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Research Careers

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Post-doctoral Fellowship in Australia
Closing Date: Friday, 27 August, 2010

Prince Henry’s Institute (PHI) is an independent, internally recognised centre for endocrine research with more than 150 scientists, physicians, students and support staff under the directorship of Professor Matthew Gillespie.  PHI is a partner of the Monash Health Translation Precinct, is located at Monash Medical Centre and affiliated with Monash University. There is a strong emphasis within the Institute on endocrinology, reproductive health, cancer, obesity, bone health and cardiovascular disease.

The Institute is offering the TM Ramsay Postdoctoral Fellowship, to begin in 2010/11 for up to 2 years for individuals wishing to work within a research group, or independently.

Applicants should contact their intended Head of Group to discuss the proposed project prior to application, and for endorsement of their Fellowship application.  For details please see our website: http://princehenrys.org/careers-science 

It is intended that this Fellowship will provide a young researcher with a sound opportunity to begin a scientific career.  Setup funds and bench costs are negotiable. 

 Applications (marked confidential) including curriculum vitae, three referees reports and summary of current and proposed research interests, should be emailed to: diane.yallop@princehenrys.org
For the attention of:

Professor Matthew Gillespie
PO Box 5152
Clayton VIC 3168 Australia
Tel: 61 3 9594 4397
Fax: 61 3 9594 6125


October 28 2009
ASMR releases the Workforce Study -
"Planning the Health and Medical Research Workforce 2010-2019"

Further Information



ASMR Workforce Survey 2008
ASMR is pleased to announce the publication in the Medical Journal of Australia the results of a pilot study "Perceptions of Health and Medical Research Careers: The Australian Society for Medical Research Workforce Survey"
Follow the links below for further information
Perceptions in Health and Medical Research Careers: The ASMR Workforce Survey
Workforce Survey - Media Release