has strongresearch programs in cancer, genomics, and stem cells.Candidates with diverse backgrounds, including devel-opmental biology, signaling pathways, translationalresearch, and novel model systems, are encouraged toapply. Applicants should electronically submit curric-ulum vitae and a research plan in a single PDF file, andrequest three letters of reference to be sent, to: SearchCommittee, c/o Isabel Lora at e-mail: lora_m@ccnt.usc.edu.

USC is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

University of California, Irvine offers a NeuroscienceEpilepsy Research Postdoctoral Program Fellowship.The multidisciplinary postdoctoral program in epi-lepsy research has multiple openings for nontenured,academic-term appointments as POSTDOCTORALSCHOLAR. The program supports diverse approachesto the understanding of the fundamental neurobiolog-ical processes leading to epilepsy and/or holding prom-ise for its cure. Participating laboratories include:Tallie Z. Baram, Ph.D., M.D.:Neuroplasticity, mech-

anisms of epileptogenesis, febrile seizure models, hy-perpolarization activated ion channels, animal imaging.Devin Binder, M.D.: Water transport and water

channels in epilepsy, aquaporins, optical imaging.Steven Cramer, M.D.: Functional imaging and ro-

botics for identification and cure of excitotoxic andischemic insults.Christine M. Gall, Ph.D.:Neurotrophins, integrins,

activity-dependent plasticity.Alan L. Goldin, M.D., Ph.D.: Sodium channels,

transgenic approaches, electrophysiology.Gary Lynch, Ph.D.: Regulation of excitability and

synaptic function and plasticity.Charles E. Ribak, Ph.D.: Granule cell plasticity,

neuroanatomy.Mick Rugg, Ph.D.: Functional imaging of learning

and memory circuits in health and disease.Ivan Soltesz, Ph.D.: Electrophysiology, compu-

tational neurobiology, interneurons, and inhibition.Martin Smith, Ph.D.: Novel signaling - agrin and

neuronal excitability.Oswald Steward, Ph.D.: Mechanisms of vulnera-

bility to excitotoxicity.John Weiss, M.D., Ph.D.: Excitotoxicity, calcium

and zinc trafficking.See website: http://www.ucihs.uci.edu/

epilepsyresearch/.These positions starting summer/fall 2009 are

funded by an NIH training grant (T-32); eligible can-didates must be U.S. citizens or noncitizen nationals ormust be lawfully admitted for permanent residence. AnM.D. or Ph.D. degree is required, and M.D.-qualifiedcandidates are highly encouraged to apply. Salary iscommensurate with experience and based on theKirschstein-NRSA postdoctoral stipend levels for 2009.Candidates should submit resume and references toe-mail: sara.johnson@uci.edu; Postdoctoral Search/Epilepsy, c/o Department of Anatomy and Neuro-biology, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA92697-1275. Close: 60-day post.

The University of California, Irvine is an Equal OpportunityEmployer committed to excellence through diversity and strongly en-courages applications from all qualified applicants, including womenand minorities.

POSITIONS OPEN

WISCONSIN NATIONAL PRIMATERESEARCH CENTER DIRECTOR

UW–Madison Graduate School

The University of Wisconsin–Madison is pleasedto announce an exceptional employment opportuni-ty as Director of the Wisconsin National PrimateResearch Center (WNPRC). The WNPRC is one ofa network of eight unique national facilities for non-human primate research funded by the National Centerfor Research Resources (NCRR) of the National In-stitutes of Health (NIH). This center includes morethan 250 WNPRC core and affiliated scientists, whoconduct peer-reviewed research in primate biologywith relevance to human and animal health.The successful individual will have a doctoral de-

gree in a biomedical sciences field, be a tenured ortenure-track faculty (or an individual who could bequalified as tenurable), and have a minimum of sevento 10 years of scientific leadership in a world-classresearch enterprise. The ideal candidate will have anexemplary research record and have an internationalreputation as a leader in his/her field.Please see website: http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/

pvl/pv_061475.html for the complete position de-scription and how to apply.

Unless confidentiality is requested in writing, information regard-ing the applicants must be released upon request. Finalists cannotbe guaranteed confidentiality. A criminal background check will beconducted prior to hiring.

UW–Madison is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative ActionEmployer. We promote excellence through diversity and encourageall qualified individuals to apply.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPSin CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCHand REGENERATIVE MEDICINE

Feinberg Cardiovascular Research InstituteChicago, Illinois U.S.A.

Several Postdoctoral positions are available im-mediately at Northwestern University_s FeinbergSchool of Medicine to study fundamental mech-anisms of cardiovascular disease and regenerativemedicine, with an emphasis on angiogenic growthfactor pathways, progenitor/stem cell biology,epigenetics and inflammation, mechanisms andnovel therapies for cardiac arrhythmias (for ex-ample atrial fibrillation), and ischemic tissue re-pair.M.D. and/or Ph.D. in a life science disciplineand expertise in cell and molecular biology is re-quired. Experience with relevant model systemsis desirable. For details of the available positionsand to apply, visit our website: http://www.fcvri.northwestern.edu/career-opportunities/careers.

Northwestern University is an Affirmative Action, EqualOpportunity Employer.Women andminority candidates areencouraged to apply. Hiring is contingent upon eligibility towork in the United States.

The College of Life Science at Fujian Normal Uni-versity, China, invites applications for tenure-trackfaculty positions at the ASSOCIATE PROFESSORand PROFESSOR levels. Individuals expert in theareas of microbiology, developmental biology, cellbiology, and neurobiology are encouraged to apply.The positions offer an attractive startup package andexcellent laboratory space. Candidates should have aPh.D., suitable postdoctoral research experience, andan ability to develop innovative research programs.For further information visit website: http://life.

fjnu.edu.cn or contact: Professor Yanding Zhang,Dean of the college, at e-mail: haitaoniu@fjnu.edu.cn.

POSITIONS OPEN

ADIPOSE TISSUE AND LIPID BIOLOGIST

The Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences atVirginia Tech invites applications for a tenure-trackASSISTANT PROFESSOR position in adipose tis-sue biology. A Ph.D. in the life sciences is required.The candidate will be expected to develop an innova-tive, extramurally funded research program on aspectsof adipose tissue biology and/or lipid metabolismthat are relevant to growth, obesity, or the metabolicsyndrome. The appointment will be 80 percent re-search and 20 percent teaching. Review of applica-tions will begin May 15, 2009, and continue until theposition is filled. Applicants can review the completeposition description and must complete the facultyapplication online at website: http://www.jobs.vt.edu (posting #080527). A cover letter, curric-ulum vitae, a statement of research and teaching in-terests, and a list of three references with addresses,e-mail addresses, and telephone numbers must beincluded. Official transcripts should be mailed to:Dr. Eric A. Wong, Department of Animal and Poul-try Sciences, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0306. Telephone: 540-231-4737; e-mail: ewong@vt.edu. Virginia Tech is an Equal Opportunity/AffirmativeAction Employer.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) degree in 27 monthsfor Ph.D.s in science and M.D.s. Excellent career op-portunities for O.D./Ph.D.s and O.D./M.D.s in re-search, education, industry, and clinical practice. Thisunique program starts in March 2009, and featuressmall classes and 12 months devoted to clinical care.Contact the Admissions Office, telephone:

800-824-5526 at the New England College of Op-tometry, 424 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02115.Additional information at website: http://www.neco.edu, e-mail: admissions@neco.edu.

POSTDOCTORAL POSITION. NIH-fundedposition available at the University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill to investigate the regulation of translesionDNA synthesis in response to DNA damage and check-point signaling. For examples of related projects see Mol.Cell Biol. 26:3527, 2006; J. Biol. Chem. 281:30631,2006; Cell Cycle 8:125, 2009. Interested applicantswith a Ph.D. and experience in biochemistry/cell biol-ogy should submit curriculum vitae, cover letter, andlist of three references electronically to: Dr. CyrusVaziri, e-mail: cvaziri@bu.edu.

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