School of Medicine - MCR&CV
Center for Molecular Chaperone / Radiobiology and Cancer Virology

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Contact Information:
Nahid Mivechi, PhD
Director
Center for Molecular Chaperone / Radiobiology & Cancer Virology
CN 3153
1410 Laney Walker Blvd
Augusta, GA  30912
nmivechi@mcg.edu

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Assistant or Associate Professor
Position No. 00007438 / 51235
Posted:  07/16/2007
Description:  Applications are being sought to fill an Assistant or Associate Professor level faculty position.  Candidates should have a proven track record of productive research and preference will be given to those with funded projects.  The selected candidate will receive a competitive start-up package.  Areas of expertise should be investigating the role of molecular chaperones in protein misfolding diseases such as neurodegeneration and myopathies, cancer, protein trafficking, signal transduction, nuclear receptors assembly and function, as well as other related fields focusing on basic or translational research.  Successful applicant will join a group of scientists investigating the role of molecular chaperones in animal models (mice, yeast, zebrafish) of human disease such as neurodegenerative disease, cancer, myopathies, viral immunology and inflammation.  Information on excellent core facilities is available at www.mcg.edu.
Application Deadline:  Until Filled

Applications with a statement of research interests, CV and contact information for 3 references should be sent to:

Nahid Mivechi, PhD
MCG, MCR & CV
1410 Laney Walker Blvd.
CN 3153
Augusta, GA  30912
nmivechi@mcg.edu