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i university Vacancies THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE INVITES applications for appointment from Januatv, ‘ 1981 as a POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW 1A166U1 in the Department of Binchemistrv to work on a project concerned with the molecular biology of drug iniduced enzyme synthesis in (the liver. Experience in the handling of nucleic- acids, particularly with respect to recombinant DNA, would be an advantage. ! Salary: 514.673 x 4-516.381. : The post is available for two years from January. 19SI, subject to annua! renewal. J Applications, in duplicate, giving full personal particulars. details of academic qualifications and names and [addresses of two or three te- ’ ferees should reach the Regi’trar of the University. G P.O. . 493. Adelaide, South Australia. 50(11 not later than [July 31. 1980. [ MASSEY UNIVERSITY, j PALMEPvSTON NORTH I DEPARTMENT OF I HORTICULTURE AND PLANT HEALTH i INSTRUCTOR IN I VEGETABLE CROP PRODUCTION APPLICATIONS are Invited for the position of Instructor ‘in Vegetable Crop Production. The appointee will be required to provide practical instruction in vegetable crop production techniques to .students in Degree and Diploma classes and to establish and maintain outdoor demon[stration plots, and greenhouse I crops. The vegetable section includes modern, welt equipped • facilities and a University house is available Starting salary up to $10,537 depend ing upon experience .'.ml qualifications X horticultural Degree or Diploma, although not e.-sential. would be advantageous. [ Fui ther details may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications -.-lu.-e on Julv 25, 1980. A J. WEIK. Registrar. i — S! ’ iviCTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON MATHEMATICS iSTATISTICSi [SENIOR LECTURESHIP In (the Department of Matlie'niatics. Candidates should .•have a special interest in Hie 'area of time series analysis land its applicators. The ap- ; poir.tee will be expected to , take an important role in developing the Departments’ I teaching and research programmes in probability and • statistics and its contacts • with statistical groups out- [ side the University. Preferl enc-e will be given to appli[cants with teaching experi- • ence in New Zealand or AusI tralian universities. From ] February 1. 1931. ! CLOSING DATE: August 1. 11980. LECTURESHIP In the Department of Mathematics. Candidates will be expected to teach within tlie range of statistics and probability courses offered bv the Department. to undertake research and to assist in consulting duties. From Februar v 1. 1981. ■ CLOSING DATE: August 31. 1981). SALARY: The salary scale for Senior Lecturers is $19,083 per annum to $21,837 per annum. The scale for lecturers is $15,149 per annum to $18,615 per annum. CONDITIONS OF APPOINTMENT: Prospective applicants should write to the undersigned lor to the Registrar of any university in New i Zealand), for Conditions of I Appointment before applying. I The Apnointments Officer, I VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON. Private Bag. Wellington. Telephone 721-000. S_l2 MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY AND ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENTAL DEMONSTRATOR IN BOTANY APPLICATIONS are Invited for a position as Demonstrator in Botany, in the Depaitment of Botany and Zoology. Duties will consist of providling instruction to laboratory •clas'ses in the Diploma of : Horticulture. The appointment will be i for an initial period of one [year with the possinility of I two annual renewals. The ap[pointee will be expected to enrol for the PhD. degree, and should therefore be a graduate in science with first or second class honours. The department’s interests are in plant physiology and ecology and the Ph D. research topic would be chosen from one of the following areas: nitrogen fixation, physiology and biochemistry of seed development or germination, plant lectins. ' There are excellent facilities lor research in plant physiology. Salary will be up to SNZ--6158 p.a. depending on qualifications and experience. Further details concerning conditions of appoitment and information to be supplied byapplicants may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on July 23, 1980. A. J. WEIR, Registrar. LINCOLN COLLEGE LECTURER/ SENIOR LECTURER IN ANIMAL HEALTH THE Council of Lincoln Colllege, University College of I Agriculture, invites applications for appointment to the [position of I.ecturer/Senior • Lecturer in Animal Health •in the Veterinary Science • Department within the Animal Sciences Group. Applicants should hold a degree in Veterinary Science [with, preferably, clinical and/ •or teaching experience. The appointee will be expected to •contribute to the teaching programme of symptoms, causes, prevention and treatment of diseases of major importance to sheep, beef and dairv cattle and deer, to students at Diploma and Degree levels. He/she should be keen to assist in the development of disease control programmes on College farms as part of this programme. and where appropriate. in the research programme of the Animal Sciences Group. The successful applicant will be appointed as a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer and at a salary level commensurate with his/her qualifications and experience. Current academic salary scales are: — lecturer, $15.149-?18.6!5. Senior Lecturer. 519, OKs2t,B'’.7; bar. 523.772. Travel and removal expenses will he reimburs'd to specific limits- Government Superannuation will be available. Condition’ of Appointment giving further details of this position mav he obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on August 31, 1989. Please quote Vacancy 80/39. G. A. HAY. Registrar. Lincoln College, Canterbury,