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Marie Curie Fellowships Marie Curie Fellowships School of Biosciences University of Nottingham • To qualify for a fellowship you should be a national of an EU member state or a state associated to the European Framework Programme, or have resided in the EU for at least five years. These fellowships are not open to UK nationals or to people who reside in the UK. Further details from: Professor Ian Connerton: Email:[email protected] Tel:+44(0) 115 9516161 Fax:+44(0) 115 9516162 http://www.nottingham.ac.uk Five Marie Curie Fellowships are available for PhD students over the next two years in the School of Biosciences (Food Sciences Division). These will be directed at providing training for up to 12 months in the application of molecular biology to the microbiological safety of foods as part of the Quality of Life Programme The research group contains 40 researchers from 12 different countries and received a high research rating (5A) in the last UK Research Assessment Exercise. Key techniques include molecular biology, molecular typing, genomics, microscopy and imaging and Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic reporter gene systems Fellowships available immediately will be with Professor I Connerton, Drs P Hill, C Rees, C Dodd and K Mellits on reporter genes (lux and gfp), the molecular biology of Listeria monocytogenes and Campylobacter jejuni, a molecular approach to HACCP, and food borne viruses.