[Taxacom] Early Career Research Fellowships - RBG Kew

[Paul Kirk]

FYI ... Paul
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Early Career Research Fellowships in various areas of plants and fungi
research Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

An opportunity has arisen for 12 new research fellowships in specified
areas across science departments at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

You will be an outstanding early career scientist with a PhD in a relevant
subject area (awarded within the past eight years) and, ideally, some
postdoctoral experience. You will have a proven aptitude for delivering
excellent science publications and demonstrated potential to raise
research income. You will be an outstanding and enthusiastic communicator who is ready to engage with students, peers and the general public.

Fellowships are offered for three years, with a potential extension to
five years dependent on performance.

The salary will be up to £33,132 per annum, depending on skills and
experience.

Closing Date: April 8th, 2018

Further information:
https://careers.kew.org/vacancy/early-career-research-fellowships-344760.html

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