a five-year lectureship in Comparative Physiology and Evolution. The
successful candidate will contribute to teaching on a variety of
courses especially on the general undergraduate Freshman course in
Natural Sciences, the degree courses in Zoology and Functional Biology
and to Masters level teaching in Biodiversity and Conservation and
Environmental Science. Depending on experience, teaching will cover
topics such as anatomical or physiological zoology, parasitology,
behavioural ecology or biodiversity.
The ideal candidate will be interdisciplinary and interactive, and
will develop a dynamic, internationally renowned research programme in
the broad area of comparative physiology and/or evolution. The
appointee's research will provide opportunities for cross-disciplinary
research both within the School of Natural Sciences and between
Schools (such as furthering on-going collaborations with
bioengineering). The appointee will support the College's Strategic
Plan 2009-2014, by strengthening the physiological and evolutionary
aspects of the central unifying theme of College's research strategy -
the Sustainable Society.
The School of Natural Sciences comprises 38 academic staff working
under the single overarching theme -Biodiversity and the Environment'
underpinned by four subthemes: Ecology and Evolution, Earth and
Environmental Science, Society, Space and Environment and Molecular
and Comparative Physiology. The appointee will contribute to, and
ideally promote synergy among some of these sub-themes. They will be
expected to enhance research-led teaching in the School, increasing
opportunities for graduate research.
Further details can be found here
https://jobs.tcd.ie/pls/
Applications will only be accepted via E-Recruitment
http://www.tcd.ie/vacancies/
Dr Andrew Jackson
Lecturer
School of Natural Sciences
Zoology Building, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
Tel. + 353 1 896 2728, Fax. + 353 1 677 8094, Email. a.jackson@tcd.ie
http://www.tcd.ie/Zoology/
jackson.andrew.lloyd@gmail.com
