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The Chemistry Division at Argonne National Laboratory is seeking a person to operate and maintain the Mass Spectrometer Facility in the Coal Chemistry Group. Desirable qualifications for this full-time position include: • At least an M.S. degree in chemistry, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry or physics • Experience in GCMS, High Resolution MS and Tandem MS techniques • Experience with electronics and computers The facility includes a new three-sector Kratos MS50, and MS25 GCMS and two time-of-flight mass spectrometers along with the Kratos DS90 data system which is networked with PC's and VAX's. Samples and experiments are generated not only from the coal chemistry program but also from photosynthesis, separations, catalysis, and superconductor research. We offer an excellent salary commensurate with your background, as well as an outstanding benefits plan. For prompt consideration, send detailed resume to: ^\ONAi
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SALES/MARKETING POSITIONS—in the analytical instrumentation industry throughout the country. Confidential searches for major companies on a continuous basis. Please call or send resume to Mark Brubach, Sales Consultants, Inc. 175 S. 3rd St., Ste. 370, Columbus, OH 43215 614/221-1131.
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Opportunities in Bio-Organic Chemical Research Syntex, an international leader in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry, has several immediate openings for researchers in our Institute of Bio-Organic Chemistry and in the Computer Aided Drug Design group within the Institute of Organic Chemistry. The successful candidates will have the opportunity to conduct innovative research on bio-organic chemical approaches toward medicinal agents in our modern facilities on the San Francisco Peninsula. These projects will involve close interaction between the organic chemists and computational chemists in the modeling and synthesis of new therapeutic entities.
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SR. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST Alpha Metals, Inc., the world leader in the manufac ture of solder base products and related test instru mentation, has an opening for a Sr. Analytical Chemist to work in its Research & Development Group. As a subsidiary of the Cookson Group, a multi-billion dollar, United Kingdom based leader in the specialty metals industry, Alpha Metals, Inc. of fers a highly challenging and professional work en vironment for the successful applicant at our New ark, N.J. facility. Responsibilities for the Sr. Analytical Chemist in clude: • Conducting qualitative and quantitative analy sis of unknown chemical product mixtures (primarily organic in nature). • Conducting chemical analysis to assist the Marketing & Sales Group in responding to Customers technical questions & problems. • Conducting chemical analysis to support the Manufacturing Group in troubleshooting spe cial problems and evaluating new raw materi al sources. • Assisting in chemical product development and reformulation projects.
Two positions are available. One offers the opportunity to plan and execute the syn thesis of potential antiviral agents. The other position involves the synthesis of potential anticancer agents and the development of new leads in this area. Both positions require: • PhD in Organic Chemistry • 1-2 years' postdoctoral or industrial experience in synthetic organic or heterocyclic chemistry and/or the total synthesis of natural products • experience with molecular modeling programs is a plus
Requirements include a BS degree in Chemistry (Masters pref'd), excellent wet chemistry bench skills, strong academic background in modern ana lytical techniques (IR, IC, GC), and a minimum of 5 years industrial analytical chemistry experience (ideally in the chemical or cosmetic industries). Alpha Metals, Inc., offers a competitive salary and an excellent benefits package. Please send resume in strictest confidence to: Manager of Industrial Relations, Alpha Metals, Inc., 600 Route 440, Jer sey City, New Jersey 07304.
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You will lead a group of chemists in the design and synthesis of biologically active polypeptides and peptidomimetics. To qualify, you must have: • PhD in Organic Chemistry • 4-6 + years' industrial or academic experience in the design and synthesis of biologically active molecules, preferably including peptides • experience with molecular modeling programs is desirable
Organic Chemist — Research Section Leader, Staff Researcher II Synthetic Chemistry Two positions are available. The responsibilities include the conception, design, coordination and execution of projects using bio-organic approaches to medicinal chemistry. Immediate research goals will involve the modulation of second messenger systems. The Research Section Leader position requires a PhD in organic chemistry and 5 + years' directly applicable scientific experience. The Staff Researcher II position re quires 2 + years' directly applicable research experience. Proficiency in the stan dard laboratory techniques of organic synthesis, purification and spectroscopy is expected.
Computational Chemist — Staff Researcher I, Staff Researcher II These positions in the Computer Aided Drug Design department within the Institute of Organic Chemistry will interact closely with organic chemists in the design and execution of medicinal chemical projects. Applicants should have a PhD or equivalent in Computational Chemistry or related field with 0-6 years' practical experience. Candidates must have demonstrated skills and knowledge of relevant techniques. A strong publication record, coupled with good interper sonal and communication skills, is desirable for all of these positions. Syntex offers a competitive compensation and relocation package in campus-like surroundings. For immediate con sideration, please send your resume, indicating position of interest, to: Syntex, Professional Staffing, Dept. KH, 3401 Hillview Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304. Syntex is an equal ΞΥΝΤΕΧ opportunity employer.
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Career Opportunities With Cambridge Isotope Laboratories CIL, a leading supplier of stable isotope labeled chemi cals and biochemicals, has the following career oppor tunities in the technical service and scientific areas:
PhD/MS SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMISTS Key positions in our custom synthetic group requiring good lab techniques, a broad knowledge of organic syn thetic methods, and a proficiency in chemical separation and identification of organic compounds. The successful candidates will be responsible for developing novel methods and improving on synthetic routes to advance the state-of-the-art of isotope labeling.
TECHNICAL SERVICE SPECIALIST PhD/MS organic chemist with good knowledge of the scientific literature and excellent communication skills. The ideal candidate will assemble contracts and grant proposals for innovative research applications of stable isotopes, evaluate new projects, develop synthetic routes, and interact with the technical services sales group.
ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS MARKETING COORDINATOR PhD/MS in analytical or organic chemistry, experienced in EPA protocols and analyses including GC/MS methods for priority pollutants and dioxins. Responsibili ties include marketing of an expanding product line of environmental standards and services nationwide. Located in the Boston area, CIL offers an excellent salary, stock option, and benefit package, as well as the opportunity for personal and professional growth. Please send your resume and salary history to Heather Cavalier.
CIL CAMBRIDGE ISOTOPE LABS 20 Commerce Way, Woburn, MA 01801 An Equal Opportunity Employer
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The Squibb Institute for Medical Research is recognized internationally as a leader in the research and development of novel therapeutic agents for the treatment of cardiovascular and infectious diseases. Due to continued growth, we currently have available an exceptional opportunity for a research scientist to join our Drug Metabolism Department.
Occidental Chemical Corporation has an immediate opening for a person in terested in the challenging area of envi ronmental research and engineering at our Technology Center on Grand Island, NY near Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The position involves laboratory experimen tation, process design and scale up, and on-site activities in support of present and future environmental facilities.
You will be responsible for the development and validation of animal model(s) for predicting, in man, the oral absorption/bioavailability of investigational Squibb compounds. These model(s) should be based on, and add to, knowledge of how physiochemical properties of drugs relate to their absorption/bioavailability. Responsibilities also include evaluation of biopharmaceutical properties of new formulations and involvement in the conduct of animal and human pharmacokinetic studies.
Minimum qualifications include a de gree in Chemical or Environmental Engineering and 2 years of industrial experience with a demonstrated track record of independent work. An ad vanced degree is desirable, as well as formal training and/or a working knowl edge of biological, microbiological, or soil science.
Qualified candidates must have a Ph.D. and 0-3 years post-doctoral experience in an ap propriate physiochemical, biophysical, or pharmaceutical field with training and experience directly related to the responsibilities described above. Knowledge and experience with analytical techniques such as HPLC, TLC and LSC are required. Experience with radiolabeled compounds is helpful. A desire and interest in working "hands on" in the laboratory is essential. In addition to an excellent salary and comprehensive benefits package, we offer the oppor tunity to pursue a stimulating and rewarding career with an industry leader. For confidential consideration, please submit your resume to: The Squibb Institute for Medical Research, Human Resources Department 753, P.O. Box 4000, Princeton, NJ 08543-4000. An equal opportunity employer.
OxyChem offers an excellent working environment, career growth opportuni ties, and a competitive salary and ben efits package. For confidential consider ation, please send resume and salary requirements to: Alice Grant
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CHEMISTS Petrolite Specialty Polymers Group, a leading supplier of microcrystalline waxes and polymers for specialized in-v dustrial applications, has immediate openings in the Applications Group at its Tulsa headquarters for the following:
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Help C r e a t e t h e T e c h n o l o g y Of T o m o r r o w T o d a y . . .At G A F C h e m i c a l s ! GAF, a Fortune 500 company and world leader in specialty chemicals, has an exceptional opportunity immediately availa ble in our Chemicals Corporation. Strategically located on a 100 acre suburban site in Wayne, NJ, we offer convenient commuting from NYC and northern New Jersey. The innovative candidate selected will conceive, design, and implement programs related to the application of water-soluble polymers in the healthcare field. The position requires a strong polymer background with a sound appreciation of basic biolog ical processes and methods. Knowledge of computer-assisted molecular modeling is a definite plus. To qualify, you must have a PhD in Polymer Science, Biopolymers, Organic Chemistry, or Biochemistry or an MS degree with 3-5 years of relevant experience. Additional requirements include interpersonal and communication skills and ability to interact with marketing and other divisions of the company. We offer an exciting and stimulating environment for professional growth with a competitive compensation and benefits package. For immediate, confidential con sideration, please send your resume which must include salary history to: Department L.
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RUST-OLEUM CORPORATION The recognized leader in the protective coatings industry is looking for aggressive, qualified individuals to join our new product development and implementation team. If you have dedication and a commitment to excellence; if your skills and quality are a match for the exceptionally high quality level of our products; if you want to be part of a TEAM effort...then we would like to talk to you! The specific positions currently available are:
CHEMIST, STANDARD PRODUCT MAINTENANCE Responsible for providing technical support to manufacturing, formulating line extensions and product improvements, testing competitive products, evaluating raw material alternates and assisting with custom color development. Minimum of two years experience in latex and alkyd paint technology, a B.S. in Chemistry or related science and effective communication skills a must. Familiarity with other coatings systems a plus.
CHEMIST, CONSUMER PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT Responsibilities include formulating new paints and chemical specialty products and providing technical support to manufacturing to ensure that product scale-up is successful. B.S. in Chemistry or equivalent, a minimum of 3 years experience in the formulation of coatings for wood, stains or elastomeric compounds and the ability to take initiative and work independently essential.
SR. PROCESS ENGINEER Will analyze the effectiveness of and spearhead changes to various dispersion, mixing, blending, and filling processes, act as liaison between the technical and manufacturing groups in order to ensure smooth new product scale-up, and champion SPC efforts in all our manufacturing facilities. Requirements include a degree in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering or equivalent, a minimum of 3 years process engineering experience in an environment utilizing batch processes, proven analytical and communication skills and familiarity with SPC. Computer skills and exceptional problem solving skills are a must. In return for your expertise and skills, we offer an excellent salary and complete flexible benefit package including major medical, life and dental insurance. If you are interested in any of the above positions, please send a resume with salary history in confidence to: Lynne Bakken, Rust-Oleum Corporation, 2301 Oakton Street, Evanston, Illinois 60204. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/ F
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ANALYTICAL CHEMIST Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company, the United States subsidiary of RhonePoulenc Agrochemie, one of the largest agricultural chemical companies in the world, has an opening for an experienced analytical chemist. The successful candidate will function as a member of the team providing analytical support for several segments of the organization. The candidates should be familiar with modern GC and HPLC techniques and instrumentation. Skills in the interpretation of spectroscopic data (NMR, MS, IR and UV) is desirable. Excellent communication skills, both written and oral, are essential. The position requires a Ph.D. plus a minimum of four years industrial experience (or the equivalent) in analytical chemistry preferably in the agrochemlcal industry. Position duties include management of technical programs, method development and problem solving in a multidisciplinary research environment. We are part of a multinational research oriented corporation. We offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits program in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Please forward your resume, including salary history and requirements to: RHONE-POULENC AG COMPANY PO Box 12014 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
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CVD RESEARCH We are seeking someone with experimental CVD experience to perform "hands-on" experimental research in applying CVD methodology to coat fibers and composites. Individual would be part of a team effort that supports research in advanced high temperature composites. Some in-house CVD facilities exist, but others will have to be developed. Background in process development and materials science would be a plus. Experience in CVD deposition of Si, SiC, and Si 3 N 4 desirable. Knowledge of or experience in plasma assisted CVD also desirable. Would consider any degree level, depending upon experience. We want a "doer" who enjoys "hands-on" experimental work. Sverdrup Technology, Inc. is a company engaged in providing skilled scientific, engineering and technical support for PROPULSION, ENERGY, and SPACE programs for NASA Lewis Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Located in Middleburg Hts., Ohio, a pleasant small-town suburb of Cleveland, we offer a low cost of living and a high quality of life. We are minutes away from Lake Erie and water sports, and are surrounded by the famous Emerald Necklace natural park system. If you qualify and are interested in joining our team of professionals, please submit your resume to: Bruce Cantwell, Personnel Manager, SVERDRUP TECHNOLOGY, INC., P.O. Box 30650-Midpark Branch, Middleburg Hts., OH 44130. Principals Only. No Phone Calls, Please. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H/V ^ S y g f ^ l * | l p
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ANALYTICAL TECHNOLOGIST Tropicana Products, Inc., the chilled juice leader, has an entry level opportunity available for a recent graduate degreed in Chemistry. This position will be responsible for sample analysis using wet and/or instrumental methods of analysis (primarily LC and GC), performing methods development type experiments and assisting in sample preparation for analysis. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or equivalent; 0-1 year practical experience (or internship) in analytical laboratory environment, including liquid and gas chromatography and methods development. Only those resumes reflecting salary history and requirements will be considered. Please send resume with salary information to:
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MATERIALS SCIENTISTS Photo M et ri es is seeking experienced materials scientists for its Massachusetts laboratory. Successful candidates will work directly with industrial clients to solve a wide variety of materials characterization problems using state-of-theart equipment such as SEM/EDS, SAM, and ESCA/XPS. Experience with microelectronic device manufacturing and evaluation is desired. PhotoMetrics is a leading national independent materials characterization and surface analysis laboratory which offers competitive salaries and a liberal benefits program including profit sharing. If you enjoy working on a variety of challenging problems from many industries please submit your resume or call: Dr. John A. Buono.
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Senior à Research Chemist HULS America, one of the nation's foremost producers of specialty chemicals, has an exciting opportunity for a PhD in Organometallic Synthesis or related inorganic field. The successful candidate will initiate challenging projects to synthesize/evaluate novel organometallic catalysts. Will work with customers in solving metal drier problems and with plant personnel to troubleshoot products and processes. PhD degree must be supported by experience with inorganic catalysis. We offer a competitive salary, excellent benefits and a professional environment conducive to career growth. For prompt, confidential consideration, forward your resume with salary requirements, to: MANAGER OF RECRUITMENT
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e currently have an opening for a Manufacturing Development Engineer for media used on HewlettPackard plotters. To qualify for this position a candidate must have a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or an equivalent combination of education and experience in the field which would be applicable to the design, manufacturing, and specifications of papers, vellums, films and coatings of media.
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Effective communication skills Knowledge of TQC procedures and an understanding of statistics Computer literacy Ability to work effectively with suppliers Ability to work across disciplinary lines (ME, CS, Chemistry) Pagemaking processes experience desirable
SPECIFIC DUTIES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS POSITION ARE: Interfacing with suppliers, R&D and Marketing to develop, qualify and ensure quality production of consumable products, specifically plotter media. Providing the engineering knowledge required to analyze and change manufacturing methods and processes to improve product and process quality, reliability, productibility, testability, and profitability. Designing, documenting and implementing quality control plans for consumable products. As a Hewlett-Packard employee you will receive excellent benefits including a stock purchase plan, educational assistance, 40l(k) tax deferment program, flexible hours and share in the company's success through cash profit sharing. The San Diego Division of Hewlett-Packard is the market leader in computer graphic plotters. The division is located in the residential suburb of Rancho Bernardo, 30 miles north of San Diego. If you are interested in a challenging position in a high growth industry, please send a confidential resume to: Personnel Dept., Hewlett-Packard Co., 16399 W. Bernardo Drive, San Diego, CA 92127. Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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Hoechst Celanese Corpus Christi Technical Center Corpus Christi, Texas Hoechst Celanese Corporation, a diversified producer of chemicals, plastics, pharmaceuticals and fibers, is seeking highly motivated and innovative Ph.D level chemists with a strong desire to contribute to challenging research programs.
• Industrial experience preferred but not required.
Candidates are sought for the following positions:
• Experience in liquid chromatography (HPLC).
Research Chemist • Ph.D in synthetic or physical organic chemistry. Physical organic chemists must have excellent synthesis capabilities. Synthetic organic chemists must demonstrate an understanding of physical organic chemistry.
• Thorough knowledge of wet chemical methods of analysis, NMR and IR. • Experience in capillary gas chromatography. • A creative and innovative approach to problem solving. The incumbent must be capable of assuming a leadership role in support of research projects as they move from the lab to commercialization.
• Post doctoral experience is an asset.
Hoechst Celanese Corporation offers competitive salaries, comprehensive benefit programs and an opportunity for advancement in a challenging environment.
• Expertise in hydrogen fluoride and/or superacid catalysts is an asset.
Interested candidates should forward a résumé with references and salary history to:
• Demonstrated creative and entrepreneurial approach to problem solving is essential. The incumbent must be capable of assuming a leadership role in guiding research projects from the bench to commercialization.
Analytical Chemist • Ph.D in Chemistry with a broad background in synthetic or physical organic chemistry with emphasis on analytical characterization techniques.
Recruiting Department Hoechst Celanese Corporation Technical Center P.O. Box 9077 Corpus Christi, Texas 78469 The Technical Center is located on the beautiful Texas Gulf Coast with easy access to a wide variety of recreational and cultural activities. An Equal Opportunity Employer
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We are ECOVA. On-site hazardous waste treatment systems, management, design, and implementation are the services we provide and perform. Our engineers and scientists combine chemical, physical and biological approaches to solve toxic and hazardous waste management problems. We remediate. On-site. Permanently. Cost-effectively. Located in the Seattle area, our growth has created two exceptional opportunities for key professionals with Ecova Analytical Services, a highly automated, California certified analytical lab involved in the CLP program.
Technical Manager This position will be responsible for providing guidance to the Group Leaders for Organics, General Chemistry & Extractions, and Metals. In addition, this individual will act as lead technical advisor, mentor, and data reviewer for these areas. A combination of 8+ years' broad based experience in technical analysis and operations of laboratories, including goal and objective setting as well as budgetary and quality standards, will be well-utilized in this exceptional opportunity.
Group Leader GC/MS & GC You will perform the following: data review for EPA data formatting, instrument maintenance, technical problem-solving for chromotography and extractions problems; sample clean up; and GC/MS & GC analysis utilizing SW846 methodologies. A strong chemistry background with 5+ years' experience is desired for this key technical position. Consistent with everything we do, we offer exceptional compensation and benefits, and a dynamic, team-oriented environment. If you seek significant challenge and an unparalleled quality of life, send your resume to: Director, Human Resources, ECOVA CORPORATION, 3820 159th Ave. N.E., Redmond, Washington 98052. EOE. The on-site solution.
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^^^^^^^^HH CIBA-GEIGY Corporation, a w o r l d leader in specialty chemicals, is seeking Organic Chemists in the Chemical Development Department of its Mcintosh facility located near Mobile, Alabama. A n MS or PhD in Organic Chemistry w i t h 0-5 years' related industrial experience is required. These positions are highly visible and provide excellent opportunities for professional development and personal g r o w t h . W e offer competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits program w h i c h includes relocation assistance. Please send your resume, including salary history and requirements, to: Salaried Personnel, CIBA-GEIGY Corporation, Additives Division, P.O. Box 113, Mcintosh, AL 36553. W e are an equal opportunity employer m/f/h/v.
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CIBA-GEIGY Opportunities for BS and MS Chemists If you're looking for a challenging position to utilize your chemical training, CAS may be the opportunity you've been waiting for. No prior experience is required to apply your BS or MS in Chemistry. These opportunities involve chemical structure analysis for technical information services. The positions are full-time and offer generous vacation time, flexible working hours, and all insurance benefits. To apply for one of these positions, send your resume to:
CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE E m p l o y m e n t Department - S P.O. Box 3012 C o l u m b u s , Ohio 43210 (614)421-3699
WMJimummmnssmBma BIOCHEMIST-MOLECULAR BIOLOGISTS (2) Two research positions to study the biochemistry and molecular biology of human defensive systems that prevent damages caused by oxygen radicals—available immediately. Candidates should have Ph.D. in related fields. Send resume, publication list, statement of research plans, and the names of three references to: Dr. Charles A. Thomas, Director, Helicon Foundation, 4621 Santa Fe St., San Diego, CA 92109. The Helicon Foundation operates a basic biochemical research laboratory.
PHYSICAL SCIENCES MANAGER: Engineer or physical scientist sought to oversee DOE's Oak Ridge Physical Sciences Program. Duties will include technical/cost/schedule review, performance evaluation, problem identification and solution, and interface with administrative staff. U.S. citizenship required. Program management experience is desirable. Salary range is $39,501 to $51,354. For information contact Susan Waddle, (615) 5760729 or Les Price, (615) 576-0730. Send applications (SF-171) and resumes to: U.S. Department of Energy, Personnel and Management Analysis Branch, P.O. Box E, Oak Ridge, TN 37831. The Department of Energy is an equal opportunity employer.
Vice President of Safety Health and Environment The Chlorine Institute, Inc. seeks an experienced person to manage key technical areas in DC. Five or more years of chemical industry experience or equivalent, and engineering or science degree required. Must be familiar with occupational health and safety laws and regulation and environmental compliance. Full benefits. Salary range $55 to $65K. Write VPSHE THE CHLORINE INSTITUTE, INC. 2001 L Street, NW Washington, DC 20036
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PROJECT LEADER FOR RESEARCH. The Forest Products Laboratory has an outstanding opportunity for a supervisory chemist or chemical engineer in the Chemistry and Pulping Research Work Unit. As leader of this unit, this individual will work at the cutting edge of new directions for pulping, pulp chemicals, bleaching and chemical process technology for pulping and paper making. Candidates must have a Ph.D. or equivalent experience. Selection will be based on evidence of productivity, innovation, demonstrated knowledge of related technology as well as the ability to communicate and provide leadership for a small team of scientists. Salary will be commensurate with experience, but will be in the range of $45,700 to $59,400. Candidates must be U.S. citizens. Send resume by July 1, 1988 to Vance Setterholm, Forest Products Laboratory, One Gifford Pinchot Drive, Madison, Wl 53705. An equal opportunity employer. RESEARCH ASSOCIATE. #8-173 (This position is located at the University of North Dakota/Energy and Mineral Research Center.) Requires a Ph.D. in Chemistry or Materials Science and at least three years of experience in coal research and analytical methods of analysis such as x-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy and microprobe analysis. Experience in the area of metals corrosion with respect to combustion and gasification environments is highly desirable. Good communications skills must be demonstrated. Send letter of application and resume to: Personnel Services, P.O. Box 8010, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND 58202. SALARY: $28,000-$35,000. DEADLINE: June 24, 1988. Equal Opportunity Employer/Affirmative Action. CHEMICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE—PhD in Chemical Engineering. Experience/research/education in heterogenous catalysis, alcohol fuel, transmission electron microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, electron & X-ray diffraction, X-ray photoelectronic spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence, gas chromatography, image analyzer, vacuum deposition ot thin metal film, reactor design & computer interfacing & graphics. $18,900/yr; 40 hrs/wk. Newark, DE area. Send resumes to Delaware Div. of Employment Services, P.O. Box 2168, Wilmington, DE 19899-2168, Attn: David Lann. Job Order No. DE800976. GROUP LEADER—Organic Chemical Research & Development Group. We seek a talented and motivated chemist with an advanced degree to head our process development efforts. Our marketing organization routinely identifies new opportunities to be addressed. The successful candidate will have a solid track record in the specialty organic and/or pharmaceutical industry. This is a high visibility position in North Jersey with an organization poised for growth. Interested candidates should forward resumes and salary requirements to: Araynco, Inc., P.O. Box 8, Carlstadt, New Jersey 07072 CHEMOMETRICIAN. Develop applications of multivariate statistics (chemometrics) to problems in Analytical Chemistry; design, develop, implement and maintain microcomputer programs; develop applications specific for the interface between chromatography and spectroscopy; e.g., Liquid Chromatograph and UV-Visible spectroscopy; publish results of work in referee journals. Minimum reqs.: Ph.D. in Chemistry, two or more published articles in refereed journals, proficient in programming with VAX/VMS, IBM-PC and Apple Macintosh. $38,400, 40 hours/week. Seattle, WA employer. EOE. Resumes, within 30 days of publication date, to Employment Security Department, ES Division, ATT: AEC #60501 J, Olympia, Washington 98504 MANAGING DIRECTOR, R&D, ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING. Work Schedule 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M., 40 hours per week, $6000. per month. Design, plan, and acquire equipment for, R&D 10,000 sq. ft. experimental lab/plant in field of reactive chemicals polyurethane foam associated with synthesized fibers. Apply proprietary and patented discoveries. Hire and supervise 30+ engineers and technicians, expert in fields of textiles, polymers, organic chemistry, and reactive injection processes with $2-5 million budget. Apply and direct applications of polymer discoveries, to ongoing automotive and new consumer products manufacturing operations. Bachelor degree—Engineering-Polyurethane Field, 8 years job experience with 2 years of experience in applied physics. Employer paid ad. Send resumes to 7310 Woodward Avenue, Room 415, DETROIT, Michigan 48202. Order No. 28388. SENIOR RESEARCH CHEMIST. Gelman Sciences, Inc., a leader in microporous membrane filtration located near the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Ml, has a Senior Research Chemist position open in Membrane Research and Development. This position involves development, evaluation and pilot scale-up of new and improved membrane filter products used for purification in biotechnological, pharmaceutical and microelectronics industries. The candidate for this position will have a Ph.D. in Polymer Chemistry with a strong knowledge of organic chemistry or commensurate industrial experience with a proven track record in the field of membrane research and development. Send resume with salary history to: Human Resources Dept., Gelman Sciences Inc., 600 S. Wagner Rd., Ann Arbor, Ml 48106 VICE PRESIDENT, TECHNICAL SERVICES. Direct team of scientists and brewers in the research and development of beverage processing aids and products such as enzymes, silica gels, immobilized cells, novel microorganisms with specific emphasis on brewery beer. Direct and coordinate activities of professional consultants, advising domestic and international brewers. Consultants introduce improved and more economical processing techniques utilizing diverse raw materials available in the specific geographic area (including North America, South America, Australia, Asia, Africa and Europe). Maintain executive responsibility for laboratory analysis service. Direct Educational Division, including courses offered annually to brewers, brewing engineers and scientists demonstrating through hands-on experience traditional as well as accelerated technologies for cereal management, substrate processing, fermentation and maturation. Minimum Requirements: Ph.D. in Biochemistry (Thesis
must involve metabolic regulation in yeast fermentation technology.) Must have five years' experience in the position offered or five years' experience as a Consultant, Brewing Technical Services (The years required in experience must include three years in an executive capacity, directing applied brewing research and development and analytical services and three years as a consultant for a large capacity brewery in worldwide beer and malting technologies. In addition, experience must include teaching brewing technologies.) 40 hours per week. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. $55,000 per year). Submit resume to: Illinois Department of Employment Security, 401 South State Street, 3 South, Chicago, IL 60605, Attention: Mrs. S. Chalem, Reference #7902-S, AN EMPLOYER PAID AD. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA), AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE (ARS). FOUR POSITIONS—Two Organic Chemists (Lead Scientists) and Two Natural Product (Organic) Chemists, Northern Regional Research Center, Peoria, Illinois. ARS is seeking a Research Organic Chemist (Position 1) to serve as Lead Scientist in charge of the Work Unit on modifying chemical and physical properties of soybean oil to enhance its use as additives, or major components of lubricants, plastics, surface coatings, industrial chemicals; studying catalytic isomerization, substitution, addition, and conversion of fatty materials to liquid products having improved thermal and oxidative stability; studying isomerization of double bonds to increase reactivity for production of coatings, resins, and plastics; developing technology for economically producing these products; developing reliable methodology for characterizing the products; and testing and developing preliminary marketing data for the products. Applicants should have extensive knowledge of fats and oil chemistry, physical-analytical chemistry, and skill in team leadership. The position is GM 13/14/15 ($39,501-$71,377). A Ph.D. is desired. Senior Organic Chemist (Position 2) to lead an interdisciplinary research program to detect, isolate, and determine the structure of plant constituents that exhibit potential in some application for control of specific major insects pests. The incumbent will conduct basic and applied research on materials such as attractants, toxicants, feeding and oviposition stimulants and inhibitors, and other growth and development regulators. Extensive use will be made of all spectral and chromatographic procedures. The applicant should have a strong background in natural product chemistry, with further knowledge and experience in entomology and statistics. Ph. D. is desired. The position is GM 13/14 ($39,501-$60,683). One Organic Chemist (Position 3) to identify and to determine the toxicity of constituents produced by endophytic fungi in grasses that are deleterious to livestock. Current emphasis is on HPLC and GC-MS quantitation and HPLC isolation of alkaloids from tall fescue. Candidates should have a strong natural products background with knowledge of microbiology and experience in chromatographic, NMR and MS procedures. Another Organic Chemist (Position 4) with a strong background in natural products, allelochemicals and plant growth regulators to investigate biologically active compounds from wild and cultivated plants, and from crop residues. Both positions are GS-11/12 ($27,716-$43,181). Ph.D. desired. U.S. citizenship is required for all positions. Additional information regarding Position 1 may be obtained by calling M. O. Bagby, (309) 685-4011, ext. 531; information regarding Positions 2, 3, and 4 may be obtained by calling R. G. Powell at (309) 685-4011, ext. 595. Applications in response to this ad must be received by July 1, 1988, and must be marked 8N017. For appropriate application materials, call Helen Sweeney (309) 685-4011, ext. 632, Northern Regional Research Center, 1815 N. University St., Peoria, IL 61604. THE USDA IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER.
Research Engineer Challenging opportunity now available at the Buffalo Research Laboratory of the Engineered Materials Sector of Allied-Signal, a worldwide advanced technology company. In this position you will conduct experimental evaluation of thermodynamic and operating performance of new refrigerants in air conditioning, refrigeration, and heat pump equipment. Ideally, your background will include a BS or MS degree in Mechanical Engineering orChemical Engineering and previous involvement in the area of thermodynamics or heat/mass transfer research. Direct experience in air conditioning/refrigeration or thermal energy conversion technologies a plus. Excellent salary and benefits package provided. Qualified applicants may send resume in confidence to: Mr. R.L Raines, Manager—R&D Services, Allied-Signal Inc., Engineered Materials Sector, Buffalo Research Laboratory, 20 Peabody Street, Buffalo, New York 14210. An equal opportunity employer
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GC/MS ORGANIC ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. Analyze pesticide/PCBs in Great Lakes environ, samples plus develop advanced anal methods using state-of-the art instruments. Requires BS in Chemistry (PhD preferred) plus 2 years hands-on experience analyzing trace organics via capillary GC and GC/MS including maintenance and troubleshooting! Plusses: familiar with Hewlitt-Packard 5900 series GC/MS w/ RTE-6 software, statistics, good communication skills. Full benefits, evening hours, downtown Chicago. Forward resume with references to: The Bionetics Corporation, c/o U.S. E.P.A., 536 S. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60605
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CHEMICAL ANALYST: 2 year min. lab. exp. w/GC, AA & IR. Water, petroleum & gas testing exp. pref. Resume, references and transcripts required. 2614 Wyoming Ave., Norfolk, VA, 23513
DAP Inc., a leader in the home improvement products industry offers this challenging, growth-oriented opportunity at our Research and Development facility located in Dayton, Ohio.
FORTUNE 500 FOOD COMPANY SEEKS to fill 2 positions at the Sr. Scientist level. One position requires extensive experience in gene cloning from a variety of systems. Experience in yeast systems is desirable. The second position requires extensive experience in enzyme immobilization systems and purification. Both positions require a Ph.D. degree with a minimum of 2 years practical experience in the field. Send resume & salary history to: Manager, Employment, UNIVERSAL FOODS CORPORATION, 433 E. Michigan Street, Milwaukee, Wl 53202. eoe m/f/v/h. DIRECTOR OF TECHNICAL SERVICES. Our rapidly-growing company is offering a growth opportunity to an experienced lubrication chemist. A minimum of 6 years experience is required in formulating industrial and automotive lubricants, managing a quality control lab, and in providing technical field service. We offer attractive compensation, liberal benefits, and a dynamic environment. Please forward your resume and salary history to Personnel Manager, W.H. Barber Company, 3650 South Homan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60632 SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMIST: Specialty laboratory chemical manufacturer needs PhD chemist to head R&D and New Product Development Department. Minimum five years industrial experience necessary. Management, quality control and pilot plant skills helpful. Excellent opportunity for self-motivated person to grow with expanding company. Forward resume, with references and salary requirements to: Fairfield Chemical Company, P.O. Box #20-E, Blythewood, SC 29016
Individual will develop new product lines and make modifications to improve our line of water repellents and wood preservatives. Qualified applicant will have a BS degree in chemistry with a m i n i m u m of 5 years formulation experience in coatings technology. Background in wood preservation with some knowledge of wood chemistry and microbiology preferred. We offer an attractive salary/benefit package. Principals only reply in confidence with resume and salary requirements to: Technical Employment
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BS/MS Scientists For more than a century, scientists at Eli Lilly and Company have developed innovative, high quality pharmaceutical products. In 1988, Lilly is investing more than $500 million in Research and Development programs. More than 3,000 scientists (at all degree levels) are involved in creative, multidisciplinary research in Lilly Research Laboratories and the Biochemical Development Divisions. We are seeking applicants for the following disciplines:
Organic and Analytical Chemists Several positions are available in our Discovery Research, Process Research and Development, and Technical Services areas. Candidates for these positions should have a BS or MS in Chemistry, with research experience in Synthetic Organic Chemistry. Excellent problem solving and organizational skills are also essential. Lilly is also seeking candidates for positions in the Analytical Development and Control Laboratories. Candidates for these positions should have a BS or MS in Chemistry with experience and interest in Analytical Chemistry. Good communication and planning skills are also required. For prompt consideration, qualified applicants should send their curriculum vitae to:
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RESEARCH CHEMIST Cardiovascular Diseases Known w o r l d w i d e for our exceptional research and development in diverse pharmaceutical product areas, G.D. Searle provides a dynamic, stable environment for your career advancement. As we further our efforts in the area of cardiovascular disease, we now offer additional opportunity for an experienced Chemist. Responsibilities include preparing known compounds and analogues on a 10mg-100g scale, confirming structure by analysis (EA, HPLC, NMR, IR), and purifying prepared material to desired 05-99% level. A minimum of a BS degree (MS preferred) from an A.C.S. approved Department of Chemistry is required, along with 1-5 years industrial organic synthesis experience. We provide a competitive salary and full benefits. For confidential consideration, please send your resume with salary history to: G.D. Searle, Human Resources Dept. HY10, 4 9 0 1 Searle Parkway, Skokie, IL 60077. Equal Opportunity Employer.
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ZEOLITE R&D SCIENTIST Akzo Chemicals, Inc., a worldwide leader in catalysts for use in the petroleum industry, has two immediate openings at our R&D center in the Houston, Texas area. The qualified Scientists/Engineers will complement our dynamic development effort in novel zeolite research and FCC catalysis. Continued expansion of North American operations has created a unique opportunity for the successful candidates. Qualifications for the position include an advanced degree in chemistry or chemical engineering with research experience in zeolite synthesis and applications. Recent Ph.D candidates with relevant studies in zeolite development will be considered. The position may require interaction with manufacturing and marketing as well as some travel, both foreign and domestic. For immediate consideration for these highly visible positions, please send resume and salary requirements in confidence to:
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INDUSTRIAL WASTE SPECIALIST. Sacramento County, CA is now accepting applications. The position provides technical and professional advice in the analysis and evaluation of industrial discharges to the Sacramento Regional Sanitation District. B.S. degree and/or experience required. FY 1987-1988 Monthly Salary: $2,777.00-$3,376.00. Applications and application supplements must be obtained from the Sacramento County Employment Office, 710 " J " Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. Completed applications and application supplements must be received by the Employment Office no later than 5:00 P.M., July 5, 1988. (916) 4405593. AA/EOE. POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAMS: POLYMER SCIENCE/PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. The Chemistry Division is currently seeking individuals for postdoctoral programs in Polymer Research concerned with the molecular basis for defect accumulation and healing, and with ordering and crystallization of flexible chains. One- and two-year appointments; stipends $31,000 to $34,000 plus travel and relocation allowances. For more information contact: Dr. C. M. Roland, Chemistry Division, Coda 6120, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC 20375-5000. (202) 767-3039. An Equal Opportunity Employer. U.S. Citizenship Required.
NUCLEAR SCIENTISTS The Savannah River Site near Augusta, Georgia is seeking nuclear scientists interested in nuclear instrumentation, fuel production, environmental research, and emergency response. Candidates with MS or PhD degrees in Nuclear Chemistry, Radioanalytical Chemistry Health Physics, or related disciplines are encouraged to apply. Positions are available in the follow*· ing areas:
• On-Line nuclear instrumentation • Nuclear counting methods • Low-level radiometrics laboratories • Environmental research • Emergency response • Mobile field counting Operated for the United States Department of Energy Savannah River produces radioactive isotopes for national defense, medicine, and America's space program. While this outstanding environment broadens your professional horizons, our Aiken, South Carolina location offers a mild climate with access to some of the Southeast's most attractive cultural and recreational resources. Salaries are commensurate with training and experience. Our highly regarded benefits program includes relocation assistance. For confidential consideration, please send resume to: Professional Staffing, Employee Relations Department, Room X51006, DuPont Company, Wilmington, Delaware 19898
GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,040-$59,230/yr. Now Hiring. Your Area. 805-687-6000. Ext. R-20154 for current Federal list.
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THE ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY post doctoral Research Associate in Mass Spectrometry and surface chemistry of biomolecules. The Laboratory of Mass Spectrometry is seeking a post doctoral Research Associate to study the Mass Spectrometry and chemistry of biomolecules down to surfaces. Experience in peptide/protein chemistry is desirable. Apply to: Dr. Brian Chait, Mass Spectrometry Lab, Rockefeller University, 1230 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021. An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY—Oklahoma State University. A . one year appointment is available at the Visiting Assistant Professor level and is scheduled to begin August 1988. The successful applicant would be expected to teach advanced inorganic chemistry and/or general chemistry. A research opportunity is offered by way of collaborative work with a member of the present faculty. Applicants should send a complete resume and arrange to have three letters of reference sent to Dr. Neil Purdie, Head, Department of Chemistry, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078-0447. Deadline for the receipt of materials is July 15, 1988. Oklahoma State University is an AA/EO employer.
FOSSIL ENERGY POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAM—Opportunities at Department of Energy facilities in Morgantown (WV) and Pittsburgh. Degree within last 3 years required as is U.S. citizenship or PRA status. Contact Fossil Energy Postgraduate Program, University Programs Division, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Box 117, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0117, (615) 576-3456.
VISITING ASSISTANT RESEARCH PROFESSOR AND PH.D. GRADUATE STUDENTS. Individual sought with experience in metal organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) in particular and semiconductor processing in general to carry out research in high speed superconducting electronics and advanced Si integrated circuits. Current funded projects (-2 million dollars) for 3 years. Send CV and names of three references to Professor Rajendra Singh, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73019 (telephone (405) 325-4721). Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. POSTDOCTORAL AND VISITING SCHOLAR POSITIONS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AMONG INORGANIC, ANALYTICAL, POLYMER, MEDICINAL AND CLINICAL CHEMISTRIES. Openings, now or expected, in the following areas: (1) Chemistry of technetium and rhenium radiopharmaceuticals; (2) Kinetics and mechanisms of reactions of Tc and Re complexes; (3) Development of analytical and electrochemical techniques related to Tc and Re radiopharmaceuticals; (4) Polymer-modified electrodes; (5) Electrochemical immunoassay; (6) Development and use of EXAFS, WAXS and DAS using synchrotron X-radiation (previous Xray and/or programming experience desirable); (7) EXAFS spectroelectrochemistry; (8) Separation and characterization of metabolites of gold antiarthritis drugs. For position 1 contact Prof. E. Deutsch, for position 2 contact Dr. K. Libson, for positions 3-5 contact Prof. W. Heineman, and for posi-
tions 6-8 contact Prof. R. Elder, all at the Biomedical Chemistry Research Center, Chemistry Department, Mail Location #172, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221. Affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION. Available 8/1/88 in the Department of Chemistry. University of Missouri-St. Louis, to study the kinetics of iron exchange between transferrin and phosphonate chelating agents. Ph.D. in either chemistry or biochemistry required. Experience in nmr or electrophoresis preferred. Send resume and two letters of recommendation to W.R. Harris, Department of Chemistry, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83843. AA/EOE. A POSTDOCTORAL POSITION is available requiring a strong background in inorganic/organometallic chemistry, photochemistry, or physical organic chemistry. Our research involves the development and mechanistic study of the transition metal mediated activation and functionalization of carbon-hydrogen bonds and is presently focused on a photocatalytic system for the insertion of organic groups into C-H bonds. The annual salary is $27,500. Interested applicants should forward a comprehensive CV and the names of two references to Dr. Alan Goldman, Department of Chemistry, PO Box 939, Piscataway, NJ 08855-0939. EO/AA employer.
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POSTDOCTORAL CANDIDATES THE ISOTOPE AND NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY DIVISION OF THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY is seeking an outstanding recent Ph.D. recipient in physical, inorganic, analytical chemistry, aqueous geochemistry or related fields for a postdoctoral position described below. Candidates must have received their degree within the past three years. The position requires demonstrated ability for planning and implementation of independent research, and timely and effective communication of research results. U.S. CITIZENSHIP IS REQUIRED. The successful candidate will have a strong background in the theoretical and experimental aspects of sorption phenomena (ionexchange, surface complexation, chemisorption, etc.) in inorganic systems. Familiarity with theoretical and experimental aspects of inorganic transport in natural systems is desirable but not mandatory. A basic knowledge of lanthanide and actinide chemistry is preferred. Interested candidates should send a resume to Dr. Arend Meijer, INC-7, MS J514, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico 87545 or call (505) 667-0675. TO FORMALLY APPLY, send resume, employment application, undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and three letters of reference to Carol M. Rich, Human Resources Development Division PD-88-026, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico 87545. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
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POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONS: Three positions in biosynthe sis and/or enzymology will be available beginning July 1, 1988. The biosynthesis positions are for whole cell studies in antibiotic biosynthesis and will involve microbial fermen tation, synthetic chemistry, and NMR; Ph.D. in bioorganic or organic chemistry required. The positions in enzymology will be to isolate, purify, and characterize new enzymes in antibi otic biosynthesis or to develop modern purifications of pri mary metabolic enzymes and carry out studies of their reaction mechanisms. Ph.D. in biochemistry or organic chemistry with adequate experience in enzymology re quired. Specify position(s) of interest and submit resume, summary of relevant experience, and have two references write directly to Professor Steven J. Gould, Department of Chemistry, Oregon State University, Gilbert Hall 153, Corvallis, OR 97331-4003. Oregon State University is an Affirma tive Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and is respon sive to the needs of dual career couples. POSTDOCTORAL OPENING: Synthetic and exploratory organosilicon Chemistry. Requirements: Laboratory experi ence in synthetic organic chemistry and organosilicon chemistry, knowledge of molecular rearrangements of or ganic compounds and organosilicon compounds, hands-on experience with IR, NMR, GC and HPLC instrumentation. 1 yr. Postdoctoral experience. $19,400/annum. Send applica tion and 3 letters of recommendation to P.F. Hudrlik, Dept. of Chemistry, Howard University, Washington, D.C 20059 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MEDICINAL OR BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY with major experience in computational chemistry, computer-assisted drug design or related tech niques at The University of Toledo College of Pharmacy. The Department of Medicinal and Biological Chemistry is com prised of seven full-time faculty all with active, supported research programs. An Evans & Sutherland type molecular graphics system, with networked multiuser capability, is being established. The successful candidate will be expect ed to develop an independent research program, help con tinue the development of the molecular graphics facility, and participate in both undergraduate and graduate teaching and research programs in medicinal and biological chemistry. Examination of applicants will begin July 1 but applications will be accepted after that date and the position will remain open until it is filled by a successful applicant. Send letter of interest, CV and names of 3 references to Dr. Richard A. Hudson, Chairman, Dept. of Medicinal and Biological Chem istry, University of Toledo, College of Pharmacy, Toledo, OH 43606. The University of Toledo is affirmative action equal opportunity employer. ANALYTICAL/INORGANIC CHEMIST. Asst./Assoc. Professor. Ph.D. and teaching experience preferred. Responsibility for general, analytical (instrumentation), advanced inorganic and natural science course. Also direct undergraduate re search. Term contract leading to tenure decision. Send resume, three letters of recommendation before 6-24-88 to Dr. David Hampton, Chemistry Chair, Wartburg College, Waverly, IA 50677
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FULL-TIME RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION is immedi ately available at a Seattle-based Bio-tech laboratory. B.S. or M.S. in Chemistry required. Experience in Carbohydrate Synthesis and related laboratory techniques preferred. ΕΕΟ. Send resume to The Biomembrane Institute, 201 Elliott Ave., W. Seattle, 98119. No calls please. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. One year appointment available to teach organic chemistry at the undergraduate or graduate level. Starting date September 1, 1988. Apply to Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118. AA/EOE. CHEMISTRY—Chemistry Department, State University of New York. College at Fredonia, Fredonia, NY 14063, seeks PhD chemist for 1988-89 academic year only. Application deadline three weeks after appearance of this advertise ment. Send resume to Search Committee. Call (716) 6733281 to arrange preliminary interview, Toronto ACS. SUNY is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Wom en and minorities are encouraged to apply. RESEARCH INSTRUCTOR/BIOPHYSICIST: University requires PhD with 2 years in post doctoral experience in relaxation techniques and 2-D nmr. Position also requires work on cation interactions with ion transporting molecules and 2-D nmr of elastomeric polypeptides. One hour per month classroom teaching grad students. $22,000 per an num for 40 hr. week. Resume to Alabama State Employment Service, 1816 8th Avenue, North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203, E. R. Robinson. Job Order AL825188. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION. PhD in organic chemistry of natural products or related field to investigate the enzymatic reactions of haloperoxidases isolated from marine organ isms. Experience should include current techniques of chro matography, spectroscopy, and structure elucidation: famil iarity with the manipulation of enzymes is also desireable. Salary $18,000, available immediately. Send CV and three letters of recommendation to: Dr. Roy K. Okuda, Department of Pharmacognosy, College of Pharmacy, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rl 02881. Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. REOPENED SEARCH: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry; organic or biochemistry as well as some teaching experience desirable; to teach courses in physical chemistry; thermodynamics and quantum mechanics/ kinetics; a special topics course in an area of this person's expertise; and laboratory sections in General Chemistry and an Integrated Laboratory sequence. Temporary position for two year period. Resume, three references, and an indica tion of research interests due to: Dr. Mary E. Thompson, Chair, Department of Chemistry, The College of St. Cather ine, 2004 Randolph Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55105, by July 1, 1988. Appointment to begin late August 1988. Equal Oppor tunity Employer.
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY DEAN Carnegie Institute of Technology College of Engineering Carnegie Mellon invites applications and nominations for the position of Dean of Carnegie Institute of Technology (CIT), the university's nationally acclaimed engineering college. The Dean is responsible for providing effective academic, ad ministrative, and fiscal leadership for the school, which is comprised of 120 faculty members and 1900 students. The successful candidate will possess a distinguished record of teaching and scholarship commensurate with the appoint ment to the rank of Professor, exhibit a strong interest in inter disciplinary activities, and show evidence of the ability to manage a complex organization. CIT offers programs of study in six primary departments: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Com puter Engineering, Engineering and Public Policy, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Sci ence. Other programs of study include Biomedical Engineer ing and Manufacturing Engineering. In addition to the various CIT academic units, the engineering college also houses many research centers of excellence, including the Center for Excellence in Optical Data Processing, the Engineering De sign Research Center (NSF-ERC), the Magnetics Technology Center, and the Semiconductor Research Corporation/CMU Center for Computer Aided Design. CIT also actively interacts with a multitude of research centers throughout the university, including the internationally renowned Robotics Institute. CIT's strong emphasis in interdisciplinary research contrib utes to the college's aggressive role as one of the top academic and research institutions which provides new and exciting state-of-the-art technological and scientific developments. Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Nominations and/or applications should be received by July 15, 1988. Applications should include a letter of interest, a curriculum vitae, and names of three references. All corre spondence should be addressed to: Dr. Jerry H. Griffin Chairman, Dean Selection/Search Committee Carnegie Mellon University Scaife Hall 414, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (412) 268-3860 Carnegie Mellon is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer. ORGANIC CHEMIST/BIOCHEMIST. One-year position be ginning September 1, 1988 to teach two semesters of or ganic, one of biochemistry and two of the nonsciences majors course. Salary competitive and negotiable, Ph.D. expected. This position will be reclassified and readvertised as tenure track starting September 1989. Send resume, transcripts and phone numbers for 3 references to Dr. Scott Peterson, Natural Sciences and Mathematics Division, Ar kansas College, Batesville, Arkansas 72501 POSTDOCTORAL POSITION, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY. We are seeking a postdoctoral associate to participate in an energy research program. Many aspects of coal science are under investigation, including coal structure, conversion to liquid and gaseous fuels, and ash slagging and fouling during combustion. EXAFS spectroscopy, Mossbauer spectrosco py, and computer controlled scanning electron microscopy (CCSEM) are some of the techniques being employed in this research. The successful candidate will be expected to spend a significant amount of time at the National Synchro tron Light Source working on an EXAFS beam line. Experi ence in EXAFS spectroscopy or other advanced materials characterization techniques is desirable. Send resumes, transcripts, and references to: Prof. G. P. Huffman, Consor tium for Fossil Fuel Liquefaction Science, 233 Mining & Mineral Resources Building, University of Kentucky, Lexing ton, KY 40506-0107 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHARMACOLOGY. The De partment of Pharmacology, University of California, Los An geles seeks an individual to teach and conduct research in drug metabolism, pharmacokinetics and toxicology. The successful candidate will have a strong background in chemistry, the ability to establish a strong and independent research program and to effectively teach graduate and medical students. Please send curriculum vitae, bibliogra phy, summary of professional accomplishments and goals, together with the names of three references to: Chair, Search Committee, UCLA Medical Center, Department of Pharmacology, 10833 Le Conte Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024-1735. The University of California, is an equal oppor tunity/affirmative action employer. THE DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF WY OMING, invites applications and nominations for two tenuretrack positions, one in inorganic chemistry and one in analyt ical chemistry. The positions may be filled at any level, and applications from both junior and seniors scientists are wel come. The salaries associated with both positions are com petitive, and that of one of the positions will be appreciably enhanced by funds available through an NSF EPScoR grant. Minority and women candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. Send C.V., statement of research plans, and three letters of recommendation to Professor Derek J. Hodgson, Department of Chemistry, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071. An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Em ployer.
BIOCHEMIST—BATES COLLEGE: Applicants are invited for a one-year faculty position to begin September 1988. Ph.D. degree required. Responsibilities include teaching un dergraduate biochemistry courses and a section of general chemistry. Send vita, graduate and undergraduate tran scripts, and three letters of reference to: Professor David B. Ledlie, Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Bates College, Lewiston, ME 04240. Bates College is an Equal Opportunity Employer. RESEARCH SPECIALIST IN CHEMISTRY (ASSISTANT MlCROANALYST). The School of Chemical Sciences, Univer sity of Illinois-Urbana is seeking applicants for a full-time position as an analyst in the microanalytical facility. Respon sibilities include running elemental analyses on both organic and inorganic materials and similar microanalytical tech niques. Experience in ICP or ion chromatography advanta geous but not essential. Bachelor's degree plus previous laboratory experience and background in chemistry re quired, M.S. in Chemistry preferred. Salary commensurate with qualifications. A July starting date is preferred. Interest ed candidates are invited to send a complete curriculum vitae and three references to: Dr. William H. Pirkle, Depart ment of Chemistry, University of Illinois, 161 Roger Adams Laboratory, 1209 W. California St., Urbana, IL 61801, 217/333-0751. All applications should be received by June 10, 1988 to assure full consideration. The University of Illinois is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. VISITING FACULTY POSITION - The Department of Chemis try at Northwestern University invites applications for a oneyear or partial year visiting faculty appointment beginning September 19, 1988, to teach undergraduate-level courses in organic or analytical chemistry. Prior college level teach ing experience is required. We encourage applications from persons who will be on sabbatical leave and are seeking a one-year teaching position. Applicants should send a curric ulum vitae and arrange for two letters of reference to be sent to Dr. Daniel P. Weeks, Executive Director, Department of Chemistry, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 60208. Northwestern University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. VISITING LECTURER, ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, DUKE UNI VERSITY: Full time position teaching undergraduates for 1988-1989 academic year: Louden textbook; no laboratory responsibilities. Doctoral degree and proven instructional excellence in a well-established school are required. Ac cess to research facilities and interaction with faculty pro vide desirable conditions for a sabbatical or leave of ab sence. Send C.V. with salary requirements and addresses of references to Edward M. Arnett, Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Duke University, Durham, NC 27706. Duke Uni versity is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. MANAGER OF ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATE LABORA TORIES—DUKE UNIVERSITY, Non-tenure track staff posi tion; Chemistry Ph.D. required. Responsibility for planning and managing junior and senior analytical, physical and other chemistry laboratories, laboratory lectures to students, briefing and supervising teaching assistants, organizing lab oratory grading. Close collaboration with faculty in creative planning of stimulating experiments for excellent students is a major objective. Publication and career development en couraged. Application should include C.V. with names and addresses of three references sent to Edward M. Arnett, Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Duke University, Dur ham, NC 27706. Duke University is an Affirmative Action/E qual Opportunity employer. ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY DEPARTMENT, UNIVER SITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS. Biochemical Toxicologist, Assistant/Associate Professor of Environment Toxicology and Assistant/Associate Biochemical Toxicologist in the Agricultural Experiment Station, available starting Septem ber 1, 1988. Eleven month, teaching and research, tenuretrack appointment. Requirements include Ph.D. in Biochem istry, Pharmacology, Toxicology, or related discipline with strong biochemical training, and research experience in biochemical toxicology including immunotoxicology, repro ductive toxicology, or molecular biology. Responsibilities include research on mechanisms of toxic action as related to agricultural and environmental concerns, teaching the equivalent of two formal courses per year, supervision of graduate students, and advising. By June 30, 1988, send resume, transcripts (official transcripts if the Ph.D. was granted in the past five years), list of publications, and names and addresses of three references to: Chairman, Biochemical Toxicologist Search Committee, Department of Environmental Toxicology, University of California, Da vis, CA 95616. The University of California is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION: A postdoctoral position in quantum chemistry will be available in Fall, 1988. Project involves studies of charge-transfer molecules using a novel unitary coupled-electron pair approximation. Some pro grams must be adapted to a mainframe IBM environment prior to the chemical studies, so that strong conventional skills are required for this position. Some familiarity with IBM computing environment desirable. Position is for one year. Submit vitae, publications list, and one letter of recommen dation from graduate research advisor to: Dr. Mark R. Hoff mann, Department of Chemistry, University of North Dakota, University Station, Box 7185, Grand Forks, ND 58202. Phone (701) 777-2741. EQ/AA employer.
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ANALYTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, M.S. 1983: Five years industrial experience includes structure determinations/validations, QC/QA method development, industrial hygiene and com petitive product analyses, equipment maintenance/repair. Experienced in collecting, interpreting and reviewing data from FT-IR, H-NMR, capillary GC, UV-VIS, TLC, AA. Avail able immediately. Box 400-A-6. ANALYTICAL/PHYSICAL CHEMIST, M.S.: Seeks position as applied chemist in support of engineering and product development. Research and teaching experience in: UVVIS, NMR, infrared, fluorescence emission, laser spectros copy, instrumentation, optics, and electronics. Available im mediately. Box 401-A-6. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST: Ph.D., Management. Expertise in clinical toxicology, therapeutic drug monitoring, and drugs of abuse testing, including GC/MS confirmation and quantita tion, chain of custody and expert witness. Strong clinical chemistry background, director licensed in Tennessee and California. Extensive analytical experience in food, paper and coal technology. Patents and publications. Box 400-D-5. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST: M.S., 25+ years varied experi ence, mostly government, toxicology, petroleum, clinical, manufacturing, radiological. Most methods. Problem solving and methods development. Box 400-D-4. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST: M.S./Organic, Ph.D./Polymer chemistry. 10 years experience in chemical characteriza tion of meat products, industrial and municipal hazardous and nonhazardous wastes, including wastewater, for devel opment, QC/QA and application for construction materials. USDA/EPA compliance and protocols, AA. Some superviso ry. No geographical preference. Sarkar, 3005 Walnut, Amarillo, TX 79107; Telephone: (806) 383-8202. ANALYTICAL/PHYSICAL CHEMIST, M.S. 1987: AA, chro matography, titrimetry, environmental lab work (2 yrs). Re search, nonlinear spectroscopy (Ar + /dye lasers, HV, draft ing skills). Microelectronics/microprocessors minor, instru mentation-computer interfacing experience. Programmer/operator: Fortran, 6502/286 assembly, OS, text/data software. Teaching assistant (2 yrs). Available immediately. Box 402-D-4. ANALYTICAL/PHYSICAL CHEMIST, M.S.: Seeks position as applied chemist in support of engineering and product development. Research and teaching experience in: UVVIS, NMR, infrared, fluorescence emission, laser spectros copy, instrumentation, optics, and electronics. Available im mediately. Box 401-D-3.
INORGANIC INORGANIC CHEMIST: Analytical and process problem solver! 10+ years analytical development, lab supervision, industrial hydrometallurgical bench studies: precious met als, catalyst processing, molybdenum and vanadium chemi cals. Skilled in wet and instrumental methods, QA/QC, mi crowave decomposition, experiment design, data evalua tion. B.S., M.S., Chemistry. Principals only. 409-297-3900. Box 401-C-5.
ORGANIC ORGANIC CHEMIST, M.S., 1980: Experienced in multistep synthesis, sale-up, and preparative LC as related to pharma ceuticals and specialty chemicals (liquid crystal materials) familiar with HPLC and NMR, many publications. Prefer Pa cific N.W. but will relocate for the right position. Box 402-B5. ORGANIC CHEMIST PH.D.: Recent graduate seeks position in pharmaceutical or chemical industry. Experience in syn thesis, purification and characterization. Strong Mass Spec troscopy background. Will relocate. (201) 659-5910. Box 402-D-3.
PHYSICAL PHYSICAL CHEMIST: Ph.D. Industrial, government, consult ing, academic experience. Expertise in identifying, modeling and applying physiochemical mechanisms in specific pro jects. Organize, supervise, evaluate R&D. Taught physical chemistry and interfaced with industrial sponsored thesis work. Developed graphics software for commercial ven tures, and to augment solved analytical models. Box 403-B5. PHYSICAL CHEMIST: Ph.D. 1975. Broad scientific background chemical thermodynamics with an emphasis on calorimetric measurements as applied to problems in electro chemistry, solute-solvent interactions and drug-protein in teractions. Desire academic, government or industrial position. Will relocate! Box 403-D-4. MS PHYSICAL INORGANIC CHEMIST/PIGMENT CHE MIST—Seek Development or Quality Control work in any
POLYMER CHEMISTS. Material properties, polymer pro cessing operations, process research, product develop ment. Rheology, Structural Analysis, Characterization, Phys ical Testing. Box 304-A-6. POLYMERS: Ph.D., polymerization, coatings, management, electro-, medical, elastomers, process development, radia tion. Box 306-A-6. POLYMER CHEMIST, CONSULTING: Familiar with applica tions for electronic devices, particularly encapsulation. Dr. J.C. Spitsbergen, 696 Knollwood Road, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417. 201/848-1444. POLYMER, CHEMICAL ENGINEER-TEXTILE CHEMIST: B.S. Ch.E. (Purdue), M.S. Textiles, M.S. ChE. (GA Tech). Eight % years experience in college teaching. Five years industrial experience in R&D. Seeks position in R&D, man agement or teaching. Will relocate. Available immediately. U.S. citizen. No agencies. Box 403-D-3.
OTHER CHEMICAL PATENT ATTORNEY: Will prepare and prose cute patent applications; searches; validity/infringement opinions. Reasonable rates. Edwin Schindler, 1523 East Fourth Street, Brooklyn, NY 11230. (718)336-9346. PROTECT YOUR INVENTION, consult a Patent Attorney. Don Favre, 1600 S. Joyce, C503, Arlington, Virginia 22202. (703)920-2962. ZEOLITES are my speciality; PhD seeks position in Central Europe; 7 years international experience; native fluency in German. Box 305-A-6. POWDER COATING RESIN CONSULTANT: Ph.D. 12 years experience in developing curative and polyester resins for PU, Hybrid and TGIC powder coating. Available immediately. Box 307-A-6. ECLECTIC RESEARCHER/EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE CO ORDINATOR: Ph.D. physical/polymer chemist. Lab, semi, and plant synthesis of polymers and resins dictated by struc ture-property relationship measurements. Publications, pat ents, awards. Experience in family, substance abuse, and ΕΑΡ counseling. Toronto meeting June 5-8. (716) 873-1140. Box 403-A-6. ORGANIC CHEMIST, PH.D.: Seven years research on com pounds for photographic applications; four years teaching chemistry and administering large science co-op program; five years as editor of prestigious chemical encyclopedia (managed office, acquired authors, edited manuscripts). Will relocate. (407) 272-9625. Box 404-A-6. RESEARCH DIRECTOR: Decade of innovative advances, marketing support, effective delegation, "hands on" experi mental support, developed many biotechnology areas (drugs, [NSAID, topical vehicles], enzymology, fermenta tion, optimization, product purification, waste management), interdisciplinary coordination, quality assurance, regulatory, productivity improvements, cost reduction, M.S. education; Ph.D., biochemistry; management, engineering training. Box 405-A-6. TRANSLATION from Japanese publications, patents and reports POB.211063, Columbus, Ohio 43221 X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHER Ph.D.: Protein and small molecule crystallography, structure-function relationships, related computer techniques and molecular modeling. Avail able immediately for academic or industrial position. Will relocate. Box 302-D-5. NEW PRODUCTS/MARKETS—SPECIALTY CHEMICALS: Skilled development manager seeks lead role with custom er-driven, niche market innovator. Broad technical, com mercial background with expertise in catalysts, plastics ad ditives. Met customer product/service needs; small firms to multi-national corporations. Started intrapreneurial unit. Ph.D., inorganic chemistry. Box 405-B-5. MANAGER PLASTICS DEVELOPMENT: Experienced Man ager in polymer R&D including alloys, composites, engineer ing plastics, PVC, ABS/ASA, coatings, adhesives, latices and reaction injection molding. This covers synthesis through pilot to extensive customer development. Proven record products patents and publications. Box 405-D-4. PROFIT-ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY MANAGER: Ph.D. Chem. Eng., M.S. Chemistry, M.B.A., strong technical and business background in process technology planning, busi ness development, R&D, extensive international experi ence, fluent German, seeks management-oriented position in planning, economics, marketing, international operations, licensing, technical service, process or project engineering. Box 406-D-4. US PATENT PROSECUTION/JAPANESE PATENT TRANS LATION: Photocopying, computer (switching circuit; AI), liq uid crystals, lasers, heterodyning, dissipative structures, vacuum syntheses (inorganic/organic), superconductivity, powder metallurgy, etc. Publications. Experienced Ph.D. re search chemist. No agencies. (303) 294-9455 evenings. Box 407-D-4.
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SENIOR R&D MANAGEMENT with packaged consumer goods company. Extensive technical and supervisory experience in household, personal care, oral hygiene, and OTC proprietary products. Strengths include successful product development record, extensive communications at all organizational levels, ability to implement strategic programs and build organizations. Reply to Box 401-B-4. CHEMIST BA. Wet chemical and instrumental methods development. Electrochemistry and related processes at the lab and mfg. levels. Supervision of technical people. Environmental compliance with R.C.R.A., county pretreatment requirements, Right-to-Know. Rochester, NY and surrounding area only. Available now. Fred Hoffman, 1495 Oak Openings Rd., Avon, NY 14414. 716-226-8448. SENIOR CHEMIST, PH.D., M.B.A.: Proven ability to develop new products. Extensive research experience in the successful registration of several commercial products. Expertise in method development, instrumentation, laboratory supervision, project management. Experience in natural products and organic synthesis. Seeks challenging position. Box 307-D-3. CEO/SrVP: Unusually versatile and innovative Ph.D. Businessman/Technical problem solver. 25+ years' experience includes General management/R&D/QA/engineering and analytical chemistry. Strong entrepreneurial orientation. Accomplishments include lab business turnaround, startups, new technology implementation. Call: G. Neil Spokes (9418766). Box 404-D-3. PH.D. FUEL SCIENCE; M.S. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Experience in fossil fuels conversion/utilization, water/air pollution control. Over 50 publications/patents. 4 yrs with US DOE (GS-13/3, outstanding rating). Wants position in R&D or energy/environment management. Box 405D-3. TECHNICAL WRITER/EDITOR: Frequently published freelance writer, experienced copy editor, will write your reports, articles, brochures, books, etc.; or rewrite yours more clearly, concisely; or edit yours for grammar, syntax, punctuation, conformity to publication style. Ph.D. Chemist, fibers, textiles, adhesives expert. Recommendations from satisfied customers. Dr. Thomas A. Luckenbach, 2907 Lee Road, Silver Lake, OH 44224
SITUATIONS W A N T E D (Retired Chemists and Ch.E.'s) CONSULTANT: Vast experience in the Chemical Industry. Fine, High purity, electronic, and perfumery chemicals. Includes most elements, particularly rare elements, their salts, organometallic compounds and precious metals. Can give advice on plant design, process design, trouble shooting, health and safety. Willing to travel throughout the world. Laurie P. Vergnano, 3 Fruze Hill Drive, Canford Cliffs, Poole, Dorset, BH14 8QL, England. Telephone: 0202-707605.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CO. MERGER/PARTNER. Expanding NJ Environmental Co. Looking for a Merger or Partner. Tel. (201) 221-1027. ENVIRONMENTAL, AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD LABORATORY in S. E. Pennsylvania. Steady business, excellent location for expansion. Box 51-A-6, ACS, 1155 16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036
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CONSULTANT: More than 35 years in pharmaceutical manufacturing operations with especial expertise in GMP compliance, auditing, managing QA/QC functions, analytical research, preparation of IND's NDA's and other regulatory documentation. Excellent oral and writing skills. Available as consultant on part-time basis. Box 407-A-6. CONSULTANT: Polymers, Plastics, and Resins, Sc.D. Extensive technical and management experience in planning R&D programs, developing new products and new applications and directing business efforts towards new areas of growth. Numerous patents. Experience with corporations in U.S., France, Japan, and China. Box 408-A-6. DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT: Managed development of New Products/Businesses with revenues totaling $200 million and all profitable. Marketing research & development, product introduction, business plans & planning, pro forma forcasts. Knowledgeable in semipermeable gas/liquid separating membranes, biochemicals, specialty chemicals, consumers products. Herman Knieriem, Jr., Cre-A-Tech Assoc, 11047-D Oak Forest Pkwy, St. Louis, MO 63146, (314) 9936889. PATENT APPLICATIONS PREPARED FOR ATTORNEYS: Retired Ph.D. industrial chemist, broad technical knowledge patent agent since 1964. Can assess prior art, collaborate with inventor and attorney to prepare applications, drafts, responses, briefs. Input in English, German, French. Reasonable rates, prompt service, confidential, satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. Edward D.tWeil, 6 Amherst Drive, Hastingson-Hudson, NY 10706 (914) 478-3370. CONSULTANT: 28 years experience in R&D of catalytic processes, catalytic reactor design, desires assisting companies in developing new products and processes, incl.: literature & patent search, pilot plant design, kinetics, design and mathematical modeling of commerical reactors. Will travel. Speaks also French, German. (301) 564-4970. Box 406-B-5.
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Maurice Stansby wins President's award Maurice E. Stansby, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, Seattle, has received the President's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service. He was cited for "the development of new knowledge concerning the nutritional value of fish oil and its potential in reducing the risk of coronary heart disease." The award consists of a gold medal and is the highest honor that can be bestowed for civilian service in the U.S. It was presented to Stansby in a special ceremony on March 7 in Washington, D.C. Stansby's federal career began in the 1930s, and although he retired in 1975 after 44 years of service, he continues to conduct research on a voluntary basis at NOAA's Northwest & Alaska Fisheries Center. He spent most of his career at National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA) laboratories. In the late 1950s, during his tenure as director of the Fish & Wildlife Service's Technological Laboratory, Seattle, he began a program of fish oil research. His efforts added to the knowledge that certain polyunsaturated fatty acids in fish oil lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease. From 1967 until his retirement, Stansby concentrated on developing an understanding of the chemistry and biochemistry of polyunsaturated fatty acids and their metabolic pathways in marine animals and humans. D
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Roy W. Tess Award in Coatings The ACS Division of Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering (PMSE) seeks nominations for the 1989 Roy W. Tess Award in Coatings. This award, for $1000, will be presented at the 198th ACS national meeting. It recognizes outstanding individual achievements and noteworthy contributions to coatings science, technology, and engineering, and confirms PMSE's longstanding support and dedication to
