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University Vacancies [ UNIVERSITY OF ’ OTAGO DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND. . I POST DOCTORAL ! f RESEARCH FELLOW , IN BIOCHEMISTRY I >: APPLICATIONS are invited, s for the above post in the Des partment of Biochemistry. , The research work is con'cernecl with the biosynthesis '■of rat caseins. Previous exi perience in protein purifica-: Ilion, peptide analysis and sequencing and in vitro protein synthesis is an advantage.: : This M.R.C. funded appoint-, ■'ment is for one year in the ’ first instance but is normally! ■’ extendable for up to three, years. Salary SNZIB,B9O per \ annum. Applications, with curricu- > lum vitae, the names and ad-: dresses of two referees, and , quoting reference No. ABl/20,( should be sent to Dr M. G. : Smith, Department of Bio-> : I chemistry, University of; •i Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.; . Closing date for applications • is June 15, 1981. UNIVERSITY' OF OTAGO i NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL 1 1 RESEARCH COUNCIL I RESEARCH COUNCIL ; AUTOIMMUNITY : RESEARCH UNIT i DUNEDIN ' NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND PROTEIN BIOCHEMIST . A vacacy exists for a Bio- . chemist (Ph.D.) with research . ability and with experience in . protein chemistry, preferably . including affinity chroma- : tography. The successful apI plicant will be the leading ; chemist in a multi-dls- . ciplinary team working on au- ■ toimmune disease, largely , rough the purification and , further discovery of the au- . toantigens and autoantibodies involved. Clinical collabora-l tion, animal models (N.Z. j 'mice) and hybridoma tech- 1 .: oology are available. 1 Initial salary $NZ18,229. Api plications, with curriculum! ,'vitae and the names and l , ■I addresses of two referees! : should be sent to Dr D. D.l .1 Adams, MRC Autoimmunity! ■I Research Unit, University of; Otago Medical School, Dune-! din. New Zealand to arrive l before July 17, 1981. D. W. Girvan. Registrar. Lincoln College HORTICULTURAL DEMONSTRATORS (2) THE Council of Lincoln College invites applications for appointment to the following positions in the Department of Horticulture, Landscape and Parks Vacancy 81/22 Laboratory Demonstrator in Horticulture ((Botany). The applicant should possess a Knowledge of horticultural plants, their identification, propagation, use and, growth requirements. The applicant should hold a Degree or Advanced Diploma in Horticultural Science, or similar qualifications in horticulture or botany or agricultural science. The successful applicant’s duties in the position will entail assisting in running horticultural science laboratory classes for Diploma and Degree courses. Preparation of teaching material and assignment marking will also be required. Vacancy 81/26 Demonstrator in Horticulture (Management) Applicants should possess a ! knowledge of commercial | horticulture and preferably 1 hold a degree or Advanced ’ Diploma in Horticultural Sci- 1 ence or similar qualification 1 in Horticultural or Agricultural Science or Commerce. The successful applicant’s duties in this position will en-| tail assisting in teaching' horticultural management to Diploma and Degree course students by participating in and organising tutorials, field 1 visits and seminars. Assist- ] ance with preparation of teaching material and assign- • ment marking will also be re- * quired. 1 NOTE: ' Commencing salaries for'< both the above positions will < be within the range $11,816- ] $14,881 per annum com- ; mensurate with qualifications t and experience. Conditions of 1 Appointment . giving full i t details of these vacancies may 1 be obtained from the under- j signed, with whom appli- j cations close on 30 May 1981. s Please quote Vacancy Num- ® ber. J G. A. HAY, 1 Registrar. s LINCOLN COLLEGE,' Canterbury. J New Zealand ’ S9 a s UNIVERSITY OF ' CANTERBURY a THE Council of the Univer- f sity invites applications for t the following position: r CHAIR OF EDUCATION t This is one of two Chairs c established in the Department t of Education. Applicants with research and teaching inter- s ests and qualifications in any v of the major areas of educa- y tional study will be considered. y The appointee will take up c the position on February .1, f 1982. or at such other time h as mav be arranged. ij At present the salary for a s Professor is within the range r of $35,564 to $44,505 per v annum. The commencing or E subsequent salary of the q appointee may be Increased " as a result of the review of; individual professorial salaries, which the University makes, at the beginning of each year. Applications close on June 30. 1981. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. W. HANSEN. Registrar. Private Bag, Christchurch. LINCOLN COLLEGE a ' s TEACHING FELLOWSHIP: r RESOURCE ECONOMICS p a APPLICATIONS are invited j, from graduates fro a Teaching Fellowship in Resource Economics in the Joint Centre for Environmental Sci- “ ences at Lincoln College. 3 The Fellow will be required- “ to assist with tutorial and “• assignment teaching to stu- ! r dents enrolled for the M. Sc 15 (Resource Management) and’ Pj Diploma in Natural Re- si sources. 11 Applicants should have a P 1 first degree in Economics or rt Agricultural Economics, Agri- pi cultural Science or Forestry ai including advanced economics di and be eligible o enrol for ts the degree of Doctor of Philo- tr sophy. tc The Fellowship is valued at G $7410 per annum (taxable), re The period of tenure will be a i up to three years depending if on progress and performance. v i Initial enquiries regarding s j this position may be made to sc the Joint Centre for Environ- 0] mental Sciences Lincoln Col- t; lege Telephone 252-811 Ext. e , 623 or University of Canter- »' bury 482-009 Ext. 8691. Conditions of Appointment are available from -the undersigned with whom appli- ’ nations close on May 30, 1981. G. A. HAY s’ Registrar Lincoln College CANTERBURY. S 9 IM: