Monash University is one of the top research institutions in Australia with more published research in each of the last two years than any other university in the country. To build on its research reputation and to mark the retirement of 1996 of vice-chancellor, Professor Mal Logan, Monash University has established the Logan Fellowship scheme to attract the most outstanding postdoctoral researchers in the world in any field. The terms and conditions of appointment compare very favorably with other schemes at this level. Applicants will need at least two years and not more than six years postdoctoral experience.
Initial appointment is for three years, extendable to six years.
Five Logan Fellowships will be available in 1996. Michigan State University invites applicants for two PhD Water Sciences Fellowships to be awarded by August, 1996. Applicants must be U.S. citizens with strong academic records. The University of Minnesota is an Equal Opportunity Educator and Employer. The Water Resources Center, Desert Research Institute, announces the availability of the Sulo and Aileen Maki Fellowship in Hydrologic Sciences.