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POSTDOCTORAL POSITION

Using C. elegans Embryos to Explore
Mechanisms in Cell and Developmental Biology

Postdoctoral positions are available in the laboratory of Bob
Goldstein at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. The
laboratory uses diverse techniques to study mechanisms in cell and
developmental biology. Postdocs in the lab work on projects that are
primarily of their own design. Projects that further develop current
lines of work in the lab, or ones that address other interesting
questions, would be suitable -- so long as the laboratory is
well-equipped for the planned work.

Chapel Hill has a terrific scientific environment and is a great
place to live. The lab is very interactive, as is the floor that we
are on, which is filled with bright cell biologists and excellent
equipment for live imaging of cells.

Independent, highly motivated applicants should contact Bob as early
as possible to discuss their ideas for projects. Please also forward
a CV and names of three references to:

Bob Goldstein
Biology Department
616 Fordham Hall
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3280 USA

email: bobg@unc.edu
phone 919 843-8575
fax 919 962-1625

For more information, see
http://www.bio.unc.edu/faculty/goldstein/lab/

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Postdoctoral positions are available in the laboratory of Bob<br>
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color="#000000"><b>primarily of their own design.</b> Projects that
further develop current<br>
lines of work in the lab, or ones that address other interesting<br>
questions, would be suitable -- so long as the laboratory is<br>
well-equipped for the planned work.<br>
<br>
Chapel Hill has a terrific scientific environment and is a great<br>
place to live. The lab is very interactive, as is the floor that
we<br>
are on, which is filled with bright cell biologists and excellent<br>
equipment for live imaging of cells.<br>
<br>
Independent, highly motivated applicants should contact Bob as
early<br>
as possible to discuss their ideas for projects. Please also
forward<br>
a CV and names of three references to:<br>
<br>
Bob Goldstein<br>
Biology Department<br>
616 Fordham Hall<br>
University of North Carolina<br>
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3280 USA<br>
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email:</font><font face="Times New Roman" size="+1"
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phone 919 843-8575<br>
fax 919 962-1625<br>
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For more information, see<br>
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