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Call for interest in a Grantholder 30 position in IHCP – Nanobiosciences: NanoMile - Deadline: 24 March 2013

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Nanobiosciences Unit, IHCP

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The Nanobiosciences Unit of the IHCP is looking for a Grantholder, category 30, to work in the field of Nanobiosciences (NanoMile project):

2013-IPR-I-30-000-1366 - CAT 30 - ISPRA

A short explanation of the action and profile can be found pdf icon here

Deadline for application: 24 March 2013 23:59 CET

Within the indicated deadline, the applicants have to send their application online via the following link:
http://recruitment.jrc.ec.europa.eu/call-for-grantholders.php?inst=IHCP&pid=1915

Important notice: A short manual is available for consultation, which should provide the necessary guidance in filling out the online application form.

For further information on grantholder positions in the Joint Research Centre, please consult the following site: http://recruitment.jrc.ec.europa.eu/

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Watch our video "Small materials, big impact": The video, issued in October 2011, illustrates JRC activities in support to safety assessment of nanomaterials in consumer products.

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