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Post-Doctoral Research Assistant
University of Oxford (http://www.ox.ac.uk)
Oxford United Kingdom
December 05
pathology,
genetics and genomics,
cell biology,
microbiology, and
proteomics
Sir William
Dunn School of Pathology
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant
£26,666 – £32,796 p.a.
send your letter of application with full CV and the names
and addresses of two referees to: Administrator, Sir William
Dunn School of Pathology. University of Oxford, South Parks Road
or email
administration@path.ox.ac.uk by the 31 January 2008. Please
quote reference number LR/07/030.
As an Equal Opportunity employer, we positively encourage
applications from people of all backgrounds
http://www.ox.ac.uk/jobs
University of Manchester
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Faculty of Medical & Human Sciences Strategic PhD
Studentship University of Manchester (http://www.manchester.ac.uk)
Manchester M13 9PL United Kingdom university of manchester,
manchester, Phd, studentship, doctoral, medical imaging, 3d
imaging, image analysis, biomedical engineering, magnetic
resonance imaging, image segmentation, computer science,
physics, engineering, and biomedical imaging
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Temporary
Teaching Fellow in Biomaterials
(6 Months' maternity leave cover)
School of Materials .Closing date: 11/12/2007
Reference: EPS/245/07
The School of Materials boasts one of the largest and best
equipped centres for materials research in the UK. The School is
seeking to appoint a Teaching Fellow in the area of
biomaterials. This is an appointment to cover maternity leave.
The position is for 6 months and the successful applicant will
be expected to teach on the Biomedical Material Degree course. A
background in Biology and Tissue Engineering is essential. There
will be opportunities for collaborative and personal research.
The appointment is expected to complement the strengths of a
Biomaterials Group. Salary £26,666 - £32,796 p.a.
For more information see the following
website(s):www.manchester.ac.uk/materials
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Lecturer in
Bioethics
School of Law
Closing date: 14/12/2007 . Reference: HUM/70362
This post is tenable for three years from 1st February 2008 or
as soon as possible thereafter. You will be expected to
contribute to the teaching of the ethics units provided in the
School's BSc and MA programmes in Health Care Ethics and Law, to
undertake research, and to develop links between the School and
the newly founded Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovation.
You must have experience in teaching bioethics or other relevant
subject at University level. We would especially welcome
candidates with a medical or scientific background who have
relevant experience in the field of bioethics.
Salary . £33,779 - £41,545 p.a.
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Lecturers (4
Posts)/Clinical Skills Tutors (2 Posts)
School of Nursing,
Midwifery and Social Work
Lecturers (4 Posts)
Closing date: 18/12/2007 .Reference: MHS/331/07
We wish to appoint enthusiastic and innovative
individuals to contribute to teaching on pre-and
post-registration education programmes at undergraduate and
post-graduate levels within the School. You will have broad
experience in nursing education, and in particular, expertise in
one or more of the following areas of practice and/or research:
-Continuing Care (Rehabilitation)
-Continuing Care (Elderly Care)
-Chronic Disease Management/Long Term Conditions
-Primary Care
You will be responsible for teaching, examining and assessing
designated subjects and modules within the School. You will
ensure that all courses for which they have responsibility
maintain professional, educational and clinical credibility. You
will also undertake research contributing to the School's
research Strategy. Salary £26,666 - £41,545 p.a.
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Clinical
Skills Tutors (2 Posts)
Closing date: 18/12/2007
Reference: MHS/332/07
We wish to appoint enthusiastic and innovative
individuals to contribute to teaching clinical skills on pre-and
post-registration Nursing and Midwifery programmes at
undergraduate levels within the School. You should have broad
experience in nursing education, and in particular, expertise in
one or more of the following areas: Basic life support; Moving
and handling as well as other clinical skills as required for
undergraduate programmes.
You will be responsible for teaching and assessing at different
undergraduate levels; the setting up of, and day-to-day
organisation and management of the School's new skills
laboratory facilities; ensuring that all courses for which they
have responsibility maintain professional, educational and
clinical credibility. Salary £26,666 - £41,545 p.a.
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Research
Fellow
School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences The Workforce
Academy
Closing date: 19/12/2007 Reference: MHS/357/07
Based in the Centre for Pharmacy Workforce Studies you will
assist the Director on various funded research projects. The
post will suit someone with an interest in employment and labour
market issues and with skills associated with the conduct of
health services research. You will have experience of a wide
range of research methods, including qualitative as well as
quantitative primary data collection methods, and experience of
secondary analysis of large data sets, and some statistical
knowledge. With a view to long term career development you will
be encouraged to develop your independence by generating and
pursuing your own research ideas within the broad remit of the
Centre's program of work.
The post is available for two years. Salary £33,779 - £41,545
p.a.
Informal enquiries Mrs Irene Sung
Tel: + 44 (0) 161 275 2324
Email:
irene.sung@manchester.ac.uk
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Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Reader
School of Chemical Engineering and Analytical Science
Closing date: 14/01/2008 . Reference: EPS/238/07
We are seeking to employ an engineer or scientist with interests
in petroleum/reservoir engineering in support of a joint
research and teaching initiative between CEAS and the School of
Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences (SEAES).
Experience in petroleum/reservoir engineering would be an
advantage, and a relevant academic background is required. The
successful candidate will be expected to establish a relevant
research programme in the area of petroleum/reservoir
engineering. You will collaborate closely with colleagues in
CEAS and SEAES in the development of joint research. Teaching
will focus on delivery of specialist material in our joint
undergraduate programme in Petroleum Engineering as well as
Masters-level courses. In addition, you will be expected to
become involved in the management and development of these
programmes.
Salary £30,012 - £55,833 p.a.
Informal enquiries Professor Colin Webb (Head of School)
Email:
Colin.Webb@manchester.ac.uk
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Research
Associate/Fellow
School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work
Closing date: 11/01/2008 Reference: MHS/288/07
You will work as part of a project team evaluating the
specialist units for teenagers and young adults (TYAs) with
cancer. The project is a case study funded by the Teenage Cancer
Trust (TCT). Salary £26,666 - £34,813 p.a.
Informal enquiries Dr Margaret Rogers Principal Investigator
Tel: + 44 (0) 161 275 8703
Email:
Margaret.Rogers@manchester.ac.uk
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Post
Doctoral Research Associate - Cell Biology
Faculty of Life Sciences
Closing date: 11/01/2008 . Reference: LS/146/07
You will join a research team investigating environmental
control over cell division using the fission yeast S.pombe as a
model system. For more background information see Petersen, J.
and Hagan, I. M. Nature. 435:507-512. 2005. Petersen J. and
Nurse P. 2007 Nature Cell Biology 9:1263-73. You will focus on
characterising the means by which MAP kinase signalling controls
cell cycle events, using a wide range of contemporary molecular
cell biology, biochemical and bio-imaging techniques.
You will be an enthusiastic and highly motivated individual with
an interest in cell cycle research and have (or expected to
obtain) a PhD in a biological science. Experience with yeast
cell biology would be advantageous but is not essential.
CRUK funded, this position is tenable for 3 years and is
available from 1 January 2008. Salary £26,666 p.a.
Informal enquiries Dr Janni Petersen
Tel: + 44 (0) 161 275 5512
Email:
Janni.Petersen@manchester.ac.uk
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Post
Doctoral Research Associate - Control of Rhizosphere Bacterial
Sulfatases by Plant-Microbe Interactions
Faculty of Life Sciences
Closing date: 11/01/2008 Reference: LS/145/07
Based in the laboratory of Dr Michael Kertesz, you will join a
dynamic microbial ecology group in the Faculty of Life Sciences.
We seek an enthusiastic individual to study the role of
sulfatase enzymes in the interactions between crop plants and
bacteria, using modern molecular ecology techniques for
metagenomics and biochemistry. You will be highly motivated,
with a PhD in microbial ecology, microbiology or plant sciences.
A research background in molecular community analysis is
desired, as is competence in rhizosphere studies.
Funded by the BBSRC, the post is tenable from March 2008 for up
to 36 months.Salary£26,666 - £32,796 p.a . Informal enquiries
Dr Michael Kertesz
Tel: + 44 (0) 161 275 3895
Email:
michael.kertesz@manchester.ac.uk
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Research
Fellow/Senior Research Fellow
School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences The Workforce
Academy
Closing date: 09/01/2008 Reference: MHS/356/07
Based in 'The Workforce Academy' at a 5* School of Pharmacy, you
will support the development of health services research into
aspects of culture and behaviour in the pharmacy profession.
Pharmacists deliver care in a wide range of health care
settings, including the private and the public sectors. Both
environments are undergoing change and pharmacists themselves
are having to adapt to a policy agenda that is demanding from
them a greater public health role and more involvement in
relation to patients' access to and use of medicines. We are
looking for an experienced researcher to design and deliver new
research on the theme of organisational culture, as well as to
assist with existing research and the strategic development of
the research centre.
The post is available for three years.It is proposed to
interview week commencing 21 January 2008. Salary £33,779 -
£41,545 p.a. (Research Fellow) £42,791 - £51,095 p.a. (Senior
Research Fellow) . Informal enquiries Mrs Irene Sung
Tel: + 44 (0) 161 275 2324
Email:
irene.sung@manchester.ac.uk
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Post
Doctoral Research Associate in Cell Biology of Ion Transport
Faculty of Life Sciences
Closing date: 20/12/2007 Reference: LS/139/07
Applications are invited for a postdoctoral scientist to work on
one of two alternative projects addressing different aspects of
the biogenesis and trafficking of ion transport proteins. You
will join a growing cell biology group which has a particular
focus on the physiology of intracellular organelles. The project
will be based in the Michael Smith building within the
University's Oxford Road Campus in Central Manchester.
You should have a PhD in biochemistry or cell biology, and
experience in light and electron microscopy, protein
purification, organelle isolation from cells, mammalian tissue
culture and primary culturing techniques is desirable.
The position is tenable until 28 February 2010. Salary £26,666
p.a.
Informal enquiries Dr Blanche Schwappach
Tel: +44 (0) 161 275 5133
Email:
blanche.schwappach@manchester.ac.uk
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Obstetrics
Clinical Research Fellowship
School of Clinical and Laboratory Sciences
Closing date: 02/01/2008 Reference: MHS/349/07
This Wellcome Trust funded fellowship represents a unique
opportunity to work in one of the world's leading pregnancy
research groups: the Maternal and Fetal Health Research Centre
at St Mary's Hospital in Manchester. This project will
investigate whether aberrant morphology and function of the
placental vascular bed, in particular the endothelial progenitor
cells (EPCs) are a factor leading to the development of IUGR,
and thus to cardiovascular risk in adulthood. The post should
interest obstetricians aspiring to high calibre research.
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Research
Assistant/Associate Homotopy Decompostions and the Exponent
Problem
School of Mathematics
Closing date: 09/01/2008 Reference: EPS/222/07
Applications are invited for a two year postdoc position at the
Topology group, School of Mathematics. The position comes with a
certain obligation or opportunity to do research with Dr Jelena
Grbic on project 'Homotopy Decompostions and the Exponent
Problem', funded by the EPSRC. The School is one of the largest
and most successful such groupings in the UK, enjoying
outstanding RAE scores, burgeoning external grant income and a
strong record of postgraduate and undergraduate recruitment.
Pure group, which secured a 5* in RAE 2001, has a significant
role to play in the School's development. Candidates should have
completed or near-completed a PhD in some aspects of Algebraic
Topology, preferably with a research specialism in an area of
homotopy theory. The post is an outstanding opportunity for an
ambitious scholar to develop their career in an environment
conducive to excellence in research and teaching.
Salary £22,332 - £26,666 p.a. Informal enquiries Dr Jelena Grbic
Email:
Jelena.Grbic@manchester.ac.uk
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Research
Assistant/Associate Mathematical Modelling on Nuclear
Decommissioning
School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering
Closing date: 08/01/2008 Reference: EPS/229/07
Applications are invited for the post of Research
Assistant/Associate in the new Nuclear Decommissioning
Engineering Research Group at the School of Mechanical,
Aerospace and Civil Engineering. The project to date has
generated an algorithm which captures the sequence and logic of
decommissioning activities on all types of nuclear facilities at
the end of their operating life. Its scope extends from this
point up to the beginning of the Interim Storage of all the
wastes generated by the decommissioning process. The aim of this
post is to assist in converting this new algorithm into a simple
mathematical simulation of the decommissioning process,
initially on the Sellafield site but with the intention of
possible scaling the model up to assess the national and even
international situation. The outcome of the research would be of
value to both the academic community and the nuclear industry as
it will simulate how decommissioning is likely to proceed, where
bottlenecks are likely to occur, the quantities and timings of
waste arising and so on. It is the intention when this phase is
completed to develop the algorithm further into a learning
Expert system covering past lessons learned and virtual
simulations of real decommissioning projects via a type of
conversational interface. This would then be made available to
real world decommissioning teams. The person appointed will be
responsible for designing the simulation and running it on real
data in collaboration with the experts at Sellafield. 'What-if'
scenario modelling is expected to be a significant feature of
this model if it can be successfully realised. Applicants
should have, or be about to obtain a PhD in either Engineering
or the Physical Sciences and be able to demonstrate a good level
of research experience in the area of simulation of industrial
processes. Experience in nuclear waste management and
decommissioning would be highly advantageous. This post is
funded by the University of Manchester and the Nuclear
Decommissioning Authority and will be available immediately for
a period of 36 months.
Salary £22,332 - £32,796 p.a. Informal enquiries Professor B
Kelly
Email:
bernard.kelly@manchester.ac.uk
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Postdoctoral
Research Associate in Electrochemistry
School of Chemistry
Closing date: 04/01/2008 Reference: EPS/244/07
This EPSRC-funded project will investigate the process of
electroless deposition, which is a highly topical area of
fundamental and applied interest, using electrochemical
approaches. You must have a PhD, with a very strong background
in electrochemistry and, ideally, experience of deposition
processes and deposit characterisation. The project will be
based under the supervision of Dr Robert Dryfe. The
electrochemistry group at Manchester is well equipped and
currently consists of 1 post-doctoral research fellow, 1 visitor
and six Ph.D. students. The position is available for up to two
years with effect from February 2008, or a mutually convenient
date shortly thereafter.Salary £26,666 - £32,796
Human Resources:
hr@manchester.ac.uk
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عن وظيفة مناسبة
 أطباء
أسنان
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صيادلة
Name
: Sayed Ahmed
Mohamed Hassan
Date of Birth
: 16/3/1973
Nationality
: Egyptian
Gender
: Male
Military Service
:Done
Marital Status
: Married and got 3 Childs
Education and Capabilities
Bachelor
of chemical and pharmaceutical science
Alexandria University, May 1996.
Language:
Arabic:
(Mother tongue)
English:
(good spoken)
Computer Skills
Windows,
Word, Powerpoint
Experience
2 years
in Egypt as pharmacist from 1996 to 1998
7 years
in K.S.A from 26/10/ 1998 to 11/10/ 2005
1 year in
Egypt as manager and owner of a pharmacy from 29/10/2005
till now.
أرغب فى
العمل فى الإمارات
أو قطر أو
الكويت
أو
أى فرصة عمل فى
أمريكا
كندا أو
أوروبا
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الدكتور / محمد
ذكر مصطفى حميده
بكالوريوس صيدلة
إكلينيكية
دفعة :2004
بتقدير عام :
إمتياز مع مرتبة الشرف
جامعة: حلوان
يطلب العمل بإحدى الدول
العربية
السعودية ،دول الإمارات
،الكويت ، دول المغرب العربي
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وظائف أخرى
احمد الجهينى
مهندس كمبيوتر
بكالريوس نظم معلومات جامعة
عين شمس
خبرة 15 عام فى مجال الحاسبات
الآلية
مدرس كمبيوتر 9 سنوات بالمعاهد
القومية
اكثر من 6 سنوات صيانة هارد
وير وسوفت وير وتركيب الشبكات بالشركات الخاصة
سريع جداً جداً فى الكتابة
والنسخ والعمل على برامج مايكروسوفت وتطبيقاتها
ارغب فى فرصة عمل جيدة
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عادل الدرينى
مراقب جودة فى صناعة
السيارات
خبرة 30 سنة بشركة
النصر للسيارات
يرغب فى الالتحاق
بالعمل بواحدة من الشركات المماثلة
فى المنطقة العربية
، أوروبا ، الأمريكتين
، بلاد الكتلة الشرقية السابقة أو
استراليا
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