The University of Sussex has now advertised
a post in Evolutionary Biology.  The ad is online (at  
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Units/staffing/personnl/vacs/vac494-497.shtml), 
and it should be out in Nature on 21 September.  The closing date for 
applications is 13 October.
The post is open in terms of area of research, and the level of the 
appointment.  We would like to encourage applications from people at all 
levels - from experienced postdoctoral fellows to full professors.
The University of Sussex is an exciting place to be an evolutionary 
biologist, with a diverse set of evolutionary researchers who interact 
extensively both with each other, and with researchers from around the 
University.  Our co-workers come from a variety of fields including 
animal behaviour, genetics, neuroscience, evolutionary robotics and 
artificial life.
The University is close to the sea, in an officially designated "Area of 
Outstanding Natural Beauty."  We are located in Brighton, one of the 
UK's most vibrant cities, which is less than one hour from Central 
London (by rail).
If you would like more information about the posts or about the 
University, then please feel free to contact one of the following 
faculty members:
Joel Peck (j.r.peck@sussex.ac.uk)
Adam Eyre Walker (a.c.eyre-walker@sussex.ac.uk)
David Waxman (D.Waxman@sussex.ac.uk)
Yours,
Joel Peck
School of Life Sciences
The University of Sussex