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POSTDOCTORAL/RESEARCH ASSOCIATE POSITION 
Department of Medicine
Duke University Medical Center

An NIH-funded position is available to investigate hereditary syndromes
that include thrombocytopenias and biology of platelet formation.  The
genetic basis of several hereditary macrothrombocytopenias has recently
been established (Hum. Genet. 106:557-564;Nat Genet 26:108-110).  We are
looking for a Scientist who is dedicated to biomedical research and has a
solid background in cellular and molecular biology.  The successful
candidate will work independently within the group on the molecular and
developmental implications of these genetic alterations.  Candidates with
a recent Ph.D. degree and demonstrated experience in techniques including
genetic analysis, transgenic mouse models, and megakaryocyte culture and
differentiation are encouraged to apply.

   Please send curriculum vitae, a brief description of research
acomplishments and interests, and names of three references to:  Dr.
Michael Kelley, MD, Hematology/Oncology (111G), 508 Fulton St., Durham,
NC,  27705 USA kelleym@duke.edu.  Applications will be accepted
immediately until the position is filled.  Duke University is an Equal
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                      ===========================
                      O P E N   P O S I T I O N S
                      ===========================


The Department of Computer Science at the Technische Universität München
offers several full time positions as

                          RESEARCH ASSOCIATES

within the Research Group  on Efficient Algorithms.  These positions are
integrated in the recently  established project BFAM (Bioinformatics for
the  Functional  Analysis  of  Mammalian  Genomes) funded  by  the  BMBF
(Federal Department for Education  and Research).  Research and teaching
is conducted  within a wide  cooperation of other  Munich Bioinformatics
Centers at  the Technische Universität  München, the Ludwig-Maximilians-
University  Munich and the  National Center  for Environment  and Health
(GSF).

Applicants for these positions need to have the equivalent of the German
University Diploma  (e.g., M.Sc.)  in  Bioinformatics, Computer Science,
Mathematics, Biology,  or Biochemistry.  These are  fixed term positions
for a period of 2 years  with the possibility of extension for another 2
years.   Prospective collaborators  will  have the  opportunity to  work
towards a doctorate from  the Technische Universität München. The salary
rate is according to the federal salary scale (BAT) on the IIa level.

Candidates are  expected to have in-depth knowledge  in Computer Science
and/or Molecular  Biology. Candidates with a degree  in Computer Science
or Mathematics should have  basic knowledge in Molecular Biology whereas
candidates  with a  degree in  Biology  or Chemistry  should have  basic
knowledge in Computer Science, in particular in algorithmics.

Applications (including curriculum vitae,  copies of certificates, and a
statement  of  research  interests)  should  be sent  to  the  following
address, where also further information can be obtained:

         Prof. Dr. Ernst W. Mayr
         Lehrstuhl für Effiziente Algorithmen
         Institut für Informatik
         Technische Universität München
         80290 München
         Germany

         Phone:  +49-89-289-22681
         Email:  mayr@in.tum.de
         Web:    http://www14.in.tum.de/


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Job Title: Hydrologist 
Salary Grade: $45,600-67,901 DOQ 
Closing Date: December 1, 2001
Department: Fish Science 
Location: Portland, OR 
General Information: 
The Hydrologist will have as his/her primary duties the analysis of land management actions with potential to affect water quality or other habitat conditions in salmon bearing waters, the conduct of a funded project on sediment deposition in salmon spawning reaches of streams, and development of new research plans in key Columbia River basin streams. 
Duties: 
1. Conduct field work for a funded project in salmon-bearing streams of northeastern Oregon to assess fine sediment infiltration rates in spawning gravels during the egg incubation period. This work will involve field work, data analysis, report writing, budget and contracting details, and providing direction to a field technician. This is a project with three previous years of work and established protocols. However, opportunities for expanding the study to sediment delivery to the streams may exist dependent upon proposal development and funding. 
2. State, federal, or tribal plans for habitat recovery, land management actions, or water quality regulation are frequently developed for the anadromous fish-bearing watersheds in the Columbia basin. These require review, improvement, evaluation for consistency with tribal restoration goals, and possibly legal challenge in coordination with tribal staff. The incumbent will need to produce recommendations for land management or water quality management that may involve extensive review and analysis of pertinent literature. 
3. Conduct periodic field reviews of representative federal land management actions for consistency with regional restoration goals. Evaluate progress in habitat restoration at various spatial scales, ranging from project level to watershed or subbasin, including efforts to mitigate for increasing effects of global warming. 
4. Develop multidisciplinary research programs to address critical uncertainties currently halting progress in addressing salmon habitat restoration by collaborating with CRITFC, Tribal, State, and Federal personnel. 
5. Participate in litigation as necessary to support Tribal restoration programs by filing depositions and fulfilling a role as an expert witness if testimony is required. 
Supervision Received/Given: 
Will report to the manager of the Fish Science Department and work collaboratively with the Habitat ...May supervise 1 to 2 biologists, and 3 to 4 technicians. Works as a team member / leader by coordinating with and supervising others to fulfill contract or project requirements. 
Working Conditions: 
Work is performed in an office setting as well as in field settings. Fieldwork may be in harsh environments. As currently planned, field work would comprise less than 10% of the work schedule, although this could vary, depending upon research interests of incumbent. 
Qualifications: 
M.S. (or higher degree) in hydrology or a related field. 
- Coursework and/or experience in hydrology, watershed management, fluvial geomorphology, forest-fisheries interactions, livestock-fisheries interactions, photogrammetry and remote sensing, sediment transport, computer modeling of hydrologic and sediment transport processes on the watershed, hillslope, and channel scales. 
- Practical experience in stream channel and hydrological monitoring, emphasizing sediment delivery and transport, stream discharge, stream water heating and hydrologic classification of watersheds; experience in forest or rangeland management practices and watershed protection. 
- Working knowledge of essential federal and state water quality and forest management laws. 
- Demonstrated ability to supervise and coordinate with diverse personalities and cultures to conduct research. 
- Superior written and oral communications skills and critical thinking ability. 
- Ability to efficiently use a variety of computer applications including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, ArcView, and a statistical package. 
- Familiarity with Tribal restoration plans and objectives. 
- Familiarity with the life-history characteristics of salmonids. 
- Valid drivers license. 
Application Procedure: 
Submit a letter of interest accompanied by a resume (including three references); a writing example (publication, technical report, or proposal) and proof of tribal enrollment, if applicable, to: 
Violet McGuire, Human Resources Department 
Job FS01-04 
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission 
729 NE Oregon Street, Suite 200 
Portland, OR 97232 
Additional Information: 
Dale McCullough, Senior Fisheries Scientist (503) 238-0667 mccd@critfc.org <mailto:mccd@critfc.org&replyto=sbd7df0e.026@critfc.org&subject=Re:%20Hydrologist/Portland,%20OR> or you may download a full position description by visiting <http://www.critfc.org/text/job.htm>. 
The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission is an equal opportunity employer. Preference will be given to qualified Native American applicants who provide proof of enrollment in a federally recognized tribe. 

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Candidates interested in working in Canada's biotech industry, please
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Subject: Postdoc position/plant virology
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The Department of Plant Pathology at North Dakota State University seeks
a Research Associate to characterize the genetics of host-virus
interactions in order to develop a better understanding of resistance
and pathogenicity.  Specifically, relationships between barley stripe
mosaic virus genome structure, expression, and phenotype will be
characterized in relation to virus movement and seed transmission.
Major duties will include cloning, sequencing and mutation analysis,
coordination of research activities with scientists at NDSU and other
research institutions, and publication of research results in
peer-reviewed scientific journals.  Continued employment contingent on
satisfactory job performance and funding.  Minimum qualifications
required: PhD in plant pathology, molecular biology, or related
discipline.  Applicants also  must have experience in molecular biology
techniques (eg. electrophoresis, PCR, blotting, cloning, sequencing,
etc.) and must have the ability to communicate effectively in writing
research publications, to manage information, and to work in a
team-oriented environment.  Qualifications preferred but not required:
Experience in protoplast isolation and culture; DNA, RNA and protein
purification; plant virology; and/or cloning of viruses is desirable.
Computer proficiency also desirable. Closing date will be 12/1/01 or
until a suitable candidate is found.  For technical information
concerning the position, contact Michael C. Edwards, Northern Crop
Science Laboratory, P.O. Box 5677, Fargo, ND 58105.  Telephone
701-239-1341. E-mail michael.edwards@ndsu.nodak.edu. To apply, send a
cover letter, a detailed curriculum vita, copies of all academic
transcripts, and contact information for two references to: Glen D.
Statler, Chair, Department of Plant Pathology, North Dakota State
University, P.O. Box 5012, Fargo, ND 58105.  NDSU is an equal
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CT:  Structural Bioinformatics

DUTIES:
Working in a multidisciplinary team environment, the successful candidate
will be responsible for investigating structure activity relationships in a
variety of protein families.  Utilizing computational analysis, the
candidate, will interrogate protein-ligand interactions to assist in the
development of novel small molecule drugs.  Additional responsibilities will
include data mining of biological databases.  

QUALIFICATIONS:
One to two years postdoctoral training in molecular and structural biology,
bioinformatics, molecular pharmacology is required.  The successful
candidate will possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills and
demonstrate strong quantitative and programming skills.  Experience in
homology modeling and threading methods to construct protein models or
investigating structure-activity relationships is desirable.
 
EDUCATION:
Ph.D. degree, or the equivalent, in structural biology, biophysics,
molecular pharmacology or bioinformatics is required. 

Please contact Kerry Boehner of Critical Path, Inc. at 412-851-4144 x14 or
via e-mail at kboehner@criticalpathinc.net


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 A Lab  located at the Genoscope (french sequencing center), and  which
works in close collaboration with computer scientists and biologists is
looking for a post-doc for a two years contract.  The applicant does not
need to know French at all.  This is not required either for working
there.
Enclosed is the position description

manuel duval
Paris
manuelxd@free.fr
phone (+33) 1 49 85 01 58

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NIH POSTDOCTORAL POSITION AVAILABLE
CARTILAGE MRI

	Postdoctoral positions are available for work in the Nuclear 
Magnetic Resonance Unit (Richard Spencer, Chief) of the National 
Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health, located in 
Baltimore, Maryland.  The work will center on spectroscopic and 
imaging studies of cartilage tissue derived from tissue engineering 
protocols and from animal studies.  Other research opportunities may 
be available depending on the interests and background of the 
successful candidate.
	NMR instrumentation consists of a triple-resonance wide-bore 
Bruker DMX 400 Avance system with microimaging and solids capability, 
and a double-resonance Bruker ABX 1.9T/31 cm Biospec with shielded 
gradients.  A Bruker 7T/30 cm DBX is on order and should be fully 
operational by September, 2002.
	Applications are encouraged from those with a background in 
biological NMR spectroscopy or imaging, or with expertise in 
connective tissue biology who have the desire to learn and apply NMR 
techniques. The appointment will be as an IRTA Postdoctoral Fellow 
for US citizens, or as a Visiting Fellow for US non-citizens. 
Accordingly, applicants must have fewer than five years of 
postdoctoral experience. 
	Interested individuals should send or e-mail their CV and the 
names, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of at least three 
references to:  Dr. Richard Spencer, NMR Unit, NIH/NIA, GRC 4D-08, 
5600 Nathan Shock Drive, Baltimore, MD  21224 USA; Tel. +1 
410-558-8226; FAX +1 410 558-8318; e-mail: spencer@helix.nih.gov
website:  http://www.grc.nia.nih.gov/branches/lci/nmr/nmr.htm
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                                         		Facility 
Manager, NMR Unit
                                         		NIH/NIA/GRC

Ph. (410) 558-8512
FAX (410) 558-8318 or 8376
E-mail: fishbein@vms.grc.nia.nih.gov
Address: Ken Fishbein
National Institutes of Health
National Institute on Aging
Gerontology Research Center
5600 Nathan Shock Drive
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<x-tab>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </x-tab>Postdoctoral
positions are available for work in the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Unit (Richard Spencer, Chief) of the National Institute on Aging of
the National Institutes of Health, located in Baltimore, Maryland.&nbsp;
The work will center on spectroscopic and imaging studies of cartilage
tissue derived from tissue engineering protocols and from animal
studies.&nbsp; Other research opportunities may be available depending
on the interests and background of the successful candidate.<br>
<x-tab>&nbsp; </x-tab>NMR instrumentation consists of a
triple-resonance wide-bore Bruker DMX 400 Avance system with
microimaging and solids capability, and a double-resonance Bruker ABX
1.9T/31 cm Biospec with shielded gradients.&nbsp; A Bruker 7T/30 cm
DBX is on order and should be fully operational by September,
2002.<br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Applications are encouraged from those with a
background in biological NMR spectroscopy or imaging, or with
expertise in connective tissue biology who have the desire to learn
and apply NMR techniques. The appointment will be as an IRTA
Postdoctoral Fellow for US citizens, or as a Visiting Fellow for US
non-citizens.&nbsp; Accordingly, applicants must have fewer than five
years of postdoctoral experience.&nbsp;<br>
<x-tab>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </x-tab>Interested individuals should send
or e-mail their CV and the names, telephone numbers, and e-mail
addresses of at least three references to:&nbsp; Dr. Richard Spencer,
NMR Unit, NIH/NIA, GRC 4D-08, 5600 Nathan Shock Drive, Baltimore, MD&nbsp;
21224 USA; Tel. +1 410-558-8226; FAX +1 410 558-8318; e-mail:
spencer@helix.nih.gov</font></div>
<div><font color="#000000">website:&nbsp;
http://www.grc.nia.nih.gov/branches/lci/nmr/nmr.htm</font></div>
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</x-tab>NIH/NIA/GRC<br>
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Ph. (410) 558-8512<br>
FAX (410) 558-8318 or 8376<br>
E-mail: fishbein@vms.grc.nia.nih.gov<br>
Address: Ken Fishbein<br>
National Institutes of Health<br>
National Institute on Aging<br>
Gerontology Research Center <br>
5600 Nathan Shock Drive<br>
Baltimore, MD 21224 USA</div>
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Postdoctoral Position as posted on the Postdoc Jobs website:

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A funded postdoctoral position is available to study the molecular
mechanism of mRNA polyadenylation in yeast, its regulation, and its
interaction with other processes involved in mRNA synthesis and
utilization. Experience in yeast genetics, biochemistry, and/or the
molecular biology of nucleic acid/protein and protein/protein
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Postdoctoral Position as posted on the Postdoc Jobs website:

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An Industrial Postdoctoral position is immediately available at
Applied Biosystems in Framingham, Massachusetts. The successful
candidate will be involved in the design, assembly and testing of a
novel mass spectrometry system based on proprietary technology.
Applicants should have a Ph.D. degree in a related chemistry or
physics field and a strong background in instrumentation. Experience
in time-of-flight mass spectrometry and RF based mass separation
devices is a plus. Also must have strong written and verbal
communication skills, be self-motivated and able to work in a team
environment.

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Postdoctoral Positions in Statistical Mechanics and Biophysics

One or two postdoctoral positions available at the Department of
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The research will focus on modeling complex networks, with emphasis on
metabolic and other cellular networks. The ideal candidate will have a
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Postdoctoral Position as posted on the Postdoc Jobs website:

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Two postdoctoral positions are available to join our team to study
neural coding of memory formation in the mammalian brain. We have
genetically engineered a variety of mutant mice in which memory can be
either enhanced and impaired, thus allowing us to uniquely manipulate
neural activity at system and behavioral level.

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An exciting opportunity for post-doctoral candidates to work in a
highly interactive and stimulating environment within the Division of
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Michigan
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The work will focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms in
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NRC Postdoctoral fellowship positions in biochemistry and biophysics are
available in the Center for BioMolecular Science and Engineering of the
Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC.

The Center is the leading US multidisciplinary institution in the area of
physics and chemistry of biological molecules and biological nanostructures.
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University of Missouri Proteomics Center
Associate Director
The University of Missouri is seeking an Associate Director to manage 
a state-of-the-art Proteomics Center.  The Associate Director will be 
involved in developing a new facility that utilizes MS based 
methodologies to provide detailed structural characterization of 
proteins and peptides including 1D/2D gel electrophoretic separation 
and peptide identification by MALDI-TOF MS and LC MS/MS.  The 
Associate Director will be responsible for day-to-day operation of 
the facility.  Responsibility will include oversight of a Mass 
Spectrometry Specialist, Protein Separation Specialist, Electronics 
Technician and Computer Support Specialist.  The Associate Director 
will direct user training and consult with users and Center staff on 
data interpretation. The Associate Director should hold a Ph.D. in 
analytical biochemistry or the equivalent, and have a minimum of 
three years experience with mass spectrometry of proteins and 
peptides. Experience in microcapillary LC-MS/MS and high-resolution 
protein separation using 1D/2D gel electrophoresis is desired.

Mass Spectrometry Specialist
This position will be responsible for operation of Proteomics Center 
mass spectrometers.  The Mass Spectrometry Specialist will supervise 
and schedule use of the mass spectrometry equipment.  Ability to 
train users and interpretation of mass spectral data is essential. 
The Mass Spectrometry specialist should have a M.S. or Ph.D., 
depending on experience in mass spectrometry or related discipline. 
Candidates should have one to two years experience with mass 
spectrometry of proteins and peptides by MALDI-TOF MS and LC MS/MS. 
One or more positions are available.

Protein Separation Specialist
This position will be responsible for the function of the Proteomics 
Center protein separation operations.  The Protein Separation 
Specialist will operate instruments for protein gel electrophoresis, 
image acquisition, robots for spot picking/protein digestion and 
MALDI preparation.  The Protein Separation Specialist should have a 
B.S. or M.S., depending on experience in protein biochemistry or 
related discipline.  Three to four years experience with 
solubilization of protein samples and protein electrophoresis is 
desired.

Send curriculum vitae and contact information of three references to: 
ProteomicsCenter@missouri.edu or Proteomics Center, Division of 
Biological Sciences, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211-7400. 
The review of applications will begin immediately and continue until 
the positions are filled.

MU is an equal opportunity-affirmative action employer.  To request 
ADA accommodations contact Robin Brueckner at 573-882-6650 or by 
email at BruecknerR@missouri.edu.
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<div><font face="Times" size="+2" color="#000000"><u>Associate
Director</u></font></div>
<div><font face="Times" size="+2" color="#000000">The University of
Missouri is seeking an Associate Director to manage a state-of-the-art
Proteomics Center.&nbsp; The Associate Director will be involved in
developing a new facility that utilizes MS based methodologies to
provide detailed structural characterization of proteins and peptides
including 1D/2D gel electrophoretic separation and peptide
identification by MALDI-TOF MS and LC MS/MS.&nbsp; The Associate
Director will be responsible for day-to-day operation of the
facility.&nbsp; Responsibility will include oversight of a Mass
Spectrometry Specialist, Protein Separation Specialist, Electronics
Technician and Computer Support Specialist.&nbsp; The Associate
Director will direct user training and consult with users and Center
staff on data interpretation. The Associate Director should hold a
Ph.D. in analytical biochemistry or the equivalent, and have a minimum
of three years experience with mass spectrometry of proteins and
peptides. Experience in microcapillary LC-MS/MS and high-resolution
protein separation using 1D/2D gel electrophoresis is desired.<br>
<br>
<u>Mass Spectrometry Specialist<br>
</u>This position will be responsible for operation of Proteomics
Center mass spectrometers.&nbsp; The Mass Spectrometry Specialist will
supervise and schedule use of the mass spectrometry equipment.&nbsp;
Ability to train users and interpretation of mass spectral data is
essential.&nbsp; The Mass Spectrometry specialist should have a M.S.
or Ph.D., depending on experience in mass spectrometry or related
discipline.&nbsp; Candidates should have one to two years experience
with mass spectrometry of proteins and peptides by MALDI-TOF MS and LC
MS/MS. One or more positions are available.<br>
<br>
<u>Protein Separation Specialist<br>
</u>This position will be responsible for the function of the
Proteomics Center protein separation operations.&nbsp; The Protein
Separation Specialist will operate instruments for protein gel
electrophoresis, image acquisition, robots for spot picking/protein
digestion and MALDI preparation.&nbsp; The Protein Separation
Specialist should have a B.S. or M.S., depending on experience in
protein biochemistry or related discipline.&nbsp; Three to four years
experience with solubilization of protein samples and protein
electrophoresis is desired.</font><br>
<font face="Times" size="+2" color="#000000"></font></div>
<div><font face="Times" size="+2" color="#000000">Send curriculum
vitae and contact information of three references to:
ProteomicsCenter@missouri.edu or Proteomics Center, Division of
Biological Sciences, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211-7400.&nbsp;
The review of applications will begin immediately and continue until
the positions are filled.<br>
<br>
<i>MU is an equal opportunity-affirmative action employer.&nbsp; To
request ADA accommodations contact Robin Brueckner at 573-882-6650 or
by email at BruecknerR@missouri.edu.</i></font></div>
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From: tobe@zoo.utoronto.ca (S.S. Tobe)
Subject: Two Canada Research Chairs, Department of Zoology, University of 
Organization: U of Toronto Zoology
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Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2001 18:17:57 GMT

Outstanding applicants are sought for two tenure stream appointments, 
rank open. 

Evolutionary geneticist, preferably doing experimental work in population 
or quantitative genetics, to bridge existing strengths in the Department 
in evolutionary and population biology.   

Experimental neurobiologist, preferably working on invertebrate systems 
using both physiological and molecular genetic approaches. The ideal 
candidate would interact profitably with strong existing groups in 
developmental biology and comparative physiology within the Department.

There is a large community of comparative physiologists, neurobiologists 
and developmental biologists at the University, with superb facilities 
for functional or comparative genomics/proteomics.

We will nominate the successful applicants for Canada Research Chairs 
(Tier I or Tier II, as appropriate:  http://www.chairs.gc.ca). These 
federally endowed chairs are open to all nationalities.  Tier I Chairs 
are for prominent senior researchers; Tier II Chairs are for assistant 
and associate professors with extraordinary potential.   The Department 
plans three additional CRC appointments in comparative/evolutionary 
biology for 2002-3.

By 14 December 2001, candidates should send a curriculum vitae, 
statements on research and teaching, and have three recommendation 
letters sent to: 

                Department of Zoology 
                Evolutionary Genetics or Neurobiology Search
                University of Toronto 
                25 Harbord St. 
                Toronto, ON. M5S 3G5 Canada 

Direct queries to:  Locke Rowe (Evolutionary Genetics: lrowe@zoo.utoronto.ca) 
or Stephen Tobe (Neurobiology:  stephen.tobe@utoronto.ca).  

Information on the Department of Zoology can be found at 
http://www.zoo.utoronto.ca

The University of Toronto is strongly committed to diversity within its 
community and especially welcomes applications from visible minority 
group members, women, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, 
members of sexual minority groups, and others who may contribute to the 
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DIRECTOR, BIOMETRICS
The Director of Biometrics will manage the department providing vision,
leadership and mentoring for personnel in the groups.  This highly visible
Director is responsible for successful coordination and execution of
projects involving biostatistics, client interaction, fostering effective
inter-and intra-departmental relationships, efficient functioning of groups,
oversight of training, evaluation of new processes and methods, and
achievement of departmental corporate goals and objectives.
Qualifications: Ph.D. in biostatistics or mathematics with demonstrated
prior experience in drug/biologic/device development.  Minimum of 5 years
experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology or device industry.  Minimum of
4 years management experience.  Minimum of 4 years biostatistical and data
management experience.  Must have excellent communication and presentation
skills, very strong time management, decision making, and organizational
skills, as well as excellent computer skills.  Thorough knowledge of
biostatistical and data management practices and principles is required. We
seek a flexible, professional, team oriented person who is capable of
motivating personnel, effecting change, and working across departments.
Preferred Qualifications: Experience presenting to the FDA.  Minimum of 2
years prior experience at a CRO.  Experience in leading diverse teams
simultaneously.


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CLINICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE II
Seeking a qualified individual to be an in-house lead CRA on clinical
trials.  Responsibilities include ensuring prompt study start-ups, assisting
in protocol and CRF design, providing protocol specific training for CRAs,
limited monitoring of regional sites, and handling inquiries from
investigative sites and CRAs.  GCP knowledge, strong written/verbal
communication skills, a minimum of 1-year monitoring experience, and a life
science or nursing degree required.  Travel required is approximately 20%.

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CLINICAL PROJECT MANAGER
Under minimal supervision, the Clinical Project Manager acts as the liaison
with clients while managing project teams to ensure quality service.
Responsibilities encompass the overall management of a project including
budgeting, timeline adherence, internal and external communications, project
deliverables. Serves as point of contact for internal and external
customers.  Required qualifications:  Bachelor's degree or equivalent
combination of education and experience, including course work in health
related field; minimum 3-5 years experience working within the
pharmaceutical/biotech industry.  Must have the ability to handle multiple
projects simultaneously and manage multi-functional teams; must have
creative problem solving skills; excellent verbal / written communication
skills.  Must have strong computer skills.  Must have strong time management
and organizational skills. Preferred qualifications: Project management
experience or diverse experience within a CRO; 1-year management experience.

King Consulting Services
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Title:  Associate or Director Level Biostatisticians

Salary:  Open

Location:  Houston and Boston

Description:  We are in search of a senior biostatistician with strong
technical and management skills.  This project manager will oversee a team
of biostatisticians and will serve as the primary contact with clients.
This individual will be responsible for writing statistical analysis plans,
reviewing protocols, and providing technical guidance on multiple projects.

Requirements:  Ph.D. or M.D. with at least 36 credit hours in Statistics and
a minimum of 3 years experience in the biomedical/pharmaceutical industry or
at a research hospital, or an M.S. with at least 12 credit hours in
statistics and a minimum of 6 years of relevant work experience.

King Consulting Services
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Title: Oracle Clinical Specialist

Salary: No limit  (Completely Open)

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

We are in search of a highly analytical individual to document the
development, validation and procedures of an Oracle Clinical System in a
Pharmaceutical/ CRO environment. This individual will assist study teams and
provide guidance to internal clients in performing all work according to
System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) standards as it relates to Oracle
Clinical activities.  They will be responsible for development of project
plans and ad hoc activities to ensure on-time execution.

REQUIREMENTS:	BS degree in combination with Oracle Clinical certification
and work experience. Must have 2-5 years experience in an FDA regulated
industry with Oracle Clinical and SQL- PL/SQL in a NT environment.

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A Vancouver pharmaceutical firm currently has an exciting opening for a QC
Specifications Manager. This person will be look at to develop QC
specifications throughout the different stages in the product lifecycle.
This will include establishing and managing product specification for raw
materials, intermediate products, stability and final products.

The ideal person for this position must have a Bachelors degree or relevant
combination of education and experience along with 5+ years of work
experience within the pharmaceutical industry and within a cGMP environment.
Must also have a strong knowledge of regulatory guidance documents that deal
with product specifications (ICH, FDA…).  Previous experience leading or
managing groups as well as writing specific documentation is also needed.
Preference will be given to those that have drug development knowledge
especially Phase I through NDA submissions and/or knowledge of statistically
methods and techniques.


Please forward a detailed resume to:

Volt Human Resources, Inc.
Vancouver BC
Attention: Sean Mullins
Fax: (604) 685-6175
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Manager, Clinical QA

Salary:	Open
Location:	Massachusetts
Type:		Full Time - Experienced

You'll be responsible for the development, implementation, and maintenance
of quality assurance systems and activities; and will ensure that clinical
research activities conform to federal and international regulations, as
well as Biogen procedures and expectations. This will entail establishing
and maintaining policies, procedures, standards and conducting training to
ensure compliance; evaluating clinical research activities; performing
and/or managing clinical site audits, in-house audits, computer system
audits, and clinical study report audits; developing and implementing
quality improvements that address weaknesses or exposures identified through
QA activities; acting as a consultant relative to the interpretation of
regulations and their implementation; reviewing SOPs to assure compliance
with GCP regulations and ICH guidelines; preparing sites for FDA or other
regulatory agency inspections, and assisting in the preparation of written
responses to findings; delivering periodic presentations to management
regarding strategies for responding to current compliance issues, corrective
actions arising from audits and areas for improvement in quality systems;
and keeping abreast of current regulatory requirements worldwide and
updating senior management on the possible ramifications of regulatory
changes.

Requirements:
A BS degree with 6-10 years experience is required (Masters degree
preferred). Other qualifications include extensive knowledge of clinical
research regulations and guidelines (i.e., GCP, ICH, Government compliance
programs); working knowledge of the drug development process and clinical
trial operations; proven written and verbal communication skills; medical
and/or regulatory writing experience; problem solving, analytical, decision
making skills; and managerial/staff development skills.

King Consulting Services
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Title:  Biostatistical/SAS Programmer

Salary:  Open

Location:  Houston and Boston

Description:  We are in search of a programmer with statistical experience
and good communication skills.  This individual will provide SAS programming
and validation support for the generation of statistical tables, patient
data listings, SAS graphics, and analysis data sets for clinical trial
reports.

Requirements:  B.S. with at least 2 years of related programming experience.
Prefer candidates with experience in clinical research, especially SAS MACRO
experience on a Windows 95/NT platform.

King Consulting Services
P.O. Box 165
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
pharm@kingcs.com
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A growing pharmaceutical company in Vancouver is currently searching for
someone that has the right mix of biotech knowledge and leadership
capabilities to fill an opening they have for a Senior Analytical Chemist.
This person will be responsible for managing the Analytical Services Unit
that will support the functions of the Research and Process
Development/Manufacturing Departments. They must also create new methods for
GMP QC that can be used in the product’s final phases.  Coordination of
non-GMP analyses is also part of this person’s duties.

The person that is being sought after has either a Ph.D. with 2-5 years of
experience or a M.Sc.  with 5-8 years of experience.  They must also have
proven analytical problem solving and troubleshooting skills along with
previous experience with HPLC methodology and analyzing techniques in
pipeline products and assay validation.  Strong interpersonal, communication
and leadership skills are also a must. Preference will be given to those
that have either a knowledge of Phase I/II drug development and/or Lipids
analysis background.

Please forward a detailed resume to:
Volt Human Resources, Inc.
Vancouver, BC
Attention: Sean Mullins
Fax: (604) 685-6175
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Rapidly expanding UK division of $25m turnover progressive research company
offering analytical support to pharmaceutical companies, both blue chip and
up and coming. Business growth has created a new role for a Senior Scientist
to work on bioanalytical method development and act as study director.

You will contribute to the bioanalytical method development and technical
support for the expanding mass spectrometry department. This involves
developing bespoke robust and high quality methods for individual clients as
well as off the shelf methods. As study director, you will project manage a
diverse range of bioanalytical studies from start to finish. This will
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Expansion and major investment in new bioanalytical facilities has created a
number of openings at this leading pharmaceutical research organisation.
They are retained by 75% of the world_s top pharmaceutical companies for
their cutting edge bioanalysis and pharmacokinetic services. This growth is
set to continue offering prospective employees outstanding career
development opportunity in a dynamic and evolving company.

The Bioanalysis facility is equipped with state of the art analytical and
sample preparation technologies. This includes Class 1 biological safety
cabinets, solid-phase and liquid-liquid sample preparations, automated
extraction technology, chromatographic and detection systems and fully
automated mass spectrometers.

A Senior Scientist/Mass Spectroscopist is required to provide expertise with
a focus on LC-Automation with Robotic sample clean up/extraction. You will
also give expert advice and assistance in the operation and maintenance of
single and triple quadrupole mass spectrometers and, validation and use of
LC-MS and LC-MS-MS methods for analysing pharmaceutical compounds in
biological matrices. Other duties include identifying opportunities for the
use of further automation, training Bioanalysis departmental members in
operation and maintenance of the mass spectrometers and liaison with
clients.

We are looking for high calibre and motivated scientists with good verbal
and written communication skills. You will be a graduate in Chemistry (or
equivalent) and have a proven track record with LC-MS-MS analysis of
biological matrices. Experience of the routine maintenance of triple
quadrupole mass spectrometers and the interpretation of quantitative and
qualitative mass spectrometric data is essential. You will have worked in a
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For immediate interview, please contact John Sherratt on:
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Expansion and major investment in new bioanalytical facilities has created a
number of openings at this leading pharmaceutical research organisation.
They are retained by 75% of the world_s top pharmaceutical companies for
their cutting edge bioanalysis and pharmacokinetic services. This growth is
set to continue offering prospective employees outstanding career
development opportunity in a dynamic and evolving company.

The Bioanalysis facility is equipped with state of the art analytical and
sample preparation technologies. This includes Class 1 biological safety
cabinets, solid-phase and liquid-liquid sample preparations, automated
extraction technology, chromatographic and detection systems and fully
automated mass spectrometers.

A Senior Scientist/Mass Spectroscopist is required to provide expertise with
a focus on LC-MS-MS Method Development for the analysis of pharmaceutical
compounds in biological matrices. You will also give expert advice and
assistance in the operation and maintenance of single and triple quadrupole
mass spectrometers. Other duties include identifying opportunities for the
use of further automation, training Bioanalysis departmental members in
operation and maintenance of the mass spectrometers and liaison with
clients.

We are looking for high calibre and motivated scientists with good verbal
and written communication skills. You will be a graduate in Chemistry (or
equivalent) and have a proven track record with LC-MS-MS analysis of
biological matrices. Experience of the routine maintenance of triple
quadrupole mass spectrometers and the interpretation of quantitative and
qualitative mass spectrometric data is essential. You will have worked in a
GLP environment, ideally in the pharmaceutical or CRO industry.

For immediate interview, please contact John Sherratt on:
+44 161 976 4000 or email jsherratt@vrs-uk.net
VRS, Chapel House, 59 Chapel Road, Sale, Cheshire, M33 7FD


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Expansion and major investment in new bioanalytical facilities has created a
number of openings at this leading pharmaceutical research organisation.
They are retained by 75% of the world_s top pharmaceutical companies for
their cutting edge bioanalysis and pharmacokinetic services. This growth is
set to continue offering prospective employees outstanding career
development opportunity in a dynamic and evolving company.

The Bioanalysis facility is equipped with state of the art analytical and
sample preparation technologies. This includes Class 1 biological safety
cabinets, solid-phase and liquid-liquid sample preparations, automated
extraction technology, chromatographic and detection systems and fully
automated mass spectrometers.

Ongoing departmental expansion has created an opportunity for a senior
scientist/facilities manager to be responsible for the Bioanalytical
facilities for the Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics department. This is
a significant role entailing the management of upto 20 staff, including
supervisors, senior scientists and scientists. The main responsibilities
entail:
-	Management of a LC-MS-MS group
-	With strong leadership, motivate, develop, appraise, recruit and train
staff
-	Ensure management and sponsors are aware of all implications of data
generated within LC-MS-MS Bioanalysis
-	Ensure work is correctly documented, methods validated and all procedures
comply with internal and external operating procedures and regulations
-	To recommend, evaluate and implement new techniques
-	Make presentations and publish papers to enhance the prestige of the
department
-	Where necessary, act as Study Director for designated pre-clinical studies

The Person:
-	A good degree or higher degree in bioanalytical chemistry or a related
discipline
-	Significant expertise in Bioanalytical techniques with a proven track
record in the delivery of LC-MS-MS methods
-	Strong scientific/technical background and knowledge of LC-MS-MS
-	7-10 years in a bioanalytical environment ideally in a CRO or
pharmaceutical company.
-	Knowledge of the role of bioanalysis in the drug discovery/development
process
-	A successful track record of leading and managing teams of at least 10
people
-	Strong leadership and management skills are essential
-	Commercially and financially aware with a sound understanding of the drug
development business.

For immediate interview, please contact John Sherratt on:
+44 161 976 4000 or email jsherratt@vrs-uk.net
VRS, Chapel House, 59 Chapel Road, Sale, Cheshire, M33 7FD

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Expansion and major investment in new bioanalytical facilities has created a
number of openings at this leading pharmaceutical research organisation.
They are retained by 75% of the world_s top pharmaceutical companies for
their cutting edge bioanalysis and pharmacokinetic services. This growth is
set to continue offering prospective employees outstanding career
development opportunity in a dynamic and evolving company.

The Bioanalysis facility is equipped with state of the art analytical and
sample preparation technologies. This includes Class 1 biological safety
cabinets, solid-phase and liquid-liquid sample preparations, automated
extraction technology, chromatographic and detection systems and fully
automated mass spectrometers.

There is an urgent requirement for a Laboratory Manager to oversee the
operations of the laboratory. This is a Senior Scientist grade role and
duties also entail method development and validation and, performing routine
assays on compounds in pre-clinical and clinical studies. With your
experience and knowledge, you will maximise expertise in general procedures,
extraction, chromatographic and mass spectrometry techniques. This will also
include standard preparation, sample analysis and data manipulation
consistent with GLP and other relevant regulatory standards. You will be
responsible for the line management of subordinate staff with respect to day
to day work load, training and appraisal.

A graduate in Chemistry (or equivalent) you will have 3-5 years experience
in a bioanalytical laboratory, ideally in a CRO or pharmaceutical
environment. Supervisory or management experience is important along with a
track record in LC-MS-MS analysis of biological matrices. Strong and
confident communication skills are a prerequisite.

For immediate interview, please contact John Sherratt on:
+44 161 976 4000 or email jsherratt@vrs-uk.net
VRS, Chapel House, 59 Chapel Road, Sale, Cheshire, M33 7FD



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Molecular Biology Postdoc position available in early 2002 (Feb or March) -
Florida Atlantic University (Boca Raton, FL)/Harbor Branch Oceanographic
Institution (Ft Pierce, Florida)

This NSF funded project will involve construction and screening of a cDNA
library from marine invertebrates for secondary metabolite biosynthesis.
Ph.D's with working experience with handling RNA and/or DNA from non-model
organisms (corals, algae) will be preferred.   At least 2, possibly 3 years
of funding available.  If interested, please send enquiries, CV, and 3
contact references to 

Jose V. Lopez, Ph.D.
Assistant Scientist
Division of Biomedical Marine Research
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
5600 US 1 North
Ft. Pierce, FL 34946
lopez@hboi.edu
http://www.hboi.edu/dbmr/dbmr_home.html
  

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********************************************************************** 
PURCHASING-MATERIALS 
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MANAGER/DIRECTOR 
STEPHEN KENNETH LAW 
1010 ARDMORE AVENUE 
HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, 90254 
Home Phone: 310-372-1906 
Work Phone:  714-771-9447 
Email:slk1@earthlink.net


Cover Letter: 

Dear Sirs, 


I come to you with over 15 years of Purchasing and Materials 
Management experience in a wide array of manufacturing 
environments. Possessing a constant sense of urgency and 
superb communication skills, I am a diligent and proactive 
professional manager who excels at problem solving and providing 
results for internal and external customers. 

I am in search of a Materials or Purchasing Manager / Director 
position which utilizes my vast years of experience in Operations, 
Materials, Purchasing and Logistics Management. 

My experience extends from metals, plastics, machining, 
fabrication, casting and outside processing to electronics and the 
medical device manufacture field.  I am a purchasing professional 
with proven performance in contract negotiation, supply chain 
management and cost reduction.  I have extensive skills with 
ERP/MRP systems implementation and execution as well as 
establishing the policies and procedures needed to support 
them.  As an exemplary leader, I am able to hire, train and 
motivate employees as well as manage all priorities in dynamic 
work environments. 

I am willing to relocate within California, as well as to Michigan, 
where I am from originally.  I will be happy to share more of 
my experience with you over the phone or at an interview. 



Sincerely, 

Stephen K. Law 





RESUME: 

An energetic, pro-active professional manager with over 15 years 
experience in Operations including Purchasing and Materials 
Management, International Procurement, 

Production, Logistics and Quality. 

ASML, Thermal Division                                         

PRESENT 
Employed as Purchasing Manager for this ISO 9000 manufacturer 
of Robotic Capital Equipment used in Thermal Chemical Coating of 
Silicon Wafers, serving the Semiconductor and Electronics 
industries. 

Manage staff of 18 Buyers purchasing over 100 million dollars 
annually in robotic assemblies, electronics, hardware, and all 
forms of metals fabrication. Establish operations policies and 
procedures while implementing Oracle MRP/ERP systems.  
Improve logistics and procurement processes while utilizing world 
class supply chain methods. Coordinate routinely with all levels of 
management to assure timely delivery and fulfillment of all materials 
and service requirements. Initiate cost and lead time reductions. 

Semtronics Corporation, a Division of OK International
DOVER Industries        
1999 - 2000 
Employed as Materials Manager of this Electronics Manufacturer 
of Ionization and Voltage Monitoring ESD Grounding Equipment, 
serving the Electronics manufacturing PCB and DISCDRIVE 
industries. 

Responsible for the Management of  Purchasing, Planning, and 
Inventory Control.  Maintain global supplier relationships along with 
creating mutually beneficial strategic alliances.  Served as primary 
Operations contact for all customer service requirements 
through production and distribution.  Played a key role in a facility 
re-location from the East Coast as well as being the lead in the 
integration of new manufacturing MRP software systems.  Hired and 
trained staff. Maintain materials performance metrics. 

Johnson & Johnson Medical, Depuy Ace                          

1997 -1999 
Employed as Senior Technical Buyer for this ISO 9000, FDA GMP 
Medical Device manufacturer of  Titanium Orthopedic Surgical 
Implants and Medical Devices including hip, screw and nail implants. 

Responsible for the Management of all Subcontract Purchasing 
and Outsourcing of surgical instrument and implant product lines. 
Served as primary Purchasing department contact between 
Engineering and Marketing Departments for research and 
development of all new and existing product lines.  Coordinated 
routinely with Quality Control for receiving inspection and resolution 
of supplier quality issues. 

Matthews Studio Equipment, Inc.                              
1994 - 1997 
Employed as Purchasing Manager for this manufacturer of 
Television, Video, and Motion Picture equipment and accessories 
located in Burbank, California with annual sales over  $16 million. 

Responsible for the purchasing of all materials, goods, 
services, and equipment required for Production and Operations. 
Managed the Purchasing and Receiving Departments as well as all 
Subcontract Operations. Served as sole support to Production, Sales, 
and Senior Management to coordinate requirements from 
Manufacturing through Packaging and Shipment. Negotiated sourcing 
contracts with domestic and international suppliers. Achieved 
significant favorable cost variance savings through commodity 
targeting. 

Allied Metals Corporation                            
1987 - 1994 
Employed as Operations Manager for the Western Branch 
processing facility of this Michigan based supplier of various high 
purity iron and alloy products for the production of castings, and 
super alloys. 

Responsible for the set up of Management and Administration of 
western operation including Production, Inventory Control, 
Warehousing, Shipping, Quality Verification and Receiving. Promoted 
from Materials/Quality Manager to Operations manager. Implemented 
lean manufacturing techniques. 

EDUCATION/OTHER 
DEGREED B.A. Economics: