Salary range £32,267 -
£36,298 depending on experience
This postdoctoral position is part of a project
entitled ‘Environmental effects on growth; consequences for parents and
offspring’, funded by a grant from the Natural Environment Research Council
(NERC) to Neil B. Metcalfe, Pat Monaghan and Paul G. Shiels. The overall aim of
the project is to test whether adverse and favourable environmental conditions
encountered early in life can leave a physiological imprint that influences
both the rate at which the organism starts to senescence later in life, and
potentially the fate of its offspring, using the three-spined stickleback as a
study system.
The postholder will be the main person in charge of
designing and implementing the experimental work on fish, and analysing the
resulting data. S/he will work closely with animal care technicians and a
research technician who will primarily be involved in running the lab assays.
For informal enquiries, please contact Professor Neil
Metcalfe, email Neil.Metcalfe@glasgow.ac.uk
To obtain further details and to apply, go to the
‘current vacancies’ at http://www.gla.ac.uk/about/jobs/
and quote reference number 003997.
This post is funded for 3 years. Closing date 9th
June 2013, starting date October 2013.
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Prof. N.B. Metcalfe FRSE
Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health
and Comparative Medicine
Tel.: (0)141 330 5968 (or 0141 330 5975 for secretary)
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