Hoover,
Could you please post our post doc ad again?
See below.
Thanks!
Fran
NIH Training Grant in Vision Science
University of California at Berkeley
Post-Doctoral Position for 1996-97
Applications are now being accepted for an N.E.I. post-doctoral position to
be filled on or after July 1, 1996. Funded by the National Eye Institute
of the National Institutes of Health, the Training Program in Vision
Science trains post-doctoral scientists who have O.D., M.D. or Ph.D.
degrees wishing to pursue active research careers in the field of vision.
(Individuals not holding the Ph.D. may apply but are required to apply for
and enter the Graduate Program in Vision Science to obtain that degree.
Tuition and fees for individuals seeking the Ph.D. are paid for by the
grant.) The appointment is one year in length. Stipends are N.I.H.
standard based on years of experience. Applicants must be either U.S.
citizens or permanent residents. Applications from women and minorities
are encouraged.
The training faculty includes vision scientists in a range of disciplines
including vision science, optometry, psychology, neuroscience, molecular
and cell biology, electrical engineering, bioengineering, chemistry,
physics, and biostatistics. Research facilities are outstanding and
participating investigators have strong, well-funded research programs.
Applicants should contact the faculty member with whom s/he prefers to be
directly associated or the Grant Administrator, Ms. Fran Stone
(510/642-9804). Vision Science faculty include: Anthony J. Adams, Ian L.
Bailey, Martin S. Banks, Brian Barsky, Joseph A. Bonanno, Richard J. Brand,
Theodore E. Cohn, Karen K. DeValois, Russell L. DeValois, Jay M. Enoch,
Irving Fatt, John G. Flannery, Suzanne J. Fleiszig, Ralph D. Freeman,
Donald A. Glaser, Gunilla Haegerstrom-Portnoy, Stanley A. Klein, Jitendra
Malik, Robert B. Mandell, Elwin Marg, Richard A. Mathies, Sheldon S.
Miller, W. Geoffrey Owen, Kenneth A. Polse, Clifton M. Schor, Lawrence
Stark, Eugene Switkes, Richard C. Van Sluyters, Frank Werblin, Gerald
Westheimer.
You can find descriptions of our faculty's research interests with a short
list of publications, and email addresses, on the UCB School of Optometry
Web site (URL:http://spectacle.berkeley.edu/) as well as on the vision Web
site (URL:http://adage.berkeley.edu/~vs). If you do not have access to the
Web, a hard copy of this information can be mailed to you. Please contact
Ms. Fran Stone (510/642-9804 M - Th; email: fstone@mindseye.berkeley.edu)
if you have questions or need assistance.
The application consists of a letter of intent which includes your research
experience, interests and goals, a curriculum vitae, transcripts of higher
education, GRE scores, reprints of published work, and three letters of
reference. These should be sent by JUNE 30, 1996 to:
Dr. Anthony J. Adams, Director
C/O Ms. Fran Stone, Grant Administrator
NIH Training Grant in Vision Science
School of Optometry
University of California
Berkeley, California 94720-2020
Appointees are encouraged by N.I.H. to apply for an individual NRSA
post-doctoral fellowship for additional years of research training support.
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Fran Stone, Graduate Student Affairs Officer
Graduate Program in Vision Science
NIH Training Grant in Vision Science
Optometric Residency Program
University of California at Berkeley 94720-2020
Ph:510/642-9804 (M - Th) FAX: 510/643-5109
Web Home Pages: URL:http://spectacle.berkeley.edu/
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