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UC San Francisco QB3 Faculty Recruitment
Two cellular/molecular engineering and imaging positions
in the Division of Bioengineering
| SCHOOL |
Medicine |
| DEPARTMENT |
Division
of Bioengineering, Depts. of Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology,
Biochemistry and Biophysics, and Physiology |
| POSITION SERIES |
Ladder Rank |
| RANK |
Assistant or Associate |
| POSITION DESCRIPTION |
Two positions will mount exciting Research programs and teach graduate,
professional, and postdoctoral students. Will participate in the joint
UCSF-UC Berkeley Bioengineering Graduate Group and the new California
Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Research. Go to the description
on the bioengineering website. |
| POSITION REQUIREMENTS |
Candidates must have doctoral degree or equivalent in biological,
engineering or physical sciences with a major focus on applications
to biomedical problems. Special emphasis will be given to scientists
developing research programs in molecular engineering and new imaging
technologies. |
| CONTACT |
Sarah Nelson, Dr.rer.Nat
University of California, San Francisco
Division of Bioengineering
Box 0775
San Francisco, CA 94143-0775 |
One position in complex systems/bioinformatics
in the Department of Biopharmaceutical Sciences
| SCHOOL |
Pharmacy |
| DEPARTMENT |
Biopharmaceutical Sciences |
| POSITION SERIES |
Ladder Rank |
| RANK |
Assistant or Associate Professor |
| POSITION DESCRIPTION |
Applicants are sought to establish exciting research programs in
the area of computational biology, emphasizing quantitative analysis
of complex systems. We welcome applicants from computer science, math,
physics, chemistry, or biology backgrounds who will participate in
new initiatives at UCSF in quantitative biology and genomics/proteomics.
See the full advertisement in PDF.
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| POSITION REQUIREMENTS |
Applicants should have Ph.D., M.D. or advanced degree with research
experience. |
| CONTACT |
Andrej Sali, Ph.D.
University of California, San Francisco
Department of Biopharmaceutical Sciences
Box 0446
San Francisco, CA 94143-0446 |
Three physician-scientists positions
in the Department of Medicine
| SCHOOL |
Medicine |
| DEPARTMENT |
Medicine |
| POSITION SERIES |
In Residence or Ladder Rank |
| RANK |
Assistant or Associate Professor |
| POSITION DESCRIPTION |
Three physician-scientists with training in Internal Medicine will
fill faculty positions in QB3 at Mission Bay to lead independent research
programs in areas related to the themes of QB3: Bioinformatics, Bioengineering
or Quantitative Biology. |
| POSITION REQUIREMENTS |
Successful candidates must have MD degree and be ABIM certified
in Internal Medicine. Send CV, three letters of reference and a research
description. |
| CONTACT |
Dean Sheppard, MD
University of California, San Francisco
Department of Medicine, QB3: Biomedical Research
Box 0854
San Francisco, CA 94143-0854 |
The Keck Fellows Program for Imaging at UCSF
| SCHOOL |
Medicine |
| DEPARTMENT |
Biochemistry & Biophysics |
| POSITION SERIES |
Fellow |
| RANK |
NA |
| POSITION DESCRIPTION |
Nominations are being solicited for the appointment of a second
Keck Imaging Fellow at the new Mission Bay campus of the University
of California, San Francisco. The goal is to bring talented independent
young scientists whose research is at the forefront of cryo electron
microscopy and/or image analysis into our diverse and interactive
research community. Keck Fellows pursue their research without
the obligations of faculty membership or the constraints of a conventional
postdoctoral fellowship. Thus, the Fellows Program provides
an alternative or a supplement to traditional postdoctoral study following
the MD or Ph.D. degree, and an opportunity to establish a creative
and successful research program prior to obtaining a faculty position.
Keck Fellows receive salary, $40K startup and $50K/year in funding
for research support. They may seek extramural funds to support research
groups of 2-4 members. Fellowships are nonrenewable, with
a maximum term of four years. |
| POSITION REQUIREMENTS |
Candidates must submit a letter from a mentor or other
advisor who can comment in depth on the candidate's accomplishments
and potential. In addition, the application should contain the
candidate's curriculum vitae, a brief research plan, 1 or 2 reprints
and at last two additional reference letters. Applications should
be sent to the attention of: |
| CONTACT |
Dr. David A. Agard
Chair, Keck Fellows Steering Committee
Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, California 94143-2240 |
The Keck Fellows Program for Imaging is sponsored by the Keck Center
for Advanced Microscopy at UCSF and the W.M. Keck Foundation.
The University of California is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women
and underrepresented minorities are encouraged to apply.
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