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Ofertas de TrabajoDos puestos de trabajo en el University College of LondonPuesto#1 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Wellcome Laboratory for Molecular Pharmacology POSITION: Postdoctoral Fellow LOCATION: The Wellcome Laboratory for Molecular Pharmacology (LMP) is part of the Department of Pharmacology at University College London, UK. PROJECT: We are looking for an enthusiast fellow, who would be interested in pursuing an academic career in the field of Neuroscience and have experience in one of the following: molecular biology, characterisation of ion channels in heterologous expression systems, expression and purification of proteins or immunohistochemistry. We are interested in studying the functional role, regulation and membrane targeting of calcium-activated potassium channel complexes in the central nervous system. By combining molecular and electrophysiological techniques, we have been characterising the molecular basis of calcium-activated potassium channel function in different brain regions. The project requires a multidisciplinary approach and active interactions between members of the group with different expertise. The candidates will be part of an extremely strong neuroscience community at UCL. For further information concerning our research see: http://www.mpiem.gwdg.de/Forschung/forschung.html ELIGIBILITY: Ph.D. with excellent training in molecular biology, protein chemistry, electrophysiology or immunohistochemistry. SALARY: Posts funded by the Wellcome Trust. Starting salary: £ 20,267 - £ 24,193 plus £ 2,134 London allowance p.a., dependent on experience. DURATION: Two years in the first instance with a possible extension for a further three years. DEADLINE: Open immediately until position is filled. CONTACT: Please send a detailed CV with names and addresses of two references, and a brief summary of research plans and accomplishments to: Dr Martin Stocker Tel.: ++44-(0)20-7679 7244
Puesto#2 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Department of Physiology POSITION: Postdoctoral Fellow LOCATION: Department of Physiology at University College London, Gower Street Campus, London, UK. PROJECT: We are looking for an enthusiast fellow, who would be interested in pursuing an academic career in the field of Neuroscience and have experience in one of the following: Electrophysiological measurements and pharmacology in brain slices, characterisation of ion channels in heterologous expression systems, imaging techniques on cells or brain slices. We are interested in studying the functional role and regulation of calcium-activated potassium channel complexes in the central nervous system. By combining molecular, pharmacological and electrophysiological techniques, we have been characterising the molecular basis of calcium-activated potassium channel function in different brain regions. The project requires a multidisciplinary approach and active interactions between members of the group with different expertise. The candidates will be part of an extremely strong neuroscience community at UCL. For further information concerning our research see: http://www.mpg.de/news00/news12_00.htm ELIGIBILITY: Ph.D. with excellent training in electrophysiology or imaging. DURATION: Post funded by the Medical Research Council. Two years in the first instance with a possible extension for a further three years. DEADLINE: Open immediately until position is filled. CONTACT: Please send a detailed CV with names and addresses of two references, and a brief summary of research plans and accomplishments to: Dr Paola Pedarzani Volver al principio de la oferta Volver al principio de Ofertas de Trabajo Volver al principio
RECORTESBruselas amonesta a España por no reconocer los títulos profesionalesLa UE da dos meses a 11 paises para armonizar las titulaciones ELENA ALJARILLA. Especial para EL MUNDO. 19 de abril de 2002. BRUSELAS. La libre circulación de trabajadores, la libertad de establecimiento y la libre prestación de servicios en toda la Unión Europea sigue siendo una realidad a medias a pesar de los buenos deseos de los Quince. De hecho, para que la movilidad laboral sea un hecho, los Estados miembros deben todavía aprobar la asignatura pendiente del reconocimiento mutuo de los títulos profesionales. Ayer, la Comisión Europea advirtió a 11 estados, entre ellos España, por no haber incorporado a sus legislaciones la norma comunitaria que establece el reconocimiento de diplomas de determinadas actividades industriales, comerciales y artesanales. Alemania, Grecia, España, Irlanda, Italia, Luxemburgo, Países Bajos, Austria, Portugal, Finlandia y el Reino Unido recibieron ayer un dictamen motivado, la fase previa a la demanda ante el Tribunal Europeo de Luxemburgo al que deberán presentarse si en un plazo de dos meses no dan una respuesta satisfactoria. Según Bruselas, hasta la fecha, ninguno de estos estados ha notificado las medidas por las que incorporan en sus ordenamientos jurídicos la directiva, a pesar de que el plazo fijado por la propia directiva expiró el 31 de julio de 2001. En esta norma comunitaria se establece el reconocimiento automático de los diplomas acreditados por la experiencia profesional del solicitante. Además, permite a aquellas personas que no dispongan de la experiencia profesional exigida solicitar, en determinadas condiciones, el reconocimiento de sus diplomas, certificados u otros títulos de formación. Para la Comisión Europea, la actitud de estos 11 estados miembros puede constituir un obstáculo a la libre circulación de trabajadores. Volver al principio de la noticia Volver al principio de Recortes Volver al principio |
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