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Careers Marie Curie Transfer of Knowledge Research Fellowships
Biosensia Ltd., Cork Ireland in collaboration with Cranfield University, UK offer three Marie Curie Fellowship positions in Molecular Imprinted Polymers (MIPs). Cranfield is internationally recognised for groundbreaking achievements in diagnostics. Biosensia (previously known as NanoComms Ltd) is a venture capital backed company developing unique disposable analytical chips and related instrumentation for point-of-use analytical applications. Its first product provides a test for drug driving. In the first instance, successful applicants will be based for two years at Cranfield University working in a joint team led by Professor Anthony Turner and Professor Sergey Piletsky at Cranfield and Professor Gabriel Crean at Biosensia. This will be followed by a similar period at Biosensia in Ireland. This new and exciting research area will involve, developing, qualifying and validating MIPs for detecting drugs of abuse in saliva. The successful candidates will have a Ph.D. and excellent organizational and communication skills. They should have a demonstrable track record of scientific achievement and innovation in MIP science (or relevant skills in chemistry) preferably along with application of MIPs for analysis or extraction. In addition, successful applicants must satisfy Marie Curie Fellowship programme selection criteria (which favors applicants from Europe, www.mariecurie.org). Applicants should send a full CV and covering letter to hr@biosensia.com. The closing date for applications is 13th November 2006. Back to Careers main page. |
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