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Postdoctoral Position
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Golden, Colorado, USA

A postdoctoral position is available immediately at the National
Renewable Energy lab, Golden, Colorado to study the enzymes and proteins
involved in the carbon monoxide-oxidation pathway in the photosynthetic
bacterium Rubrivivax gelatinosus.  The project includes purification,
characterization and stabilization of the carbon monoxide dehydrogenase
enzyme, and its related iron-sulfur proteins in the CO oxidation
reaction.  The long-term goal of this project is to understand the
mechanism of how bacteria metabolize CO and what are the electron
mediators involved.  The successful candidate should possess a Ph.D.
with a strong emphasis in biochemistry or related field.  The candidate
should have expertise in protein purification and characterization, and
demonstrate familiarity with various protein purification techniques.

Please send resume to:
Pin-Ching Maness
Center for Basic Sciences, MS 3313
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
1617 Cole Blvd.
Golden, CO  80401
Or send via email: pinching_maness@nrel.gov

National Renewable Energy Lab is funded by the US Dept. of Energy to
develop technologies in renewable energy and to address the nation’s
energy and environmental goals.  For more information, visit our
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From: athan.kuliopulos@tufts.edu (Athan Kuliopulos)
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Postdoctoral Position Available
Molecular Cardiology Research Institute
Tufts University School of Medicine-NEMC
Boston, MA

We have an immediate opening for a Postdoctoral Fellow to work in the
field of
molecular signaling and peptide-protein recognition.  The project
focuses on biochemical and structural studies of the PAR1 human thrombin
receptor.
Proteolytic cleavage of the thrombin receptors activates an
extraordinarily diverse array of
physiologic responses.  These include platelet aggregation, cellular
proliferation/apoptosis, cell-cell adhesion and inflammation, and
the invasive and tissue-reorganizing processes involved in
cancer.

During coagulation, the physiologic concentration of thrombin exceeds
that of its thrombin
receptor substrate.  Therefore, thrombin has the difficult task of
discriminating among the various cell surface proteins to find the
receptor and cleave it in the millisecond time range.  We study
this unusual mechanism of substrate-assisted domain cleavage by thrombin

and have developed a novel class of membrane-tethered anti-receptor
agents.

Our laboratory is located within the Molecular Cardiology Research
Institute, a modern, state-of-the-art facility supported by several core

units including automated DNA sequencing, oligonucleotide and peptide
synthesis, plasmid preparation, small animal surgical and physiology
lab, flow cytometry, and transgenic mouse facility.  Qualifications for
this position are a Ph.D. degree; experience in mammalian cell
transfection and expression is preferred.  Interested candidates should
e-mail a description of their research interests, a CV, and names of
three references to:

--
Athan Kuliopulos, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry
Director, Hemostasis and Thrombosis Laboratory
Tufts-New England Medical Center, Box 8486
750 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02111


617-636-8482(office)
617-636-4833(fax)

athan.kuliopulos@tufts.edu


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The Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics
at Indiana University, Bloomington
       
Experienced bioinformaticians are invited to join our work in
areas public genome information systems, Internet data-grids,
microarray systems, bioinformatic analyses and knowledge
services. Bioinformatics software development, database and
information systems engineering, Unix system administration, and
computing support for bioscientists are of interest.

Indiana U. is located in picturesque hill country of southern
Indiana, with several nearby parks and a federal wilderness area.
The city (pop. ~75,000) offers many cultural opportunities,
including a world-renowned opera program. Many employees live in
easy walking or cycling distance, or a short drive to rural
living. The quality of life is high, and cost of living is low.

Further information is available at http://cgb.indiana.edu/, or
email Don Gilbert gilbertd@bio.indiana.edu

Scientist/Engineers with a PhD or equivalent experience, 2 years
experience with Java, Perl and/or C++, Internet services and Unix
are welcome to apply.  Please submit a CV and a description of your
background and interests to cgb-jobs@bio.indiana.edu, or The
Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics, Indiana University, 1001
E. 3rd St., Bloomington, IN 47405.  Indiana University is an
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

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The Institute for Bioinformatics at the National Center for
Health and Environment (Munich; mips.gsf.de) invites applications for
several post-doctoral positions in genome informatics and
protein structure analysis. Particular areas of work include
computer-assisted studies of protein-protein interactions in
the mouse genome and structural genomics of soluble and
membrane-bound proteins. Scientists with both biological and
computer science background willing to learn bioinformatics
skills are encouraged to apply. For computer-oriented
applicants specific experience with any or all of the
following will be extremely beneficial: Unix, Perl, C, SQL,
HTML/CGI. For biologists familiarity with molecular
biological techniques is essential.

Please send informal inquiries to Dr. Dmitrij Frishman
(d.frishman@gsf.de).

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RESEARCH SCIENTIST
Nanaimo, BC

Permanent position.

The following government organization is responsible for this
competitive process: Department of Fisheries and Oceans

SALARY: $39,495 - $73,462 per annum (depending on qualifications).

LANGUAGE: English

WHO CAN APPLY: Preference will be given to Canadian citizens.

Costs related to relocation may be negotiable.

WORK ENVIRONMENT: Pacific Biological Station, Nanaimo, B.C.

CHALLENGE: As a Research Scientist in the Sustainable and Enabling
Technologies Section, you will work to identify research opportunities
and develop proposals for various research projects such as rearing of
shellfish. Conduct original research independently and collaboratively
at the national and international level to advance knowledge and
develop new techniques in fields of shellfish aquaculture. Communicate
results of research through publications in scientific journals, the
preparation of authoritative scientific review, and presentations at
local, national, and international meetings, conferences, and
workshops. Provide scientific and policy analysis and advice to
federal and provincial resource managers, and mangers of aquaculture
operations. Provide scientific advice and expertise through
participation in scientific societies, editing scientific
publications, and serving as a scientific advisor to graduate
students. Manage human, financial, and material resources allocated to
research projects. Recruit and supervise technical staff, and evaluate
staff performance.

EDUCATION:
 - Ph.D from a recognised university with specialization in the broad
   aspects of shellfish aquaculture (molluscs, crustaceans and
   echinoderms).

EXPERIENCE:
 - Experience in shellfish and algae culture research.
 - Experience in research on the biology and physiology of shellfish
   species.
 - Experience in determining the biochemical, microbial, and
   nutritional requirements of larvae, juvenile, and adult shellfish.
 - Experience in communicating research results as demonstrated by a
   strong primary publication record and other forms of technology
   transfer.
 - Experience in supervising and directing scientific staff.
 - **Preference may be given to candidates with experience in
   determining the shellfish aquaculture research needs of government
   and/or industry.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS / COMMENTS:
Candidates must clearly demonstrate in writing at the time of
application that they possess the above screening qualification.
Failure to do so may result in the application not receiving further
consideration.

An eligibility list may be established and used to staff similar
positions.

REFERENCE NUMBER: DFO83083MB73

CLOSING DATE: September 17, 2001

To apply: http://jobs.gc.ca/jobs/p020064e.htm
For general information, visit our Web Site at:
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CHERCHEUR SCIENTIFIQUE
Nanaimo (C.-B.)

Poste permanent.

L'organisme responsable de ce concours est Ministere des Peches et des
Oceans

TRAITEMENT: 39 495$ - 73 462$ par annee (selon les competences).

EXIGENCES LINGUISTIQUES: Anglais

QUI EST ADMISSIBLE: La preference sera accordee aux citoyens canadiens
et citoyennes canadiennes.

Les frais de reinstallation pourraient etre negociables.

VOTRE ENVIRONNEMENT DE TRAVAIL: Station biologique du Pacifique

CE QUI VOUS ATTEND: En tant que chercheur scientifique dans la section
des technologies durables et habilitantes, vous travaillerez a reperer
des possibilites de recherches et a elaborer des propositions pour
differents projets de recherche tels que l'elevage des mollusques et
crustaces. Mener des recherches originales independamment et en
collaboration, au niveau national et international, pour faire avancer
la connaissance et pour developper de nouvelles techniques dans les
domaines de l'aquiculture des mollusques et des crustaces. Communiquer
les resultats de la recherche par des publications dans les revues
scientifiques, la preparation d'examens scientifiques bien fondes et
des presentations a des reunions, a des conferences et a des ateliers
locaux, nationaux et internationaux. Fournir des conseils et des
analyses scientifiques et de politiques aux gestionnaires federaux et
provinciaux des ressources, ainsi qu'aux gestionnaires des operations
d'aquiculture. Fournir de l'expertise et des conseils scientifiques en
participant a des societes scientifiques, en revisant des publications
scientifiques et en servant de conseiller scientifique a des etudiants
de la maitrise et du doctorat. Controler les ressources humaines,
financieres et materielles allouees aux projets de recherche. Recruter
et diriger le personnel technique, et evaluer le rendement du
personnel.

SCOLARITE REQUISE:
 - Doctorat d’une universite reconnue avec specialisation dans les
   aspects generaux de l'aquiculture des mollusques et des crustaces
   (mollusques, crustaces et echinodermes).

EXPERIENCE REQUISE:
 - Experience de la recherche dans la culture des algues et des
   mollusques et crustaces.
 - Experience de la recherche sur la biologie et la physiologie des
   especes de mollusques et de crustaces.
 - Experience de la determination des besoins biochimiques, microbiens
   et alimentaires des mollusques et crustaces juveniles, adultes et a
   l'etat de larves.
 - Experience de la communication de resultats de recherche, prouvee
   par la publication de nombreux articles dans des revues primaires
   et d'autres formes de transfert de technologie.
 - Experience de la supervision et de la direction de personnel
   scientifique.
 - **La preference pourrait etre donnee aux candidats qui ont
   l'experience de la determination des besoins de recherche du
   gouvernement et/ou de l'industrie en matiere d'aquiculture des
   mollusques et des crustaces.

AUTRES CRITERES DE SELECTION / COMMENTAIRES:
Les candidats et les candidates doivent montrer clairement par ecrit
qu'ils possedent les qualifications requises pour la preselection,
sans quoi leur demande pourrait etre rejetee.

La liste d'admissibilite etablie pourrait etre utilisee pour combler
des postes semblables.

NUMERO DE REFERENCE: DFO83083MB73

DATE LIMITE: le 17 septembre 2001

Pour postuler: http://jobs.gc.ca/jobs/p020064f.htm
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POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE:  Recombination in Plants

A postdoctoral research associate position is available immediately to 
investigate transposon-induced homologous recombination in plants (Xiao et 
al., 2000. Genetics 156, 2007-2017; Xiao and Peterson 2000.  Mol. Gen. 
Genet. 263, 22-29).  The position involves conducting original research on 
recombination mechanisms in plants, as a basis for the development of 
homologous gene-replacement and gene-targeting strategies. Ph.D. in 
molecular genetics or related discipline is required; applicants with 
previous research experience in recombination mechanisms in yeast or other 
organisms are especially encouraged to apply.  For foreign nationals, a 
current employment visa is required.  Candidate must be able to work with a 
diverse team of scientists associated with Iowa State University and 
Phytodyne, Inc.

Please send curriculum vita and the names, addresses and phone numbers of 
three references to: Thomas Peterson, 2206 Molecular Biology, Iowa State 
University, Ames Iowa 50011-3260; thomasp@iastate.edu

For further information, contact
Thomas Peterson, thomasp@iastate.edu
Jon Leafstedt, leafstedt@phytodyne-inc.com
Iowa State University is an equal opportunity employer.



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POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE:&nbsp; Recombination in Plants<br>
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A postdoctoral research associate position is available immediately to
investigate transposon-induced homologous recombination in plants (Xiao
et al., 2000. Genetics <b>156, </b>2007-2017; Xiao and Peterson
2000.&nbsp; Mol. Gen. Genet. <b>263,</b> 22-29).&nbsp; The position
involves conducting original research on recombination mechanisms in
plants, as a basis for the development of homologous gene-replacement and
gene-targeting strategies. Ph.D. in molecular genetics or related
discipline is required; applicants with previous research experience in
recombination mechanisms in yeast or other organisms are especially
encouraged to apply.&nbsp; For foreign nationals, a current employment
visa is required.&nbsp; Candidate must be able to work with a diverse
team of scientists associated with Iowa State University and Phytodyne,
Inc.&nbsp; <br>
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Research Assistant position available at the University of Texas Heath
Center @ Tyler


Education: Bachelors degree in Biology or related biomedical field.
Experience: Knowledge of general laboratory procedures and techniques
desirable.
Responsibilities: Responsible for assigned activities in the research
laboratory under the
direction of the supervisor. Perform experiments such as bacterial
culture, purification of
proteins, isolation and cloning of DNA, and electrophoresis of protein
DNA. Keep accurate documentation of procedures and experiments, maintain
lab equipment and order supplies.  Other related duties as assigned and
as per job description. Tyler, Texas is 100 miles east of Dallas, with
low living expenses and excellent public schools. Please send resume
with names of 3 references to Dr. Malini Rajagopalan The University of
Texas Health Center @ Tyler, 11937 U.S. Hwy 271, Tyler, Texas
75708-3154. Ph. 9903) 877-7731; e-mail: malini.rajagopalan@uthct.edu
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm, flexible
Salary: $1804.00/MONTH or DOE

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 Malini Rajagopalan, Ph.D
 Associate Professor
 The University of Texas Health
 Center @ Tyler
 11937 U.S. Hwy 271
 Tyler, TX 75708-3154
 (903) 877-7731 Ph. (903) 877-5969
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<br>Experience: Knowledge of general laboratory procedures and techniques
desirable.
<br>Responsibilities: Responsible for assigned activities in the research
laboratory under the
<br>direction of the supervisor. Perform experiments such as bacterial
culture, purification of
<br>proteins, isolation and cloning of DNA, and electrophoresis of protein
DNA. Keep accurate documentation of procedures and experiments, maintain
lab equipment and order supplies.&nbsp; Other related duties as assigned
and as per job description. Tyler, Texas is 100 miles east of Dallas, with
low living expenses and excellent public schools. Please send resume with
names of 3 references to Dr. Malini Rajagopalan The University of Texas
Health Center @ Tyler, 11937 U.S. Hwy 271, Tyler, Texas 75708-3154. Ph.
9903) 877-7731; e-mail: malini.rajagopalan@uthct.edu
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Applicants for post doctoral fellowships are welcome to participate in 
projects investigating the molecular basis of gene regulation by nuclear 
receptors.  Several projects are currently under development including 
characterization of new coregulators of transcription, involvement of 
chromatin in gene regulation, and cross regulation of nuclear receptor 
pathways by other transcription factors (AP1, NF kappa B).  Candidates 
should have a strong background in molecular biology and/or biochemistry, 
and their CVs should demonstrate their ability to apply to competitive 
fellowships.
Further information can be obtained at www.lille.inserm.fr/u459/ or upon 
request at p.lefebvre@lille.inserm.fr or rachez@lille.inserm.fr

Philippe Lefebvre, Ph.D.
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INSERM U459
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Postdoctoral positions are available in my laboratory at the University
of Washington in Seattle to study the role of the serine protease
neutrophil elastase in hereditary forms of human neutropenia.

Representative publications:

Horwitz, M., Benson, K.F., Person, R., and Dale, D.C. (1999) Mutations
in ELA2, encoding neutrophil elastase, define a 21-day biological clock
in cyclic haematopoiesis. Nature Genetics 23:433-436.

Dale, D.C., Person, R.E., Bolyard, A.A., Aprikyan, A.G., Bos, C.,
Bonilla, M.A., Boxer, L.A., Kannourakis, G., Zeidler, C., Welte, K.,
Benson, K.F., and Horwitz, M. (2000) Mutations in the gene encoding
neutrophil elastase in congenital and cyclic neutropenia. Blood
96:2317-2322.

Li, F.-Q. and Horwitz, M. (2000) Characterization of mutant neutrophil
elastase in severe congenital neutropenia. Journal Biological Chemistry
276:14230-14241.

Our laboratory employs a broad variety of tools, and I am especially
looking for qualified applicants with backgrounds in protease/proteinase
biochemistry, mouse transgenics and/or targeted recombination, human
genetics, or yeast genetics.

The position is fully funded. The lab is modern and well-funded. Seattle
and the University of Washington are delightful places to live.

Please direct inquiries with attached c.v. to me by e-mail. Please note
to delete "REMOVETHIS" from the e-mail address (in order for me to avoid
unwanted spam e-mails).

Sincerely,

Marshall Horwitz, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Medicine/Division of Medical Genetics
University of Washington School of Medicine
Box 357720
1705 NE Pacific Street, HSB K236B
Seattle, WA 98195-7720
 
office 206.616.4566 - lab 206.616.4567 - fax 206.616.7288
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<paraindent><param>out</param><center><bold><color><param>0100,0100,0100</param><FontFamily><param>Times</param><bigger>Post-doctoral position</paraindent></center>



<center>Geomicrobiology of feldspar weathering in a cool temperate
climate</center>


<flushboth></bold>A 2-year post-doctoral position funded by Enterprise Ireland will
be available from October 1st 2001 in the Departments of Geology
and Industrial Microbiology at University College Dublin to study
microbially-mediated weathering processes in granitic rocks.</flushboth>



<flushboth>The project will assess microbial community structures within
decaying Caledonian granite and diorite exposures in Ireland using
16S rDNA approaches, will visualise microbial communities in situ
via fluorescent in situ hybridisation, and will assess pH and ion
gradients at a microspatial level.  The post-doctoral researcher
will have access to modern automated sequencing facilities,
confocal and epifluorescent microscopes, and fluorescent imaging.</flushboth>



<flushboth>Salary will be IR£25,000 per annum. Candidates should be in
possession of a PhD, and the position is likely to interest someone
with experience in molecular biology and/or microbial ecology.  To
apply, or for more information, please contact:</flushboth>


<paraindent><param>out</param><flushboth>Dr Frank McDermott		</flushboth>

<paraindent><param>out</param><flushboth>Dept. of Geology,			</flushboth>

<paraindent><param>out</param><flushboth>University College Dublin,	</flushboth>

<paraindent><param>out</param><flushboth>Belfield, Dublin 4.			</flushboth>

<flushboth>		tel: 00 353 1 7162328		</flushboth>


<flushboth>	frank.mcdermott@ucd.ie		</flushboth>



Dr Frank McDermott,
Department of Geology,
University College Dublin,
Belfield,
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Tel. + 353 1 7162328
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Manager Cell Culture

Please refer to:  G07815

Salary:  $55 - 90K
Education: Bachelors degree BioTechnology
Experience: 3 years or more
Requirements: Cell Biology, BioChemistry, BioPharma, BioTechnology,
Microbiology, Protein Chemistry

Manage Cell Culture Group for a new biopharma manufacturing facility.
Responsible for technological support to the plant as relates to the cell
culture area. Hands-on experience with cell biology, bioreactors, culture
microfiltration, tech transfer, scale-up, validation and process engineering
required. Excellent location with dynamic global firm. Compensation is
commensurate with experience.

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BioChemist Senior Scientist

Please refer to:  G07816

Salary:  $55 - 100K
Education: PhD BioChemistry or BioTechnology
Experience: 2 years or more
Requirements: Assay, BioChemistry, BioPharmaceuticals, Enzymes

Opportunity for a biochemist with enzymology training. Qualified candidates
will have a Ph.D. with 1-5 years of postdoctoral/industrial experience.
Position requires knowledge and experimental expertise in biochemical assay
development, validation and implementation in a high throughput format using
a broad range of detection technologies. Experience in mechanistic
enzymology is a plus. We work as a multidisciplinary team to characterize
new enzyme and receptor targets, and to identify and characterize small
molecule inhibitors in the therapeutic areas of cancer and inflammation.
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A postdoctoral position is available immediately at the University of
Tennessee, Knoxville, to characterize structural aspects of the binding
interface between proteins. Over-expression systems exist for several
hetero-binary and ternary protein complexes. Current projects are
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A Postdoctoral position is available in basic diabetes research to study
glucose-regulation of gene expression in pancreatic beta-cells and the
mechanisms of glucose toxicity associated with chronic hyperglycemia.

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University of Kentucky
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800 Rose Street, Room MN608
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Associate Protein Chemist

Location: Palmerston North, New Zealand

Description:  The New Zealand Dairy Research Institute is the Research
and Development division of Fonterra, one of the worlds largest dairy
companies.  Our laboratories are state of the art and we have a number
of challenging research projects at hand.

We are looking for a dynamic BS/MS level protein chemist to support
our growing proteomics effort.  The successful candidate for this
position will have experience in protein purification and a basic
understanding of the field of proteomics.  Applicants should have
experience in the following techniques: SDS-PAGE, IEF, and column
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Summary: Immediate opening for superior laboratory technician
to perform cutting edge genomic research.

Description:  In partnership with Celadon Labs, a Maryland
bioinformatics company, the biochemistry lab of Jason Kahn at the
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Postdoctoral Fellowship in Ecology of Antibiotic Resistance

        Position is available for a Postdoctoral Fellow to work with an
interdisciplinary group interested in microbial ecology of antibiotic
resistance within the food-animal environment.  Our current research
addresses the potential for transfer of drug resistance from microbiota
on farm to food-borne pathogens like Salmonella that contaminate the
farm production environment.  A postdoctoral fellow is currently needed
on project that examines the diversity of drug resistance genes and
mobile genetic elements within the gene pool of the farm’s microbiota as
well as the potential for transfer of these resistance genes to human
microflora.
        Starting salary is $28,000/year, with benefits.  Employment is
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progress.  Experience in molecular biology is desirable, but applicants
with strong background in general microbiology and microbial physiology
will also be strongly considered.  Forward all inquires to Dr. John J.
Maurer.

John J. Maurer, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
The University of Georgia
Department of Avian Medicine
953 College Station Rd.
Athens, GA 30602.
Phone: 706-542-5071; FAX: 706-542-5630
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in microbial ecology of antibiotic resistance within the food-animal environment.&nbsp;
Our current research addresses the potential for transfer of drug resistance
from microbiota on farm to food-borne pathogens like <i>Salmonella</i>
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<br>The University of Georgia
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<br>953 College Station Rd.
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We like to invite applications for an open position in Medical Informatics /
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The Organelle Genome Megasequencing Program (OGMP) is an interdisciplinary
research initiative housed at the University of Montreal, Quebec, and is
supported by the Canadian Institutes for
Health Research. This large-scale genome sequencing program provides ample
opportunities for bioinformatics, including gene finding, comparative
genomics, secondary structure modeling and
database applications. We are currently seeking a senior Informatician to
lead our software development efforts. 

Job Description

The successful candidate will be responsible for 

Leading a small team of software developers to design and develop
specialized sequence analysis and genome annotation tools. These include
command-line driven UNIX utilities (C and Perl) as well as fully
integrated application servers (HTML, Java, JSP, JDBC, SQL and CORBA). 
      Strategic planning of IT infrastructure for better integrating and
utilizing Bioinformatics resources. 

Requirements

M.Sc. or Ph.D in Computer Science with 3+ years experience in
software development, database and web applications. 
Strong background in UNIX (Solaris 2.6 and 7) and Linux (Slackware
or Debian) system programming. 
Programming experience in the following languages: BASH, Perl,
Python, C/C++, Java. 
Good communication, interpersonal and management skills 

Highly Appreciated Skills

HTML, JSP, PHP, SQL, JDBC, CORBA. 
Familiarity with standard sequence analysis software and relational
database management system. 

Application

The position is available immediately. Qualified individuals are
encouraged to send their resume to: 

Dr. Gertraud Burger 
Universite de Montreal 
Departement de biochimie 
C.P.6128, succursale Centre-ville 
Montreal, Quebec 
Canada H3C 3J7 
E-Mail: jobs@bch.umontreal.ca 
Fax   : (514)343-2210 

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Application can be sent to Nanfei.Xu@Monsanto.com through email or by
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The Biotechnology Corn Yield Team is looking for a molecular biologist
or biochemist to join a multidisciplinary team to evaluate genes for
yield enhancement.

Major Responsibilities:  This individual will work with a team of
molecular biologists, plant physiologists, and biochemists to help
analyze transgenic plants.  Specific responsibilities include sampling
plants in the greenhouse and field, measurements of plant phenotypes,
and molecular and biochemical assays of transgenic plants.  Data
analysis and organization are also required.

Qualifications:  Applicants should have completed a B.S. or  M.S. degree
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Janice Bown
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The Organelle Genome Megasequencing Program (OGMP) is an
interdisciplinary research initiative housed at the University of
Montreal, Quebec, and is supported by the Canadian Institutes for
Health Research. This large-scale genome sequencing program provides
ample opportunities for bioinformatics, including gene finding,
comparative genomics, secondary structure modeling and
database applications. We are currently seeking a skilled database
designer to develop a new integrated biological database, drawing on 
the
experience that we gained
in our GOBASE project. 

Job Description

The successful candidate will be responsible for design of a database 
that integrates data on sequence, gene function
and taxonomy conceptual development of population, data validation and 
annotation
tools collaborate in workbench development 

Requirements

      Ph.D. degree in informatics or computer science 
      Experience in database design 
      Experience in RDBMs 
      Familiarity with database server installation and configuration 
      SQL, HTML, Java, Perl and CGI programming 
      UNIX (Solaris 2.6 and 7) background 
      familiarity with molecular biology concepts 
      good communication skills 

How to apply

The position is immediately available. Qualified individuals are
encouraged to send their resume to 

Gertraud Burger, Ph.D.
Universite de Montreal
Departement de biochimie
C.P.6128, succursale Centre-ville
Montreal, Quebec
Canada H3C 3J7
E-Mail: jobs@BCH.UMontreal.CA
Fax: (514) 343-2210 

For e-mail submission (preferred), please include covering letter and
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Agency/Location:	CRITFC/Portland, Oregon

Responsibilities:	
Primary duty is assessment of factors limiting production of indicator stocks under the Pacific Salmon Treaty. Incumbent interacts with Tribal/State/Federal personnel. Publication-quality reports/assessment of limiting factors/population status in a number of watersheds is the EIS output. For detailed position description: http://www.critfc.org/text/fs01-04.html

Qualifications:
-M.Sc. in fisheries/zoology/ecology related field, emphasis on quantitative ecology/biometrics.
-Written/oral communications.
-Use computer applications: statistical/office software
-Familiarity with Tribal restoration plans/objectives.

Salary:		$44,388/53,200 DOQ
Closing Date:		10/1/01

Contact:
Letter of interest, resume (three references); written sample (publication/technical report/proposal), proof of tribal enrollment, if applicable, to:

			Violet McGuire, HR Department
			Job FS01-04
			CRITFC
			729 NE Oregon Street, Suite 200
			Portland, OR 97232
			www.critfc.org

Other/Information:
André Talbot, Senior Fisheries Scientist  (503) 238-0667 tala@critfc.org or
Doug Hatch, Fisheries Scientist hatd@critfc.org

The CRITFC is an equal opportunity employer.  Preference given to qualified Native American applicants providing proof of enrollment in a federally recognized tribe. 

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Position Title:	Fishery Scientist/Conservation Geneticist (FSCG)
Agency/Location:	CRITFC/Hagerman, ID
Responsibilities: Fisheries Scientist is assigned to the Collaborative Center for Applied Fish Science/University of Idaho's Hagerman Fish Culture Experiment Station. Incumbent works with staff of the Production, Research, and Restoration Group's efforts in quantitative genetics in Pacific salmon, sturgeon and lamprey. Detailed description at: http://www.critfc.org/text/fs01-01-02.html.
Qualifications: The FSCG is required to have a M. Sc. integrating elements of genetics, ecology and/or endangered species management in an appropriate related discipline.
Salary: $43,326/51,927 DOQ
Closing Date:	 October 1, 2001
Contact: Submit letter of interest, resume (three references); writing example (publication/technical report/proposal), proof of tribal enrollment, if applicable, to:
			Violet McGuire, HR Dept.
			FS01-01-02
			Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
			729 NE Oregon Street, Suite 200
			Portland, OR 97232
	www.critfc.org

Information:
André Talbot, Senior Fisheries Scientist  (503) 238-0667 tala@critfc.org or
Doug Hatch, Fisheries Scientist hatd@critfc.org

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Manager: Bioinformatics Services - South African National Bioinformatics
Institute

Duration:     3 years in first instance.

                Earliest starting date:     September 2001
     		The South African National Bioinformatics Institute
                is  responsible  for  training  and  research  into
  		bioinformatics and computational genome informatics
                in  South  Africa.  It  is a  full  member  of  the
                European Molecular Biology Network and participates
                in a number of  international programmes to provide
                access to  bioinformatics training. Research  is in
                two major  thrusts: comparative  pathogen genomics,
                and  gene   expression.  The  institute   has  high
                performance computing and powerful
                telecommunications  infrastructure,  and  seeks  to
                provide the entire African continent with access to
                bioinformatics   infrastructure    and   expertise.

                The Institute  is seeking a  self-motivated manager
                of   bioinformatics   services    who   will   take
                responsibility    for    national    bioinformatics
                infrastructure  and   user  support/training.   The
                incumbent will have responsibility for managing the
                biological databases and software tools provided to
                South  African  researchers.   The  candidate  will
                provide  regular national  bioinformatics  training
                courses  and support  users in  the  use of  online
                facilities offered by the institute.

                We seek  an independent  person with  experience in
                managing   biological   databases,   software   and
                computational  infrastructure  and the  ability  to
                provide user support and  training. It is essential
                that the candidate be familiar  with UNIX, at least
                one programming/scripting  language, CGI  scripting
                and   large-scale   biological   data   management.
                Excellent communication  skills are  essential. The
                candidate   should  have   sufficient  breadth   of
                experience  and  motivation  to drive  the  ongoing
                development  of bioinformatics  in Southern  Africa
                and  should  enjoy  developing  projects  involving
                cutting-edge technologies.

                Minimal qualification and experience:

                The applicant  should have a  minimum of  a Masters
                degree  in a  relevant  scientific discipline  with
                demonstrated    experience     in    bioinformatics
                infrastructure     development.    Teaching     and
                administrative  experience would  be a  significant
                advantage.

                Assessment information:

                Candidates are  requested to  submit a  full resume
                and the names,  email and telephone numbers  of two
                referees. Please send either an email attachment or
                a letter to: Janet  Kelso, SANBI, University of the
                Western  Cape,  Private  bag X17,  Bellville  7535,
                South Africa.

                Closing date for assessment:    When a person is found
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Apply for this Job, please click on the link below.
http://www.topechelon.com/applyjob.asp?JobID=00991432

JOB TITLE: Genetic Analysis Technology Manager
LOCATION: Madison, US-WI
JOB TYPE: Direct
SALARY   : $100000 - $115000


DESCRIPTION: 
Wisconsin based biotechnology company and world leader in applying
biochemistry, cell biology and molecular biology in the development of life
science products is searching for a Genetic Analysis Technology Manager.  The
company is located in Madison Wisconsin which is rated as one of the top ten
places to live.  This position is responsible for the following:
     
     Direct research activities relating to the investigation and development
of new technologies and products
     Directs project leaders in the management of projects related to their
technology area
     Identifies key technologies and opportunities for product development 
     Prepares product development proposals for corporate review and approval
     Maintains relationship with External Scientific Advisory Board
     Defines intellectual property issues
     Manages project leaders and managers who are developing products

Requirements:
     PhD in Molecular Biology, Eukaryotic Genetics, Biochemistry, or related
discipline
     Extensive experience in nucleic acid amplification and detection methods,
comparative genomics or gene mapping
     Minimum of 5 years of project management experience including management
of research scientists
     Experience hiring scientists at various levels
     Ability to travel domestically and internationally

If interested e-mail resume to janet@markentpersonnel.com


MANDATORY SKILLS: 
Business Development;Domestic;Genetics;International;International Standards
Organ;Licenced (Spelled Licensed);Mentor;Biology, Molecular;P/L   (Project
Leader);Proposals;Research & Development;HeadHunters;Travel;Coaching

MANDATORY EDUCATION:  Doctor of Philosophy

Please refer to Job#: 00991432-TE in all correspondence about this job.

MARKENT PERSONNEL
Janet Van Epps RN
Apply for this Job, please click on the link below.
http://www.topechelon.com/applyjob.asp?JobID=00991432

______________________________________________________________________

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Postdoctoral Research Associate position in Insect Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology.  The position will involve study of cell adhesion
molecules in insect hemocytes. Requires Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Molecular
Biology, or Entomology, with research experience in molecular biology and
biochemistry. Send letter of application, CV, and names of three
references to Michael Kanost, Department of Biochemistry, Kansas State
University, Manhattan, KS 66506. Application deadline is Sept. 15, 2001
and screening will continue until position is filled. Kansas State
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Immunologist-


Company Background:  Company developing a family of single cell secretion
growth, and in situ hybridization assays using microencapsulation and flow
cytometry.  The Company is currently screening hybridoma and transfected
cells for bioprocessing customers on site or through technology transfer
using a similar secretion assay format.



We are in the process of launching a family of cytokine secretion assays
using

 Gel Microdrop encapsulation and flow cytometry.  This unique format permits
assessment of multiple secreted cytokines and surface markers simultaneously
on viable cells.  Sub-populations of antigen specific cells can be
propagated for further analysis or immunotherapy.  Th1 and Th2
sub-populations can be generated from mitogen or antigen stimulated
peripheral blood mononuclear cells.  Cytotoxic T cell clones can be
programmed to kill tumor cells in vitro.  Lymphocytes, monocytes,
macrophages, dendritic and stem cells can be encapsulated.  Secreted IFN,
IL-4, IL-10, TNF, IL-12 can be assayed simultaneously with surface markers.



Experience:  Must have significant experience using commercially available
cytokine reagents and instrumentation.  Flow cytometry analysis and sorting
experience are necessary for customer and vendor interactions.  Assist in
assessing reagents, developing protocols and interfacing with beta site
laboratories and distributors.  Ph.D. and solid background in a commercial
environment are preferred.



Location: Cambridge, MA near MIT, Harvard and the Medical School Complex.



Compensation: Competitive Salary, 401K and Founders Equity Shares available.
Eric Valencia
Biotech Consultant
Management Recruiters – Boston

607 Boylston Street    Suite 700

Boston, MA 02116

Office: (617)262-5050  x118

Fax: (617)421-9630

Mobile: (617)335-7630

evalencia@mri-boston.com

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POST-DOCTORAL POSITION
Starting January 2002
Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX

Motivated researchers with experience in Molecular Biology and/or
Biochemistry and/or Drosophila Genetics are sought.
* With the student population of over 40,000, Texas A&M is an outstanding
University located in the vicinity of Houston, TX.
* Texas A&M is one of the biggest and well-funded Universities in America;
TAMU is famous for its Engineering and Life Sciences research all over the
world.
* Dr. Vlad Panin is currently staffing the newly created laboratory.
* Specialty of the laboratory is the highly competitive and cutting-edge
field of Developmental Biology.
* Ample opportunities for professional growth and independent research
projects are available.

Research Interests 
Developmental Biology / Glycosylation and Cell Interactions
Extracellular domains of proteins are often glycosylated, i.e. modified by
covalently attached carbohydrate chains. These carbohydrate modifications
can significantly affect molecular interactions influencing cell adhesion
and signaling processes. The principal research interest of our laboratory
lies at the intersection of Developmental and Cell Biology with the field of
Glycobiology, and it is focused on elucidation of the role of glycosylation
in developmental events and cell interactions. We are using the Drosophila
model system, known for its powerful molecular genetics, in combination with
advanced biochemical and cell biological approaches.

Recent Publications
Moloney, D. J., Panin, V. M., Johnston, S. H., Chen, J., Shao, L., Wilson,
R., Wang, Y., Stanley, P., Irvine, K. D., Haltiwanger, R. S., and Vogt, T.
F. (2000) Fringe is a glycosyltransferase that modifies Notch.  Nature. 406:
369-375.
Panin, V. M. and Irvine, K. D. Modulators of Notch signaling (1998) Semin.
Cell. Dev. Biol. 9: 609-617.
Papayannopoulos, V., Tomlinson, A., Panin, V. M., Rauskolb, C., and Irvine,
K. D. (1998)  Dorsal-ventral signaling in the Drosophila eye.  Science 281:
2031-2034
Panin, V. M.,  Papayannopoulos, V., Wilson, R., and Irvine, K.D.(1997)
Fringe modulates Notch-ligand interactions.  Nature. 387: 908-913.

Contact: Dr. Vlad Panin
Waksman Institute, Rutgers University
Tel. (732) 445-2872   FAX (732) 445-5735
e-mail: panine@waksman.rutgers.edu

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Position: Postdoc or research assisant
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Our laboratory studies the functions of autosomal dominant polycystic
kidney disease (ADPKD) channels (polycystins) using electrophysiology and
molecular biology. This is a new area of research initiated in 1999 by Dr.
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A small research site of a large pharma is looking for an experienced
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The successful candidate will develop pharmacophore and protein binding site
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