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The Max Planck Society is an equal opportunity employer and seeks to increase the percentage of female employees in areas where they are under-represented. Qualified women are strongly encouraged to apply. Furthermore, were also committed to employ more individuals with disabilities, and therefore actively encourage them to apply. | The Max Planck Society is an equal opportunity employer and seeks to increase the percentage of female employees in areas where they are under-represented. Qualified women are strongly encouraged to apply. Furthermore, were also committed to employ more individuals with disabilities, and therefore actively encourage them to apply. | ||
Candidates should send their formal application before January 31, 2009 to Sekretariat-bmm@mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de with “BMM-recruitment 2009” and reference number in the subject line. | Candidates should send their formal application before January 31, 2009 to '''Sekretariat-bmm@mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de''' with “BMM-recruitment 2009” and reference number in the subject line. | ||
The e-mail should contain a single Portable Document File (PDF) including | The e-mail should contain a single Portable Document File (PDF) including | ||
* a brief letter, preferably indicating which of the department’s groups would be preferred | |||
* a Curriculum Vitae | |||
* a full list of publications (if applicable) | |||
* a description of past and present research activities (1 page) and | |||
* the names and addresses of referees (two for Ph.D. applicants or three for postdoctoral applicants).</nowiki> | |||