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University College invites applications for a Junior Research Fellowship in the fields of English Language and Literature, Music, and Modern Languages tenable for a period of three years from 1 October 2004. A stipend of £15,245 (under review) will normally be paid, though at a reduced rate if the successful candidate is in receipt of other emoluments. The statutes permit the election of persons up to the age of thirty-five, but it is normally expected that the successful candidate will be under thirty years of age.
The Fellow will be entitled to accommodation in College or a housing allowance (£4,062.50 a year), and to the common table: lunch and dinner at the College's expense. S/he will receive an academic allowance of £1,254 a year. The Fellow may be asked to do a limited amount of teaching for the College, for which payment will be made at capitation rates.
University College invites applications for a Junior Research Fellowship in Egyptology tenable for a period of three years from 1 October 2004. A stipend of £15,245 (under review) will normally be paid, though at a reduced rate if the successful candidate is in receipt of other emoluments. The statutes permit the election of persons up to the age of thirty-five, but it is normally expected that the successful candidate will be under thirty years of age.
The Fellow will be entitled to accommodation in College or a housing allowance (£4,062.50 a year), and to the common table: lunch and dinner at the College's expense. S/he will receive an academic allowance of £1,254 a year. The Fellow may be asked to do a limited amount of teaching for the College, for which payment will be made at capitation rates.
University College invites applications for a Stevenson Junior Research Fellowship in the fields of Archaeology, Biochemistry, Experimental Psychology, Human Anatomy and Genetics, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology, and Clinical Medicine (see www.ox.ac.uk/departments/#4 for detailed medical areas) tenable for a period of three years from 1 October 2004. A stipend of £15,245 (under review) will normally be paid, though at a reduced rate if the successful candidate is in receipt of other emoluments. The statutes permit the election of persons up to the age of thirty-five, but it is normally expected that the successful candidate will be under thirty years of age.
The Fellow will be entitled to accommodation in College or a housing allowance (£4,062.50 a year), and to the common table: lunch and dinner at the College's expense. S/he will receive an academic allowance of £1,254 a year. The Fellow may be asked to do a limited amount of teaching for the College, for which payment will be made at capitation rates.
University College invites applications for a Scott Family Junior Research Fellowship for studies into Autism tenable for a period of three years from 1 January 2004 or as soon as possible thereafter. The Fellow will be expected to participate in the newly established programme of research under Professor Anthony Bailey in the Department of Psychiatry. The main focus of the research is on establishing the genetic and neurobiological basis of autism and related disorders. The successful candidate will have a background in either developmental cognitive psychology or statistics and will be involved in the development of cognitive tests of milder phenotypic expression or the analysis of complex family-genetic data sets.
The successful applicant will be working as a part of a multi-disciplinary team co-ordinating a large international consortium to identify the susceptibility genes for autism and related disorders. There is a particular focus on identifying the full range of phenotypic expression in relatives, using convergent approaches that include direct cognitive testing, with the aim of establishing genotype-phenotype correlation and the factors affecting phenotypic expression.
A stipend of £15,245 (under review) will normally be paid, though at a reduced rate if the successful candidate is in receipt of other emoluments. The statutes permit the election of persons up to the age of thirty-five, but it is normally expected that the successful candidate will be under thirty years of age.
The Fellow will be entitled to accommodation in College or a housing allowance (£4,062.50 a year), and to the common table. S/he will receive an academic allowance of £1,254 a year. The Fellow may be asked to do a limited amount of teaching for the College, for which payment will be made at capitation rates.
Application forms, further particulars, and information for referees for all Junior Research Fellowships may be obtained from The College Secretary, University College, Oxford OX1 4BH; by e-mail from jrf@univ.ox.ac.uk; or may be downloaded from www.univ.ox.ac.uk.
The closing date for receipt of all applications is 23 October 2003.
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Cambridge University Reporter, 1 October 2003
Copyright © 2003 The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars
of the University of Cambridge.