Sent by Joanna Wilbraham
To: bryonet-l@mtu.edu
The following appointment is being advertised at the Natural History
Museum, London, and may be of interest to some of you. Details below:
The Museum is seeking two research assistants for an initial 6 months
fixed term post (with likely extension to 18 months subject to further
funding) to database and digitise its bryophyte type collections (Latin
America & Asia) as part of an internationally collaborative project.
You will have a degree or equivalent experience in biological sciences
or a related discipline, and experience of working with biological
collections and appropriate database and digitisation software. Other
desirable qualities include specific experience of working with
bryological collections in a taxonomic environment, a good knowledge of
geography, and an understanding of plant nomenclature and typification.
You will have the ability to work in a focused manner with close
attention to detail, be responsible and committed, and have a positive
and enthusiastic attitude.
Closing date for applications: 10 September 2008
Equal Opportunities
At the Natural History Museum we value the diversity of our employees
and the benefits that they bring to the organisation=20
Application Information
For a full job description and to apply online, please visit the Natural
History Museum website at www.nhm.ac.uk/jobs
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