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         Are you considering joining our Developmental Physiology and Genetics Research Group?  You may want to look at:

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Open Positions

• GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION available in developmental cardiovascular physiology. Dr. Dzialowski seeks an energetic and motivated graduate student at the PhD level to be supported by my NSF operating grant. The NSF funded research is focused on the physiology of the avian ductus arteriosi during the transition from embryonic gas exchange to full lung respiration. Visit the lab website at: http://www.biol.unt.edu/~edzial to get a better picture of the diverse areas of research conducted in the lab. The funding for the Research Assistant position is competitive, including insurance, tuition, and fees, and is available beginning in the Fall 2004 or Spring 2005 semesters. The lab is a member of the Developmental Physiology and Genetics Research group at UNT (http://www.biol.unt.edu/dpgr) and works closely with these labs. Send cover letter summarizing your current schooling and interest, curriculum vitae, and names and emails of three references to Dr. Edward Dzialowski, Department of Biological Sciences, University of North Texas, P.O. Box 305220, Denton, TX 76203. Email submissions are preferred (edzial@unt.edu). File review will begin July 30, 2004 and continue until a suitable candidate is found.

FAQ'S

• Why join the Developmental Physiology and Genetics Research Group?

In a phrase, "critical mass"!  We are a tightly knit, cooperative and congenial network of faculty, research associates and students who are mutually supportive of each other's cutting edge research.   Learn more about the various Participating Laboratories in UNT's Developmental Physiology and Genetics Research Group! 

• Where is UNT- Denton?

•   Why UNT - Denton?

, with a student population of 31,000+, is the largest, most comprehensive University in the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex (pop. nearing 5 mil).