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University Vacancies THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE CHAIR OF MATHEMATICS - THE University of Melbourne : invites applications for a Chair of Mathematics, which ' is one of four chairs in the . Department of Mathematics. ! The Chair become vacant on •January 1. 1978. following the 1 retirement of Professor E 1 R. Love. The appointee will i be expected to develop teach3ng and research in a branch ! of Mathematics. It is not in- ! tended to appoint a person , Ju ose majn interests are in ! the applications of mathe-i matics. SALARY: 5A26.153 per an-1 num. Further information about! the position, application pro- ! redure. superannuation, travel and removal expenses.,: housing assistance and con-; ditions of appointment is available from the Registrar.! All correspondence 'marked* Confidential”! should be ad-' dressed to the Registrar. The; University of Melbourne, i Parkville. Victoria 3052 Australia. I Applications close on November 8. 1976. 2631 THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND (New Zealand* SCHOOL OF MEDICINE APPLICATIONS are invited for the following vacant positions. Conditions of Appointment and Method of Application are available from New Zealand and Australian Universities or from the Assistant Registrar (Academic Appointments!. Applications will be accepted at any time up to SEPTEMBER 15, 1976. Salapr will be determined according to qualifications and experience within the appropriate scale. Present scales are as follows:— (aj Medically Qualified Staff. Lecturers: 5NZ11,407 x four annual increments to a bar at $13,309 per annum. In exceptional cases the Council may extend this scale up to $15,932 per annum. Senior Lecturers: SNZ-16369 x foyr annual increments—slB,73o per annum. Senior Lecturers and Lecturers appointed above the bar may be paid and appropriate allowance for clinical responsibilities. Associate-Professors: The present basic salary for a medically qualified Associate - Professor is $NZ19,646 per annum (b) Non Medical Staff Lecturers: SNZB674 x six annual increments—slo,72s per annum. Senior Lecturers: 5NZ10.894 x five annual increments to a bar at >’2 610 per annum. In exceptional cases the Council may extend this scale up to $13,658 per annum. LECTURESHIP LN ANATOMY • MEDICAL OR NONMEDICAL): Candidates should have had post-graduate experience in the fields of either Developmental Biology (particularly tissue differentiation or organogenesis) or Reproductive Biology (of the male or female mammal). Applicants need not necessarily be med: cally qualified The success ful applicant will be required to take part in the undergraduate and pcst-graduatc teaching in the Department of .Anatomy with particular interest in the teaching of Embryology and Human Reproduction and Development, and actively to pursue research projects relevant to his interests. Research in the Department currently lies in the fields of neuroanatomy, the locomotor system, cell division, and fetal-maternal relationships Additional projects can be readily accommodated. Facilities for electron microscopy, tissue culture, and spectro-photometry are available within the Department, and access to granting Bodies for medical research is available. It is hoped the successful candidate will be able to take up duties early in 1977. LECTURESHIP IN HAEMATOLOGY —Department of Pathology. A suitably qualified applicant may be considered for appointment as a Senior Lecturer. Candidates should hold a medical qualification registrable in New Zealand, together with a recognised post-graduate qualification in either Pathology or Medicine 'for example F.R.C.P.A., M.R.C. Pa‘h.. M R A.C.P.. M.R.C.P.i. It is envisaged that the successful applicant will have or will develop a special interest in a particular field of Haematology. The successful applicant will be expected to devote half time to Haematology within Auckland Hospital and to assist in the under-graduate and post-graduate teaching courses in Pathology and Medicine and actively to pur sue research projects relo- \ ant to his interests. It is hoped the successful candi date will be able to take up duties at the earliest possible date. LECTURESHIP MEDICAL! AND LECTURESHIP • NON - MEDICAL. IN PHYSIOLOGY. Applicants should have a post-graduate qualification in an appropriate field and have proxen ability to contribute to teaching and research, Candidates for the Lecture ship 'Medicab must hold a medical qualification registrable in New Zealand. The successful applicant will be expected to take part in under-graduate and postgraduate teaching in the De partrrent and actively tc pursue research projects in the field of their choice. It is possible that a medicalh qualified Lecturer may have clinical responsibilities in relation to Hospital Board De partments of Clinical Physiology. It is hoped the successful candidates will be able take up duties early in 1977 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR SHIP IN PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SUR GERY — Department oi Surgery. The establishment of the Associate-Professorship has been made possible by a generous endowment from Sit William Stevenson, of Auck land, for the development of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgerv within the School of Medicine. This is the first academic position in the field of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in the School of Medicine in Auckland. Candidates should hold a medical qualification regis trable in New Zealand, together with a recognised Postgraduate qualification he person appointed will be expected to organise the teaching of Plastic and Re constructive Surgery to both under-graduate and postgraduate students; to encourage, supervise and activelj pursue research in the De partmental Laboratories; and to assist with the general administration of the Department. The successful applicant will have clinical re sponsibilities at Middlemore Hospital and/or at such other hospitals of the Auckland Hospital Board as may be deemed desirable. It is hoped the successful candidate will be able to take up duties at the earliest possible date. D W. PULLAR, Registrar. University of Auckland, Private Bag. Auckland, New Zealand. 2572