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To American citizens and permanent residents:
Below is an announcement out of the Biology Directorate (DBI) at NSF
concerning postdocs in Microbiology. These include candidates interested in
Geomicrobiology. An international component would probably strengthen an
application. Check it out on the NSF website (www.nsf.gov). Contact me or
a Program Director in the Division of Biological Infrastructure if you have
other questions.
Rich Lane
Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Microbial Biology
Supports training and research on the basic
biology of protozoan,
microalgal, fungal, archaeal, bacterial, and
viral species that are not
generally considered to be model organisms, e.g.,
E. coli,
Saccharomyces cerevesiae, TMV. The use of model
organisms in
comparative studies with non-model organisms is
not excluded.
Studies of the interactions of these microbes
among each other
and with plants and animals, e.g., symbiosis, may
also be
supported. Applicants are reminded that BIO does
not support
research with disease-related goals, including
the etiology,
diagnosis, or treatment of physical or mental
disease, abnormality,
or malfunction in human beings or animals. Animal
or plant models
of such conditions or the development or testing
of drugs or other
procedures for their treatment also are not
eligible for support.
Deadline: 1st Monday in October 2001 - 2003
Program Description: NSF 99-142
Point of Contact: DBI Program Officer
H. Richard Lane
Program Director, Geology and Paleontology
National Science Foundation
Ph. 703-292-8551
FAX: 703-292-9025
hlane@nsf.gov
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