[vslist] vacancy in the Singapore Eye Research Institute - Head of Visual Performance Laboratory

[Sharon Lee]

Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI) plays a national role in performing
visual research in Singapore.  We conduct clinical, applied and basic
research in ophthalmology and the visual sciences in collaboration with
academic, governmental, commercial, pharmaceutical and private institutes at
global level.  Our focus areas of research include myopia, ocular stem cell
research, ocular surface disease, diabetic eye disease and glaucoma.
 Head of Visual Performance Laboratory

Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI) invites applications for the
position of Head of Visual Performance Laboratory.  Applicants should
possess a Ph.D. in the field of physiological optics and have research
experience in the fields of physiological optics/ and or visual
psychophysics, along with a good publication record.  Facilities in the
Visual Performance lab currently include a Cambridge VSG system, large field
stimulus generator, TMS2  topographer, COAS and Zywave aberrometers.  The
lab currently conducts research in the visual and optical effects of
refractive surgery and myopia, and is developing research into treatment and
measurement of amblyopia.

The successful applicant will be expected to:

1.      Design, conduct and supervise research in visual psychophysics and
visual optics.

2.      Apply for, attract and manage research funding from grant bodies and
industry.

3.      Collaborate on eye research with other research organizations such
as the Singapore Defence Military Research Institute, and National
University of Singapore.

4.      Report the outcomes of research in peer-review journals.

 If you are keen in the post, please forward your CV and three letters of
recommendation to:

Singapore Eye Research Institute

11 Third Hospital Ave

Singapore 168751

www.seri.com.sg

Email: seri_sharonlee at snec.com.sg

Fax: 65-6323 1903

(We thank all applicants and regret that only shortlisted candidates will be
notified)
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