The final decision will be made by all

Posted by Ellie on Jan 13, 2009 in Evolution and Phylogeny | 0 comments

Adequate knowledge of Japanese is required, as the successful candidate is required to fully participate in faculty meetings and other administrative matters conducted in Japanese, and to lecture graduate students in either English or Japanese. Faculty members are also expected to promote the research of primates from broad perspective, to teach and supervise graduate students and postdoctoral level researchers, and to contribute to the administration of the institute. A committee will be set up at KUPRI to evaluate all candidates, based on the standpoints of morphology, fossils, molecules andor genomes.

For inquiring the post, please contact Hirohisa HIRAI email hhiraiatpri. kyotou. ac. jp at tel 81568630528, fax 81568630085..

Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University KUPRl is seeking to appoint suitable candidate to the position of professor in the Department of Evolution and Phylogeny, Department of Ecology and Social Behavior, Department of Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Department of Cellular and Molecular Biology, the Center for Human Evolution Modeling Research, Interdisciplinary Collaboration Program, and Corporate Sponsored Department of Comparative Study of Cognitive Development funded by Benesse Corp.. Prior experience with nonhuman primates is not essential. This time we desire researcher who investigates diversity and its process and phylogenetic evolution in primates from the viewpoint of molecular andor genomic aspects.

For inquiring the post, please contact Hirohisa HIRAI email hhiraiatpri. kyotou. ac. jp at tel 81568630528, fax 81568630085.. Each candidate will be informed of the final decision pertaining to himherself only. Detailed information is available at the following web site External Link as well. The Department is carrying out studies based on the documents submitted. Adequate knowledge of Japanese is required, as the successful candidate is required to fully participate in faculty meetings and other administrative matters conducted in Japanese, and to lecture graduate students in either English or Japanese.
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