[Athena] Fwd: [Theuth] Generation to Reproduction: 3 emplois à Cambridge

[Jean-François PICARD <jean-francois.picard AT mouchez.cnrs.fr>]

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From: Nick Hopwood <ndh12 AT cam.ac.uk>
Date: 2009/6/25
Subject: [MERSENNE] Generation to Reproduction: Three job opportunities in Cambridge
To: MERSENNE AT jiscmail.ac.uk


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        Department of History and Philosophy of Science
                               University of Cambridge

                       **** Generation to Reproduction ****
       ** Wellcome Strategic Award in History of Medicine **

As part of a 5-year Wellcome strategic award in the history of medicine on the theme 'Generation to Reproduction', the Department seeks to appoint to three positions, available from 1 October 2009:

1. Events and Outreach Officer in History of Medicine (5 years, 0.6; £26,391 - £28,839 p.a. pro rata).
The successful candidate will organize academic events, act as exhibition officer for ‘The Book of Generation’, handle general publicity and, above all, take the initiative in imaginatively expanding our outreach programme. S/he will play a crucial role in facilitating, coordinating and enhancing activities under the grant.

2. Two-year Postdoctoral Research Associate in History of Reproductive Sciences (£27,183 - £28,839 p.a.)
The successful candidate will pursue independent research within a sub-project on ‘Twentieth-century transformations: technologies, experiences and regulation’. Suitable topics include (but are not limited to) the involvements of the reproductive sciences in animal breeding, or previously neglected aspects of innovation in mid-twentieth century Britain and/or the United States. S/he will be encouraged to apply for follow-on funding. There will be opportunities for undergraduate and, if appropriate, postgraduate teaching.

3. One-year Research Assistant in Modern Social and Medical History (£23,449 - £27,183).
The successful candidate will work with Dr Simon Szreter in his investigation of the history of venereal diseases in Britain in relation to the fertility decline, 1860–1940. S/he will have the opportunity to develop his or her own research through an assisted application for a follow-on project.

The closing date is 24 July and interviews will be in September.

More information: <http://www.hps.cam.ac.uk/generation/>.

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