Research interests and experience in the areas of cell polarity, membrane trafficking, cytoskeletal dynamics or cell signaling. Using genetic or molecular approaches in model organisms that complement the work of existing faculty. Ability to communicate ideas effectively and to work well with others. Candidates for associate professor must have developed an independently funded research program. Applications should include a letter of application, a curriculum vitae, a statement of past and future research interests, up to five reprints, and arrangement for the submission of three letters of recommendation to be sent to Dr. Kathy Suprenant, Department of Molecular Biosciences.
Position is contingent upon budgetary approval.
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