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Grantholder position in IHCP - Development of Occupational Exposure Limits (OELs) for Nanomaterials in the EU - Deadline: 25 November 2012

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Cell surface interactions: Micro-Spotter for proteins and cell microarray fabrication. Copyright EU 2011.

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The Joint Research Centre, Institute for Health and Consumer Protection (IHCP) is looking for a Grantholder (post-doctoral researcher) to work in the field of 'Development of Occupational Exposure Limits (OELs) for Nanomaterials in the EU':

Code: 2012-IPR-I-20-000-0933 - CAT 20 - ISPRA

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

Deadline for application: 25 November 2012

Submit applications online via this link: http://recruitment.jrc.ec.europa.eu/call-for-grantholders.php?inst=IHCP&pid=1582

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

Photo: Cell surface interactions: Micro-Spotter for proteins and cell microarray fabrication. Copyright EU 2011

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Last update: Nov 28, 2012

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