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From: tchang@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Tien-Hsien Chang)
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Subject: faculty position at Ohio State
Date: 26 Sep 1995 16:37:34 GMT
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                       FACULTY POSITION - MOLECULAR GENETICS
                            THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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   The Department of Molecular Genetics at The Ohio State University is
initiating a search for two tenure track faculty members at the Assistant
Professor level.  We are primarily interested in applicants who are using
molecular genetic approaches to study important topics in molecular, cell and
developmental biology in yeast, C. elegans, zebra fish, mice, and humans.
Exceptional applicants using other eukaryotic experimental systems will also
be considered.

   A highly competitive recruiting package is available, which
includes an attractive (hard money) salary, new or newly renovated laboratory
space and substantial funds for equipment purchase and initial operating
expenses.  The Ohio State University is undergoing a major expansion in the
Molecular Life Sciences which will involve the hiring of at least 30 new
faculty over the next four years.  The Department of Molecular Genetics will
play a central role in this expansion.

   The Ohio State University is the flagship institution of the state's higher
education system.  It is located in the state capital, Columbus, which is a
growing, yet highly affordable metropolitan area of about 1.3 million people.
Columbus has been ranked by Newsweek as one of the country's best places to
live and work.

   Applications should include a detailed curriculum vitae, a description of
research experience, and a statement of the nature of the planned independent
research program.  Applicants should also arrange to have at least three
recommendation letters sent to the department.  Applications will be accepted
until suitable candidates are hired.  Review of applications will begin during
January, 1996.  Information about our Department can be obtained by calling
the departmental office (614-292-8084) or by contacting Alan Lambowitz or Lee
Johnson.  Application materials should be sent to: Faculty Search Committee,
Department of Molecular Genetics, The Ohio State University, 484 West 12th
Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210.  The Ohio State University is an Equal
Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer.  Qualified women, minorities,
Vietnam-era Veterans, disabled veterans and the disabled are
encouraged to apply.

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