GRONOS@utoroci.bitnet (03/17/90)
ONTARIO CANCER INSTITUTE
MOLECULAR AND STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY
SENIOR SCIENTIST POSITIONS
The Ontario Cancer Institute is one of North America's largest
cancer research and treatment centers and houses the Department of
Medical Biophysics of the University of Toronto. The Institute
invites applications for senior scientist positions in its newly
formed Molecular and Structural Biology group. Current programs in
this group include: electron microscopy of macromolecules, DNA-
protein interactions, membrane transport and drug resistance, and
the structure-function relationship of biologically active
polypeptides. To complement this group, up to four candidates are
sought with state-of-the-art expertise in areas of research that
include NMR spectroscopy, X-ray crystallography, protein
engineering, theoretical molecular modelling, or other biophysical
techniques.
New members should be eligible for appointment at the assistant or
associate professor level in the Department of Medical Biophysics
of the University of Toronto, a graduate department that
emphasizes strong multidiciplinary research. Preference will be
given to individuals with research interests in fields such as: the
structural aspects of molecular recognition, receptor-ligand
interactions, the structure of molecules of the immune system or in
molecular design aimed at cancer therapy.
In accordance with Canadian Immigration requirements, priority in
the first instance will be given to Canadian citizens and landed
immigrants. In accordance with the Employment Equity Policy of the
University of Toronto and the Ontario Cancer Institute,
applications are invited from all qualified women and men.
Interested persons should send their curriculum vitae, statement of
research interests, and names of three references to:
Dr. Victor Ling
Ontario Cancer Institute
500 Sherbourne Street
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M4X 1K9
E-mail responses may be sent in care of:
Dr. Richard Gronostajski
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