EXTENDING & ENHANCING HUMAN LIFE Bristol-Myers Squibb is a world leader in oncology* infectious diseases, diabetes, immunology» neuroscience and cardiovascular research. To stay on top, we need to continue to recruit new scientists and engineers who have the creativity to support the discovery, development and manufacturing of the medicines of tomorrow. For the next generation of leaders in pharmaceutical research, Bristol-Myers Squibb is an excellent place to work. We are currently recruiting the following scientists/engineers; Associate Director, Biochemical Design, Piainsboro, NJ (Job Code 7437) The successful individual wiil be grounded in fundamental engineering principles with strong pharmaceutical and biological process unit design skills and proven experience in the application of Bio Chemical mfg design criteria, pilot plants, material handling, environmental and containment projects, as well as support facilities infrastructure and utilities related. Familiar with pertinent national and international codes. Ability to travel regularly to global BMS project design and construction locations. B.S. in Chemical or Mech. Engineering. Registration as a Professional Engineers desirable. 10-15 years' minimum working experience in the Biotech Pharmaceutical industry. The individual will be expected to provide expertise in process systems in support of capital projects and ongoing operations. This will &;: Include Possesses broad knowledge of functional requirements of biological and pharmaceutical facilities and engineering best practices. Understands \s••••. needs, business risks and organizational dynamics as well as their implications based on developing alternate plans and choices Achieves a cost effective fi: f functional finished project through the application of design guidelines and standards, value engineering, life cycle costing and engineering best practices | '$;l and all applicable safety, regulatory and legal requirements. Drive process engineering design for the execution of projects dealing with bulk chemical and v;'i bio chemical facilities. I••••) Associate Director, Process Automation/Instrumentation, Piainsboro, NJ (Job Code 7438) 14 The successful individual will provide leadership and lead the effort in setting up effective project automation strategy and philosophy for the various BMS (a-ï processes and facilities. Grounded in fundamental engineering principles relative to process automation design including the development of Delta V j:•j\ process automation system basis of design.Generate DCS development, testing and starting support cost estimates. Familiar with pertinent national and £γ ; international codes. Ability to travel regularly to global BMS project design and construction locations. Handle mfg., development, EHS and QA QC technical (i;;:; assistance and technical opinions skillfully. B.S. in Electrical or Chemical Engineering. Registration as a Professional Engineer is desirable. 10*15 years' \fûâ s;·,,' minimum working experience in the Biotech Pharmaceutical Industry. The individual wiil be expected to provide expertise in the process automation
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Anticipates solves complex situations by conducting, in a team environment, in depth analysis of problems and provides alternative solutions. Demonstrated successful implementation of chemical processes in API network. Experience interacting with global bulk network including manufacturing, technical and EHS organizations. Demonstrated process engineering expertise. Expert knowledge of manufacturing operations, and implementation of processes into bulk manufacturing network. Knowledge of safety and EHS requirements. Minimum of Bachelor's of Engineering or equivalent. Knowledge of process automation beneficial. Associate Director, API Process (Equipment), New Brunswick, Ν J (Job Code 7168) The successful individual develops, implements and communicates a clear strategic vision to enhance equipment utilization in the preparation of bulk intermediate and API processes. Holds a high degree of knowledge of bulk intermediate and API processes. Ability to positively impact process cycle times and reduce cost of goods. Clear understanding of process containment trends and requirements. Sponsors, seeks, drives and supports continuous improvement initiatives, individual or teams, to enhance the automation of existing and new intermediate and API processes. Anticipates and solves complex situations by conducting, in a team environment, in depth analysis of problems and provides alternative solutions. Demonstrated successful implementation of chemical processes in API network. Experience interacting with global bulk network including manufacturing, technical and EHS organizations. Demonstrated process equipment and containment expertise. Knowledge in operation of process equipment and containment beneficial. Expert knowledge of manufacturing operations, and implementation of processes into bulk manufacturing network. Knowledge of safety and EHS requirements. Minimum of Bachelor's of Engineering or equivalent. Knowledge of continuous improvement processes beneficial. Associate Director, API Process (Hazard), New Brunswick, Ν J (Job Code 7170) The successful individual develops, implements and communicates a clear strategic vision to enhance process safety of bulk intermediates and APIs. Holds a high degree of regulatory knowledge with specific reference to EHS systems and controls. Ability to coordinate and interpret chemical hazards testing, thermal hazard, analysis and dust explosion testing and implement engineering solutions to mitigate hazards in conjunction with manufacturing teams and EHS. Work within team environment to recommend and support alternatives for potentially hazardous chemistry and identify equipment and controls to mitigate identified issues. Maintains the highest degree of intermediates and API process systems knowledge. Tracks company, industry and regulatory activities to ensure BMS maintains an exemplary record with respect to process safety within the bulk network. Fosters individual or group development by identifying formal training towards enhancing chemical process and process equipment hazard assessment and risk management. Sponsors, seeks, drives and supports continuous improvement initiatives individual or teams , to enhance the safety of API processes in the bulk manufacturing. Ability to interpret and or lead process hazard analysis studies. Demonstrated successful implementation of chemical processes in API network. Experience interacting with global bulk network including manufacturing, technical and EHS organizations. Demonstrated process risk and hazard assessment skilis.Expert knowledge of manufacturing operations, and implementation of processes into bulk manufacturing network. Knowledge of safety and EHS requirements. Minimum of Bachelor's in Chemistry, Engineering or equivalent. Knowledge of process scale up beneficial. Bulk process hazard project analysis experience beneficial. Research Scientist I, Princeton, Ν J (Job Code 7412) The successful individual will conduct multi-step and parallel organic synthesis under the direction of a supervising scientist and as a member of a highly collaborative team. Duties will include the development of solution and solid phase parallel synthesis routes to provide novel organic compounds, and the application of these routes to solve medicinal chemistry problems. The scientist will make extensive use of automation for the synthesis, analysis and purification processes, and will contribute to the specification and development of process and automation improvements. Use of appropriate applications software for the design and execution of experiments and documentation of results will be required. A BS in chemistry with a minimum of 4 years of experience in pharmaceutical research or an MS in chemistry with a minimum of 2 years of experience in pharmaceutical research is required. This position requires a sound knowledge of the practical and theoretical aspects of synthetic organic chemistry including familiarity with modern approaches to the analysis and purification of organic compounds. Strong computer skills in general are required. Familiarity with chemical structure drawing, data analysis and presentation software, and laboratory instrument control software is preferred. Good written and verbal communication skills are needed for the concise documentation, presentation, and discussion of scientific results. Associate Research Scientist II, Hopewell, NJ (Job Code 6934) and Wallingoford, CT (Job Code 7161) The successful individual wiil be responsible for the synthesis of novel pharmacologically active compounds using organic synthesis techniques and computational approaches. Must possess knowledge of the practical and theoretical aspects of synthetic organic chemistry, including familiarity with modern analytical techniques for compound purification and characterization. A BS in Organic Chemistry with 2 to 4 years of relevant experience or an MS in Organic Chemistry with 0 to 2 years of relevant experience. Candidates must have practical experience with multi-step organic synthetic reactions and the purification of organic compounds using contemporary methods. An understanding of fundamental reaction mechanisms and functional group reactivity and familiarity with spectroscopic techniques NMR, IR, MS, etc. and spectral interpretation are required. Bristol-Myers Squibb offers the opportunity to work with outstanding scientists and engineers in a stimulating environment. .We also offer a competitive starting salary, comprehensive benefits, and a working environment conducive to professional growth. 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Ben Venue Laboratories, Inc., the nation's oldest and largest custom manufacturer of sterile, injectable pharmaceutical products, is enjoying continued growth and is pleased to offer excellent opportunities for proven leaders. We have Professional and Management Opportunities in the following areas:
Chemists · Manufacturing · Quality Assurance · Microbiology To take advantage of these attractive opportunities, we prefer that you have a 4-year degree in an Engineering or Science-related field and relevant industry experience. We seek candidates with excellent communication, organizational, and technical skills. We offer an excellent compensation and benefits package, including comprehensive medical/dental/vision/prescription, 401 (k), profit sharing, and much more. Interested candidates should forward a resume and salary expectations to: Ben Venue Laboratories, Inc., Attn: Human
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D. E. Shaw Research and Development Computational Chemistry Extraordinarily gifted computational chemists and other computational scientists are sought to join a rapidly growing New York-based research group that is pursuing an ambitious, long-term strategy aimed at fundamentally transforming the process of drug discovery.
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Candidates should have world-class credentials in computational chemistry, biology, or physics, or in a relevant area of computer science or applied mathematics, and must have unusually strong research and software engineering skills. Relevant areas of experience might include the computation of protein-ligand binding free energies, molecular dynamics and/or Monte Carlo simulations of biomolecular systems, application of statistical mechanics to biomolecular systems, free energy perturbation methods, and methods for speeding up evaluation of electrostatic energies—but specific knowledge of any of these areas is less critical than exceptional intellectual ability and a demonstrated track record of achievement. Current areas of interest within the group include the prediction of protein structures and binding free energies, structure- and ligand-based drug design, de novo ligand design algorithms, and the development of special-purpose hardware to accelerate computational chemistry simulations.
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This research effort is being financed by the D. E. Shaw group, an investment and technology development firm with approximately $8 billion in aggregate capital. The project was initiated by the firm's founder, Dr. David E. Shaw, and operates under his direct scientific leadership. We are eager to add both senior- and junior-level members to our world-class team, and are prepared to offer above-market compensation to candidates of truly exceptional ability. Please send your CV (including list of publications, thesis topic, and advisor, if applicable) to
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INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS TECHNICAL SALES/SERVICE REP. IV Ensure Industrial Coatings customer satisfaction by providing technical service to customers on wide range of prdcts. & application techniques. Prvde. sales support to ensure maintenance & expansion of business at existing accts. & effective start-up of new accts. Investigate prdct. problems that customers may encounter to determine if problem was product- or process-related. Institute corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence of the problem. Provide customers with recommendations on paint systm. to use on prgrms. they are bidding on as new business. Adjust incoming paint for color to match standards predetermined by the Original Equip. Mfr. ("OEM") customers. Adjust additives to eliminate paint problems on-line at customer sites. Work directly with customers with their processes to improve yield rates & appearance of final prdcts. off the finishing line. Work with customers on both wet-end & dry-end processes; robot or sprayer pathing; spray gun setting; defect analysis; & sanding & buffing processes. Write up test matrices for laboratory to perform for prdct. improvements; set up timelines & track timelines for new color work. Ensure that correlations between customer lines & company's technical labs are maintained to help eliminate field tinting. Work with technical labs as a conduit between technical sales/service field reps. & customers. Maintain customerfocus within the organization. B.S. in Chemistry, Engrg., or Technical Educ. plus 5 yrs. experience in job offered or as Chemist, Finish Engr., Paint Line Mgr., Service Acct. Mgr., or Prdct. Specialist reqd. Experience must include: (1) Formulating automotive coatings (basecoats/ primers, 2K clearcoats, etch-resistant clearcoats) using waterborne & solvent-based technologies; (2) Automotive color matching & color matching techniques (using visual/X-Rite info, to adjust color & effective usage of pastes); (3) Conducting coatings lab tests including % non-volatile, pigment to binder, VOC (volatile organic content), analyzing test results & adjusting coatings formulas appropriately to achieve desired results; & (4) Dvlpng. & analyzing matrixes to simulate a given coatings problem & dvlp. alternative solutions. 40 hrs/wk, 8 am - 5 pm. $64,572/yr. Qualified applicants submit resume to: Site Director., Pgh./AUegheny County CareerLink, Attn: CL Prgrm. Spvsr., 425 Sixth Ave., Ste. 2200, Pgh., PA 15219-1837. Refer to Job Order Number WEB482743.
IC PACKAGING & INTERCONNECTS DEV'T ENGINEER/SCIENTIST (DuPont, Research Triangle Park, NC) - Dev't & testing of IC Pkg'g & Interconnect materials incl app studies & qualification of new materials & processes w/IC Pkg'g houses & Original Equip Mfrs. Dvlp & test electronic materials to characterize mech & electrical properties, long-term reliability & processability through internal & external tests incl qualifications at IC Pkg'g houses & OEMs. Dvlp tech info to broad industry value. Make tech recommendations to business team. Participate in Prod Dev't Teams; eval competitive offerings & communicate to R&D, Mktg, Sales, Mfg, & customers w/regard to tech info. Req. masters in materials sci & eng'g or closely related field; bkgd in educ, train'g or exp in IC Pkg'g tech & electronic materials; bkgd in educ, train'g or exp incl tech interaction w/R&D & end use customers; must have utilized s/w tools inclJMP, Minitab, MS Project 2000 & MS Office Suite for proj documentation & presentations; 40 hrs/wk; 8am-4:30pm; salary commens w/exp. Resumes to J. Rinko, DuPont, 1007 Market St., Rm. D-7031, Wilmington, DE 19898.
SENIOR RESEARCH CHEMIST & RESEARCH CHEMIST- FORMULATION DEVELOPMENT BioLab Inc. is expanding in the field of household cleaning products. Sales are increasing, and technical professionals are being added to support continued longterm growth. Join us at our modern R&D facility in the Atlanta suburbs. We are seeking innovative chemists to bring new products to market. Sr. Research Chemist position requires B.S. Chemistry & 4+ years in formulation development involving surfactants for household/industrial cleaners or personal care or cosmetics. Will lead projects and junior staff. Research Chemist position requires B.S. Chemistry; we will provide formulation development education. Relocation available for Sr. R. Chemist, but not for R. Chemist; competitive benefits package. EOE & ADA. View our web site at http://www.biolabinc.com/index.html. Contact
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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Bettis Laboratory The Bettis Laboratory has several positions available in the Materials Technology Activity. The principle focus for these positions is support of a new program to design and develop materials for a civilian spacecraft nuclear reactor. These exciting opportunities involve the development of a space nuclear power system intended for use on deep space missions, such as NASA's Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter (JIMO). JIMO will explore the potential for the existence of subsurface oceans and the possibility of life therein on three of Jupiter's icy moons. The Bettis Laboratory also designs, develops, and supports the nuclear propulsion plants used on U.S. Navy warships. Opportunities exist for B.S., M.S., and Ph.D level material scientists and engineers to develop and assess the potential of high performance materials and innovative engineering solutions for the unique challenges posed by a space reactor power system. Strong verbal and written communication skills are required for all positions. Positions are available for experienced professionals as well as recent graduates. The Laboratory's main site is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Bettis Laboratory is operated for the Department of Energy by Bechtel Bettis, Inc. We are seeking individuals with the following qualifications: LABORATORY
POSITION: Material Modeling RESPONSIBILITIES: Develop phenomenological and micromechanical models for material behavior applicable for the prediction of in- and out-of-reactor behavior of materials at operating temperature as well as for optimization of fabrication procedures. Modeling of mechanical and thermal performance for candidate fuel systems and chemical compatibility between various core and plant components and coolants will be required. The individuals will work closely with developers of structural materials to develop appropriate test programs to resolve critical questions. Modeling results will serve an integral role in guiding the development of core and plant design procedures and specification of manufacturing processes.
POSITION: Fuel and Control Material Development RESPONSIBILITIES: Develop materials and fabrication processes for poisons, and in-core neutron reflectors and absorbers. The individuals of in- and out-of-reactor test programs to establish required design collaboration with personnel responsible for cladding and coolant compatibility and performance.
U-bearing reactor fuels, spectral shift will also participate in the development properties. There will also be close development to assure fuel system
POSITION: Reactor Core Structural Material Development RESPONSIBILITIES: Develop materials and fabrication processes for fuel cladding and core structural components. The individuals will also participate in the development of in- and out-of-reactor test programs to establish required design properties. There will also be close collaboration with personnel responsible for fuel, coolant and energy conversion system development to assure fuel system and core component compatibility and performance.
POSITION: Plant Material Development RESPONSIBILITIES: Development of materials and qualification of manufacturing/fabrication processes for coolants, shielding materials and materials for use in piping, heat exchangers, accumulators, pumps, heat pipes and other plant components and systems. These individuals will participate in the development of in- and out-ofpile test programs to establish required material properties. Close collaboration with personnel responsible for fuel and core structural materials and reactor and plant design, as well as energy conversion and radiator development will be required to assure meeting reactor system performance and mission objectives.
All candidates must be U.S. citizens, will be subject to a Federal background investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified material. For information about the Bettis Laboratory or to submit a resume, visit our website at www.bettislab.com.
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V. FLINT INK CORP., manufacturer and distributor of high quality inks and colorants, seeks a Technical Director to lead a team of scientists and technicians in the development of the next generation Lithographic and Flexographic inks, Pigment dispersions and Energy Curable Coatings. Bachelor's degree in Industrial Management or equivalent combination of education and experience and min. five years of experience with Energy Curable and conventional ink development. Send resume to Flint Ink Corp., 4600 Arrowhead Dr., Ann Arbor, Ml 48105, Attn: W. Nastovski.
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University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy and Cancer Research & Treatment Center Radiochemistry Faculty Position
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HE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND THE CANCER RESEARCH & treatment center at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center invite applications for a joint appointment in a 12-month tenure-track faculty position in Radiopharmaceutical Sciences at the Assistant/Associate Professor rank. The successful candidate will be expected to establish a strong extramurally funded research program, provide instruction to professional (Pharm.D.) Pharmacy and graduate students (M.S., Ph.D.) in the Radiopharmaceutical Sciences Graduate Program, and to collaborate extensively with basic and clinical sciences investigators in the UNM Health Sciences Center. The successful candidate will be expected to collaborate with members of the UNM College of Pharmacy, the UNM Cancer Research & Treatment Center, and the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute who are broadly engaged in radiochemistry and radiopharmacology studies of disease and cancer risks in the multi-ethnic populations of New Mexico. Additional opportunities exist for collaboration with investigators at the UNM School of Medicine, VA Cooperative Studies Program, the UNM Departments of Chemistry, Chemical and Nuclear Engineering, as well as Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratories. Complete information about this position, including minimum requirements and preferred qualifications for each rank, is available at the following websites: http://hsc.unm.edu/pharmacy/ProfSearch/index.shtml http://hscapp.unm.edu/FJP/display/postings.cfm Applications will be accepted until March 31, 2005 or until the position is filled. The position is available July 1, 2005. Applicants must forward a curriculum vita, signed letter of intent describing career goals (reference JR 5766), outline of future research plans and the names and addresses of at least three references to: Dr. Jeff Norenberg, Chair Radiochemistry Faculty Search Committee College of Pharmacy, MSC09 5360 1 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 The University of New Mexico is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer & Educator.
STAFF ASSOCIATE Full-time Staff Associate needed to create n e w c h e m ical tools and drug candidates for orphan genetic diseases. Position involves synthesizing compounds that can be used both in chemical genetic studies and in drug discovery research related to Huntington's disease, cancer, and spinal muscularatrophy. Candidates should be enthusiastic about actively participating in interdisciplinary research and publishing leading-edge research. Master's or bachelor's degree in chemistry with two or three years' lab experience required. Candidates should be skilled at synthetic organic c h e m istry, including standard reaction types and spectroscopic methods (NMR, MS, UV, etc.). Experience with medicinal chemistry preferred. Salary commensurate w i t h e x p e r i e n c e . Closing date f o r a p p l i c a t i o n s is Feb. 17, 2005. Please e - m a i l r e s u m e s t o : jobs@ biology.columbia.edu. Columbia University is an equal, opportunity/affirmative action employer. Minorities and' women are encouraged to apply. THE DEPARTMENT OF BIOENGINEERING at Oregon
State University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Bioproducts Engineering. Specific areas of expertise may include downstream process engineering, separations, extractions and purifications, fermentation engineering, and bioreactor design. See full details at http://www.orst. edu/jobs. Desired start date is July 1st, 2005. Send application materials by 02/15/2005. For full consideration include: Letter of application, describing research interests, teaching experience, and qualifications for the position; a curriculum vitae; and three letters of reference, to: Search Committee Chair, Bioproducts Engineer Search, Department of Bioengineering, OSU, 116 Gilmore Hall, Corvallis, OR 97331 3906. OSUis an AA/EOE. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Assistant Professor position, t e n u r e - t r a c k , beginning August 2005. Ph.D. in inorganic c h e m i s t r y required. To apply, submit CV, s t a t e m e n t of t e a c h i n g p h i l o s o p h y , s t a t e m e n t of research plans, and arrange for the forwarding of three letters of reference to: Professor James DeHaven, Chemistry Search Committee, D'Youville College, 320 Porter Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14201. Review of applications w i l l commence February 15, 2005. E.O.E. 92
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INSTRUMENTATION SCIENTIST DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY INDIANA UNIVERSITY-PURDUE UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS The IUPUI Department of Chemistry is seeking to fill the position of Instrumentation Scientist. The position requires experience and knowledge in the operation and maintenance of a broad range of modern c h e m i cal instrumentation. The successful candidate w i l l be able to f a c i l i t a t e and s u p p o r t the d e v e l o p m e n t of instrumentation-based research in the department, especially as it relates to enhancing interactions with the Central Indiana Life Sciences Initiative. The successful candidate also w i l l help seek funding for chemical instrumentation and w i l l become engaged in the teaching mission of the department. A Ph.D. in c h e m istry is required. Applicants should send a c u r r i c u l u m vita, a statement of experience, and the names of three references to Professor Franklin A. Schultz, Department of Chemistry, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, 402 No. Blackford Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202-3274. Screening of candidates w i l l begin on January 31, 2005 and w i l l continue until the position is filled. IUPUI is an EO/AA employer.
NMR FACILITY DIRECTOR. The Chemistry Department at the University of Pittsburgh is seeking a Research Assistant Professor to oversee the day-to-day operation and maintenance of its NMR Facility. The candidate must be able to interact with a diverse community of about 100 users to provide practical training in obtaining solution spectra as well as in performing both 1-D and 2-D experiments. It is further expected that the candidate will teach classes on NMR techniques, engage in collaborative research, and work with faculty to obtain grants to increase the research capabilities of the Facility. Candidate should have a Ph.D. in the physical or life sciences and have several years experience in modern heteronuclear, multidimensional, and biomolecular applications. The candidate should have a broad knowledge of NMR experimental techniques and pulse sequences, versatility with hardware and computer software and excellent communication skills. Experience in managing an NMR facility is desirable. This position is a non-tenure stream research faculty appointment. Interested candidates should submit their CV and arrange to have three letters of recommendation sent to Dr. Ken
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY invites
applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in the area of complex biological systems in the Division of Biology. Areas of interest include (but are not limited to) quantitative and interdisciplinary studies of the dynamical behavior of biological networks (involving molecules, cells including neurons, circuits or organisms). We are particularly interested in individuals who propose to combine computational and experimental approaches to understand emergent properties of biological systems. Initial appointment at the Assistant Professor level will be for four years. Joint appointments in other Divisions may be arranged as appropriate. Appointment will be contingent upon completion of all requirements for a doctoral degree and successful research experience in an appropriate area of biology, biochemistry, chemistry, neurobiology, biophysics, physics or related fields. Outstanding candidates who have strong commitments to research and teaching are encouraged to apply. Submit by March 1,2005 a curriculum vitae, relevant publications, a description of proposed research, and arrange to have three letters of recommendation sent to Stephen L. Mayo, Faculty Search Committee, MC 1 1 4 - 9 6 , California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California 91125. The California Institute of Technology is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Women, minorities, veterans, and disabled persons are encouraged to apply.
Migliorese, Department of Chemistry, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 or preferably by e-mail:
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THE DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIVERSITY, invites applications
for a full-time tenure track position for an Inorganic/Physical Chemist beginning August 2005. Candidate must have a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry/Physical Chemistry with strong background in instrumentation/computation. The candidate is expected to teach undergraduate and graduate level courses, advise students, establish an active research program and participate on departmental and university committees. Qualified individuals should submit the following by February 15, 2005: a current resume, original transcripts for all degrees, a statement of teaching philosophy, a research statement, most recent publications, and three letters of reference to Dr. William K. Adeniyi at NCA&TSU, 1601 East Market Street, 116 Hines Hall, Greensboro, NC, 27411.
COLBY COLLEGE SABBATICAL REPLACEMENT The Chemistry Department invites applications for a nine-month Sabbatical Replacement position (Faculty APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for a f u l l - t i m e one-year Fellow) in Organic Chemistry beginning September 1, temporary position in the Carleton College Chemistry 2005. The successful candidate is anticipated to have Department starting September 1, 2005. We seek an annualteaching load of three courses and two labs chemists who are strongly committed to teaching that includes General Chemistry and Organic Chemundergraduates in a liberal arts environment. A comistry. The Chemistry Department is housed in a newly pleted Ph.D. in Chemistry is preferred, however, canrenovated building with excellent facilities (including didates with a Ph.D. degree very near completion will the Paul J. Schupf Scientific Computing Center, Laser also be considered. Teaching duties will include two or Flash Photolysis system, 400 MHz NMR, LC-MS, ICP, more offerings of Introductory Chemistry with an option for an upper-level course in physical, analyti- GC-MS, FTIR, RAMAN, X-Ray Diffractometer, and automated SEM/EDS). Applicants should arrange for a vita, cal, or a related field of chemistry. Send a letter of teaching statement, undergraduate and graduate t r a n application, a curriculum vitae, undergraduate and scripts, and three letters of recommendation to be graduate transcripts, a statement of teaching philossent to: Thomas Shattuck, Associate Chair, Departophy, and three letters of reference to: Steven Drew, Chair, Department of Chemistry, Carleton College, ment of Chemistry, 5759 Mayflower Hill, Colby ColOne North College St., Northfield, MN 55057-4025. lege, Waterville, ME 04901 (
[email protected]). Review of applications w i l l begin February 11, 2005 Please do not submit applications electronically. Appliand w i l l continue until the position is filled. Colby is an cations completed by February 1, 2005 will receive the Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer, commitfullest consideration. Carleton College is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. We are committed toted to excellence through diversity, and strongly encourdeveloping our faculty to better reflect the diversity of our ages applications and nominations of persons of color, women, and members of other under-represented student body and American society. Women and members groups. For more information about the College, please of minority groups are strongly encouraged to apply. visit the Colby Web site: www.colby.edu.
OBERLIN COLLEGE invites applications for a one-year appointment beginning July 2005 in Organic or Physical Chemistry. Teach courses in general chemistry and area of specialization and direct undergraduate research. Requirements: Ph.D. in chemistry (or expected by Fall 2005). Entire description: http:// www.oberlin.edu/HR/FACopenings. Send c.v., undergraduate and graduate transcripts, research plans, and have three letters of r e c o m m e n d a t i o n sent to: Albert R. Matlin, Chair, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, 119 Woodland Street, Oberlin College,
Oberlin, Ohio 44074, by 02/23/05. Late applications may be considered until position filled. AA/EOE
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membrane-mimetic systems. The successful candidate will interact within an interdisciplinary group of scientists involved in biomimetics, biopolymer analogues, and bio/molecular engineering. Ph.D. in synthetic organic chemistry required. Background in bioorthogonal conjugation and protein engineering d e s i r a b l e . Send CV to: Elliot Chaikof, M.D., Ph.D., Emory University, 1639 Pierce Drive, 5105 W M B , Atlanta, GA 30322. E-mail:
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Archemis www.archemis-eu.com
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Far Research, Inc www.far-research.com
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Roche Colorado www.RocheCoiorado.com/peptides
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Novozymes www.novozymes.com
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