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A POST-DOCTORAL POSITION is immediately available at Rice University for 
NASA-supported studies of gravity sensing in Drosophila.  Studies will 
involve molecular and genetic characterization of mutant loci and 
collaborative behavioral and micro array work.  Research will culminate in 
an experiment on the International Space Station.  Candidates must have a 
Ph.D. and strong background in molecular biology and preferably, experience 
in Drosophila genetics.  The Rice University campus is in the center of the 
Museum/MedCenter area of Houston and is renowned for its architectural 
beauty. Rice has extensive links to all of the Institutions in the Med 
Center and to the nearby NASA Johnson Space Research Center.  Send 
curriculum vitae and three references to Dr. Kate Beckingham, Department of 
Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Rice University, MS-140, PO Box 1892, 
Houston, TX 77251-1892.  Phone:  713-348-4016; Fax : 713-348-5154 ; email: 
kate@bioc.rice.edu.

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A POST-DOCTORAL POSITION is immediately available at Rice University for
NASA-supported studies of gravity sensing in <i>Drosophila</i>.&nbsp;
Studies will involve molecular and genetic characterization of mutant
loci and collaborative behavioral and micro array work.&nbsp; Research
will culminate in an experiment on the International Space Station.&nbsp;
Candidates must have a Ph.D. and strong background in molecular biology
and preferably, experience in <i>Drosophila</i> genetics.&nbsp; The Rice
University campus is in the center of the Museum/MedCenter area of
Houston and is renowned for its architectural beauty. Rice has extensive
links to all of the Institutions in the Med Center and to the nearby NASA
Johnson Space Research Center.&nbsp; Send curriculum vitae and three
references to <b>Dr. Kate Beckingham, Department of Biochemistry and Cell
Biology, Rice University, MS-140, PO Box 1892, Houston, TX
77251-1892.&nbsp; Phone:&nbsp; 713-348-4016; Fax : 713-348-5154 ; email:
kate@bioc.rice.edu.</b> <br>
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