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INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS RESEARCH ENGINEER: National forest products industry environmental research organization has an opening at its laboratory in Gainesville, Florida. We are looking for a highly self motivated person with excellent written and oral communication skills, preferably with a B.S. degree in chemical engineering, and an M.S. or Ph.D. degree in either chemical engineering, analytical chemistry, paper science, or environmental engineering. This person will conduct studies addressing primarily atmospheric emission measurement and control concerns of the pulp and paper industry. Send resume in confidence to Robert Fisher, NCASI, P. O. Box 141020, Gainesville, Florida. DIRECTOR OF QUALITY CONTROL—having experience in physical and chemical testing along with GC/AS and environmental testing in a multi-plant setting for a major manufacturer of automotive upholstery leather. The successful candidate will have a minimum of a B.S. in Chemistry and at least 10 years of relevant experience. Box 20-B-6. ACS, 1155 16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. MARINE EMISSION CONTROL ENGINEER. 40 hours per week, $36,000 per year. Design of marine emission control systems for treatment of hazardous chemicals resulting from tanker loading. Compliance with USEPA and Texas Air Control Board regulations. Computer design. Requires M.S. in Chemical Engineering and one year on the job or one year research in computer modeling of emissions or gas/vapor systems, academic research acceptable. Apply at the Texas Employment Commission, Houston, Texas or send resume to the Texas Employment Commission, TEC Building, Austin, Texas 78778. J.O. # 6687434. Ad paid by an equal opportunity employer.
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Product Development Chemist Georgia-Pacific has an immediate opening for an innovative Chemist at its Decatur R&D Laboratory near Atlanta. This position will be responsible for developing new industrial products using thermosetting resins for the adhesiVes, foam, laminates and composites markets. Responsibilities will include product development from conception to commercialization using synthetic and analytical chemistry skills, and applications development through working with customers. A B.S. or M.S. degree with several years of industrial experience, or a Ph.D. degree, is required. The title and salary will depend upon the applicant's education and experience. Georgia-Pacific offers an attractive compensation and benefit package.
Georgia-Pacific Qualified candidates are invited to send their resume to: Georgia-Pacific Corporation DepL JWP 2883 Miller Road Decatur, GA 30035 Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V.
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Georgia-Pacific has an opening for an Analytical Chemist at its Decatur Technical Center located near Atlanta, Georgia. The candidate should possess a minimum of a B.S. Degree in Chemistry, but an advanced degree is preferred. The position requires expertise in analytical chemistry, with experience in thermal analysis or chromatography being highly preferred. Additional experience in areas of NMR, IR, S EM/ X-Ray or AA will be most helpful. Knowledge of adhesives, coatings, paper and w o o d technologies is desirable. The selected candidate will be a versatile performer, yet maintain expertise in primary areas of interest. Good interpersonal skills to successfully interact with the various R&D groups is a must.
From discovery a n d development to manufacture and marketing, CIBA-GEIGY's Agricultural Division is a worldwide leader in crop protection chemicals. Our Greensboro, NC headquarters is seeking a PhD in Organic Chemistry, preferably with 1-2 years' postdoctoral experience, to synthesize 14Cradiolabelled compounds and nonlabelled metabolite standards. The qualified candidate will have a background in modern spectroscopic analysis including NMR, IR and MS, as well as chromatographic methods of compound purification and analysis. Experience in heterocyclic synthesis is desirable. While familiarity with 14C-radiosynthesis is helpful, it is not required. Good oral and written communication skills are essential. CIBA-GEIGY offers a highly competitive salary, a comprehensive benefits package and an environment conducive to professional achievement. Qualified candidates should send their resume and salary requirements to: D. Carley, Human Resources, CIBA-GEIGY Corporation, P.O. Box 1 8 3 0 0 , Greensboro, NC 27419-8300. W e Are An Eaual Opportunity Employer M / F / H / V .
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CIBA-GEIGY RESEARCH INVESTIGATOR Join S t e r l i n g W i n t h r o p a n d be a p a r t o f a t e a m d e d i c a t e d t o t h e enhancement of scientific discovery. Sterling Winthrop Pharmaceuticals Research D i v i s i o n is t h e w o r l d w i d e p h a r m a c e u t i c a l research a n d d e v e l o p m e n t o r g a n i z a t i o n o f Sterling W i n t h r o p I n c . W e c u r r e n t l y seek a P r o t e i n C h e m i s t t o j o i n o u r interd i s c i p l i n a r y t e a m at o u r G r e a t V a l l e y , PA f a c i l i t y . The successful candidate will develop, implement and validate novel and established methods for the characterization of protein conjugates for FDA filings. This position will also interact within a research group to develop novel methodologies in support of discovery and development projects. The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. degree and 2 years experience in biomolecule characterization. Demonstrated proficiency and innovation in protein characterization methods (edman degradation, amino acid analysis, mass spectrometry, peptide mapping) is expected. Experience in GMP/GLP procedures, carbohydrate structural analysis or the biophysical characterization of macromolecules is a plus. At Sterling Winthrop, you'll enjoy a highly competitive salary and benefits package. For confidential consideration, forward your resume and salary requirements to:
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f|T"~ Ruetgers-Nease Chemical Com/ / / Pany. 'nc-> a specialty organic / / / chemical manufacturer has an I I I immediate opening for an Organic I / / Chemist in the R.&D. Dept. at our I I I State College, PA facility. This position I I I will assist in the development of new, and optimization of existing, products/processes. The position is also expected to provide support to our production facilities in resolving plant process & production problems. The ideal candidate must be able to work closely with Corporate and Plant Engineering, Production, and Marketing functions. Some travel is required. Oualified candidate will have a B.S. in Chemistry and a minimum of 3-5 years relevant experience in the Chemical Industry. Competitive salary and comprehensive 100% employer paid benefits package offered. To be considered for this position submit a cover letter, resume, and salary requirements, to: Corp. Human Resources Dept. Group CE
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H.B. Fuller Company, a worldwide leader in Specialty Chemicals, has two significant opportunities in our Corporate Research & Development Headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota.
GROUP LEADER Reporting directly to the Vice President of Research & Development, this person will have responsibility for project and technology management. This includes strategic planning, technology development, coordination and transfer, and full budget responsibility of approximately $1,000,000 operating plus approved capital expenditures. Successful people management experience including identification, training, retention and promotion of top talent required. Direct supervisory responsibility for approximately 12 people. The successful candidate will have a PhD in chemistry, at least 8 years successful management (project and people) experience, willingness to travel and a track record of results.
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MAKE THE MOST IMPOMNT DISCOVERY OF AIL Exploring and testing your analytical and intuitive abilities is what a scientific career is all about. And Burroughs Wellcome Co. can give you those opportunities. We are at the forefront of important new pharmaceutical developments, with a long record of successes. That means you can have the resources and support to do your best work, and make a meaningful difference. Discover your capabilities at Burroughs Wellcome Co.
Development Scientist III Responsibilities of this position will include laboratory synthesis, and scale-up from the laboratory t o pilot plant and manufacturing level. The individual will be using a physical chemical approach to problem solving which will include measuring the kinetics and t h e r m a l characteristics of t h e chemical process and the physical characteristics of the final drug substance.
SR. CHEMIST This PhD level position will demand an individual skilled in technology development and project coordination. This individual will be responsible for directing the Research & Development activity of an advanced urethane dispersion lab team and to assist on scale-up commercialization as required. In addition to a PhD in organic/ polymer chemistry, the successful candidate will have at least 3 years research experience related to polyurethane dispersions.
Q u a l i f i e d applicants should possess a Ph.D. in Chemistry. Preference will be given t o candidates with ability in physical or physical organic methods. Writing sample assessment required. In addition to the wide variety of cultural, educat i o n a l and recreational advantages of our Greenville, NC location, Burroughs Wellcome Co. also offers an excellent compensation and benefits package, including comprehensive health and dental plans, life and disability coverage, tuition reimbursement, a relocation plan, pension plan, fitness facilities, and more. Please send resume, indicating position number in your cover letter, by June 26, 1992, to: Burroughs Wellcome Co., Recruiting a n d S t a f f i n g , Req. # 6 3 8 3 5 , P.O. Box 1 8 8 7 , Greenville, NC 27835-1887.
H.B. Fuller has a proven history of success and will continue to change and adapt to an ever changing marketplace. H.B. Fuller, one of "The One Hundred Best Companies To Work For In America", has an outstanding total compensation package. If you are interested in being part of this growth and can bring results, send a resume and salary history for at least 5 years. Only those providing both will be considered. H.B. Fuller Company Staffing Department 1200 County Road "E" West Arden Hills, MN 55112 All offers are contingent on successful completion of a physical to include Drug & Alcohol screening. H.B. Fuller encourages women and minorities to apply. No agency inquiries.
For information on other job opportunities w i t h Burroughs Wellcome Co., call our Job Information Line at (919) 830-2997.
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IFF is the world's largest flavor and fragrance organization with a firm commitment to sophisticated manufacturing and advanced research & development. We currently seek two Senior level Chemists who would enjoy making a valuable contribution to our research endeavors.
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As Senior Chemist, it will be your responsibility to develop the technology of depositing fragrances on surfaces, through the use of such carriers as polymers and surfactants. The qualified individual must have an advanced degree in an appropriate chemical science field, hands-on knowledge of liposomes and other liquid encapsulation techniques and 3 years of development experience. You must also understand the principles of attracting/repelling forces of carriers and have the ability to determine whether they are capable of transporting and depositing fragrances on surfaces. Any product development background and formulation work in the domestic and/or consumer product industry would be highly desirable. Strong communication skills and leadership qualities are important.
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Excellent opportunity to direct the overall operation of our mass spectrometry laboratory, analyzing natural products, reaction products, environmental samples and trace components. You will also supervise the efforts of senior scientists, develop methods and investigate new techniques. The qualified individual must have an advanced degree in Chemistry and 5 years of industrial experience using mass spectrometric techniques and separation methods. Knowledge of flavor and fragrance compounds and natural products will be very important. Demonstrated supervisory skills desirable.
HI We provide technical challenge and diversity coupled with competitive HI salary and excellent company benefits. Those qualified are encourIII aged to submit a resume with salary history and requirements, indicat^ ^ ^ ^^^^m ^^^^m ' n 9 position of interest, to: Employment ManHIBBBH ager, International Flavors & Fragrances, • K 4 m Bj m 600 Highway 36, Hazlet, New Jersey 07730. ^^L ^^L ^^L Equal opportunity employer m/f.
SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMIST Agouron Pharmaceuticals, Inc., an expanding southern California-based pharmaceutical company, is seeking synthetic organic chemists to assist its medicinal chemistry group undertaking novel three-dimensional drug design. Candidates should be qualified at the BS/MS level and have laboratory experience in organic chemistry. The successful applicant will have a strong academic achievement and the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team. He/she will devise and execute multistep synthetic sequences and will be conversant with modern chromatographic techniques and spectroscopic methods. An enthusiasm for preparative organic chemistry is the most important qualification for appointment. We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package in addition to an intellectually stimulating environment in a superb location. Please send a detailed résumé to: Human Resources Reference Dept WR
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TEXAS BIOTECHNOLOGY CORPORATION Texas Biotechnology Corporation is a well funded major new company, located adjacent to the Texas Medical Center and Rice University, investigating novel pharma ceutical products for the treatment of cardiovascular dis ease. We currently have vacancies in our new Medicinal Chemistry group.
SCIENTIST. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY Positions exist for medicinal chemists in a new program. Candidates should have a Ph.D. in organic or medicinal chemistry, two years postdoctoral training, and with 0 to 3 years of relevant experience, along with proven abilities for the design and execution of synthetic strategies. Suc cessful candidates will join a highly skilled and motivated multi-disciplinary team pursuing novel approaches to the treatment of cardiovascular disease.
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY Positions exist for chemistry research associates working with scientists in a novel medicinal chemistry program. Candidates should have a BS/MS degree in chemistry with 2-10 years experience as a synthetic organic chem ist. Successful candidates will be highly motivated, and have experience with NMR spectroscopy and other mod ern analytical techniques. Knowledge of both silica gel chromatography and HPLC is desirable.
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE /PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS). MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY A position exists for a chemist to synthesize peptides both for screening purposes and for support of other research efforts within the company. Candidates should have a BS/ MS in chemistry and 2 + years experience with all as pects of peptide synthesis, cleavage, purification and characterization. The successful candidate will preferably be familiar with both BOC and FMOC based solid phase synthesis strategies, solution phase synthesis, and HPLC purification of the deprotected peptides. Located at the Medical Center in Houston, Texas Biotech nology Corporation offers a stimulating scientific environ ment, affordable housing, with excellent salary, benefits and equity in a rapidly growing corporation. Please send your resume including the names of at least two references to: Director of Research Personnel (Dept. TPK) I Texas Biotechnology Corporation ' 7000 Fannin, Suite 1920 Houston, TX 77030
SENIOR ANALYTICAL CHEMIST A major specialty chemical company located in the southeastern U.S. has an exciting growth opportunity in its corporate research laboratories for an experienced analytical chemist. This individual will supervise a group of chemists and technicians, manage both the short- and long-term operations of a Customer Service Laboratory, and provide direction and leadership for research activi ties in a wide variety of analytical chemistry topics. A Ph.D. in chemistry is required along with 5 + years of experience in an industrial ana lytical laboratory and 3 + years of direct hands-on supervision of degreed and non-de greed laboratory personnel. Demonstrated expertise in at least one of the following ar eas is a necessity: — — — — —
Separation Techniques Mass Spectrometry Infrared Spectroscopy Raman Spectroscopy Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
In addition, strong computer skills, particular ly as they relate to LIMS, will be very advan tageous. This company offers a very attractive com pensation, benefits, and relocation package, as well as a pleasant and stimulating working environment. If you are a person with high personal and professional standards who is capable of fostering the same in others, please forward your resume and salary re quirements to: Box 53-B-6 ACS, 1155 16th St. NW Washington, DC 20036 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/H
Applied Biosystems, a leading supplier of systems and tools for biotechnology research, is currently expanding the Carbohydrate R&D group. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, you'll enjoy not only the natural beauty and cultural benefits of this area, but you'll also be a part of one of the largest biotechnology commu nities in the country.
Carbohydrate R&D Scientist Assume responsibility for the design and implementation of chemical methods for complex carbohydrate derivatizations and modifications comprising the essential chemistry of an automated complex carbohydrate analysis system. Requirements include a Ph.D in Organic Chemistry with a minimum of 2 years' postdoctoral experience including substantial expertise in carbohydrate chemistry. We offer a competitive salary and generous benefits package. Please send your resume to: Applied Biosystems, Inc., Attn: Human Re sources Ref. #1235, 850 Lincoln Centre Drive, Foster City, CA 94404. We are an equal opportunity employer.
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Scientist IOLAB Corporation, a member of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies, is a leader in ophthalmic research and development. We currently have an opportunity for a Scientist. The selected candidate will be respon sible for the physiochemical characterization of drugs, excipients and early formulations, to include assay procedures, solubility curves, ionization constants, stability, parti tion coefficients and excipient com patibility. Additionally, you will interpret the data and issue reports; studies will be GLP. We prefer a Ph.D in Pharmaceutics, Chemistry or related science with preformulation and/or formulation skills. We also prefer a minimum of 1 year experience, preferably in the pharmaceutical industry. Please send your resume with salary history to: Paul Krueger, Ph.D., IOLAB Corporation, Johnson & Johnson, 500 IOLAB Drive, Claremont, CA 91711. Principals only. No phone calls, please.
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RESEARCH SCIENTIST Chemistry The successful candidate will make essential contributions to our growing antibodydrug conjugate program. The applicant will pos sess a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry and two years of post doctoral or equivalent experi ence. A strong background in organic synthesis as applied for the transformation of bio-active molecules is required. The appli cant's success will depend on being familiar with "wet chem istry" and handling of proteins. Foremost, the successful candi date should enjoy taking the initia tive in solving scientific problems in collaboration with biochemists and cell biologists. ImmunoGen offers an excellent salary and benefits package including 100% paid Health and Dental Insurance and Tuition Assistance. Please send a detailed resume including three references and a statement describing your scientific interests and career goals to Jeanne Horgan, Personnel Department, ImmunoGen, Inc., 1 4 8 Sidney Street, Cambridge, M A 0 2 1 3 9 . An Equal Opportunity Employer.
PROGRAM SPECIALIST Apply your technical/administrative skills in support of programmatic activities—developing task plans, identifying and selecting technical experts, preparing reports and serving as technical experts—in the area of nuclear safety overview and appraisal. Requires an advanced degree, Ph.D. or M.S., preferably in engi neering or nuclear science and five years experience; and knowledge of DOE and applicable federal/state regulations. Send resume, with salary history and names and ad dresses of references to: Employment Office OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES P.O. Box 117 Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0117 ORAL) is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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Salsbury Chemicals, Inc., a batchbased producer of fine organic chemicals located in Charles City, Iowa, is seeking candidates for the following positions:
CHEMICAL DEVELOPMENT CHEMIST This individual will work independently in a cross-functional environment of organic chemists, analytical chemists, chemical engineers, environmental engineers, production supervisors, sales personnel and marketing personnel. This person will report to the department manager and will provide chemical technical support to our present product line as well as be directly Involved In the evaluation of new business opportunities and technologies. The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. in organic chemistry and at least two years experience in a facility engaged in the batch-based manufacture of fine organic compounds. Additional strengths would include the following: experimental design skills, process and thermal hazards evaluation skills, supervisory skills, project planning skills, and strong PC skills (DOS/Windows environment).
QUALITY ASSURANCE ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST This individual will supervise and perform tests and analyses in support of Salsbury Chemicals research and manufacturing operations. Additional duties will involve the development, implementation and improvement of new and established methods. The successful candidate will have an advanced degree In chemistry or a related field and at least five years of experience in an analytical laboratory. A working knowledge of the Food and Drug Administration's Current Good Manufacturing Practices and the European Economic Communities' ISO 9000 Standards highly desirable. Salsbury Chemicals, Inc. is a company dedicated to Total Quality Management. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, excellent working conditions, and a high quality of life located In a rural Iowa community. Manager, Human Resources
SALSBURY CHEMICALS, INC CRAMBREX FINE CHEMICALS GROUP 2002 Rockford Road, Box 486 Charles Ctty, IA 50616 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/D EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE seeks an Educator with organic chemistry or chemical engineering background (Master's required, doctorate preferred) and 4 years teaching experience to develop chemistry and engineering tests. Strong analytical and people skills essential. Stimulating environment, outstanding benefits. Women and minorities encouraged to apply. Send resume and salary requirements to: Ms. Sandy DeAngelo, Educational Testing Service, Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ 08541. RESEARCH CHEMICAL ENGINEER. 40 hours per week. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Salary $52,300. per year. Employee will perform advanced research in the field of high temperature epoxy resins for circuit board applications. Also provide technology, engineering and finite elements modeling expertise to improve printed circuit board laminates, including establishing a project to model the flow of polymers in an extruder using computational fluid dynamics and finite elements analysis. Employee must have a Ph. D. degree in Chemical Engineering with a sub-specialty in Epoxy Bismaleimide Resins plus 2 years experience as a Research Chemical Engineer or as a Research Chemical Engineer in Polymer characterization processing. Employee must have a minimun of 4 publications in the field of Polymer characterization and processing plus minimun of 12 graduate credit hours in numerical modeling techniques in engineering plus 2 years experience using numerical modeling techniques which may be simultaneous to the minimun 2 years required as a Research Chemical Engineer. Must have proof of legal authority to work permanently in the United States. Applicants to sent resumes to Illinois Department of Employment Security, 401 S. State St., 3-South, Chicago, Illinois 60605, Attention: Maxine Counts, Reference #: V-IL 4907C. NO CALLS. An employer paid ad. Two copies of the resume must be sent.
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CHEMISTRY REVIEW DIVISION DIRECTOR U.S. GOVERNMENT FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION Rockvllle, Maryland The Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, Office of Generic Drugs, Division of Chemistry II, has a Supervisory Chemist position available for a senior technical manager with experience in the development, manufacture, and/or testing of drugs and antibiotics. Experience related to pharmaceuticals is essential. Work involves assuring consistent, efficient, and scientifically rigorous reviews of Abbreviated New Drug Applications as well as managerial responsibilities. Minimum Qualifications Required: Applicants must possess education and/or experience equivalent to a degree in physical or life sciences which includes a minimum of 30 semester hours in chemistry (e.g., analytical, medicinal chemistry, etc.) and coursework in statistics. An advanced degree in above area is preferred, but will consider candidates with a B.S. degree and appropriate experience.
GRADE LEVEL AND SALARY RANGE GM-1320-15: $64,233-$83,205 based upon individual qualifications Positions Available: This permanent position is available immediately. Commission in the U.S. Public Health Service and commensurate pay scale may also be possible. U.S. citizenship is required. How to Apply: Submit current curriculum vitae or U.S. Government applications form (SF-171), copy of college transcripts and cover letter referencing position number OGD-CHEM-DD02 to: DHHS/PHS Food and Drug Administration Center for Drug Evaluation and Research 5600 Fishers Lane, HFD-20, Room 6B-05 Rockvllle, Maryland 20857 Attention: Rhonda S. Alderman AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Closing Date: Applications must be received by 07/17/92
CHIEF CHEMIST to serve as the Department's technical expert on pesticide and chemical residue analysis and to manage the new QA Lab in Twin Falls, Id. Will direct and implement applied chemistry research to develop new and improved techniques and procedures for laboratory analysis. Responsible for finalizing equipment purchases and initial staffing for March '93 opening. Ideal candidate will possess Ph.D. plus experience in pesticide residue analysis. Oct. 1 hire date. Salary range $34,673-46,488. Closing date for applications 8-17-92. For further information, contact Rod Awe, Div of Ag Technology, Dept of Agriculture, Box 790, Boise, ID 83701 208-334-3240. EOE/M/F/HC/VET. WATER-BASED COATINGS development chemist. Bench & supervisory experience. B.S. or M.S. Near Boston. $45-60K. Please send resume to: Zierzow Associates, Inc., 615 West Johnson Ave-Suite 202, Cheshire, CT 06410. (203)250-8221. SENIOR DEVELOPMENT CHEMIST, PH.D. in Organic Chemistry. One year experience in position required or one year as a Synthetic Chemist in Triazine Chemistry. Must have experience in: the multi-step synthesis of aminotriazines and their derivatives, characterizing and monitoring the course of the substitution reactions of cyanuric chloride and the products of reaction using HPLC and other analytical techniques including high resolution H1, C13NMR, GC, MS, UV and IR spectroscopy and other spectrophotometric methods, and catalytic hydrogénation under medium pressure conditions. Will: contribute to the operation of the Brightener Business Unit of the Chemicals Division by organizing and executing laboratory programs for improving processes in Brighteners and the Brighteners intermediates synthesis, design programs to complete optimization work on the kinetics of hydrogénation and to evaluate the uses of various catalysts in the hydrogénation, initiate and develop a process for reducing the effluent generated in the production of one of the important detergent brighteners, perform synthetic reactions on bench-scale to synthesize analytically pure samples of Brighteners intermediates. 7am to 3:30pm, 40 hours per week. Salary $48,600 per year. Apply or send resume to Ms. D. Abernathy, Alabama State Employment Service, 4130-C Government Blvd., P.O. Box 190399, Mobile, Alabama 36619 or apply at any Alabama State Employment Service office. Refer to job order AL4037313. E.E.O. GENENCOR INTERNATIONAL INC., a biotechnology company specializing in the production of industrial enzymes and specialty chemicals, is seeking a Process Scientist/Engineer to be responsible for the transfer/optimization of processes in granulation and liquid formulation. Position requires a PhD/MS in biochemical engineering, materials sciences or related field with 2-5 years industrial experience. Experience in formulations, process development desirable. We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package combined with a challenging and rewarding work environment. To apply, please send your resume to: Genencor International, Inc., Dept. CS, 180 Kimball Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080. EOE.
CATALYST/ZEOLITE R & D—Opening in the Research & Development department of a leading international catalyst manufacturer for a chemist or chemical engineer with catalyst and/or zeolite product and process development experience. Responsibilities will include bench scale preparation, scale-up and pilot plant preparation of new catalysts and/or zeolites. M.S. or Ph.D. in chemistry or chemical engineering preferred. Must be able to interact effectively with sales, production, and other R & D personnel as well as customer representatives. Please send resume and salary history in confidence to: Recruitment Manager (FLT-R&D), United Catalysts Inc., P.O. Box 32370, Louisville, Ky. 40232. Equal Opportunity Employer. ENVIRONMENTAL GC/MS CHEMIST: Northeast Analytical, Inc. has an opening for a BS or MS Chemist to help develop a GC/MS section to our rapidly growing environmental laboratory. Applicants should have at least two years of experience in GC/MS. Knowledge of EPA and SW-846 requirements is preferred. Competitive salary commensurate with experience. Excellent career opportunity for hands-on/Supervisor. Send resume and salary history to: Northeast Analytical, Inc., Personnel Manager, 301 Nott Street, Schenectady, New York 12305. CHEMISTS, SAN DIEGO, HYBRITECH INCORPORATED, a subsidiary of Fortune 100 Eli Lilly and Company, is a leader in the development of in vitro and in vivo products utilizing monoclonal antibody technology. We have positions for Chemists in the in vivo division of Imaging and Therapeutics Research and Development. SYNTHETIC CHEMIST: We are seeking a highly motivated synthetic organic Chemist with a BS/MS degree in Organic Chemistry and 0-5 years of hands-on experience in organic synthesis. Qualified candidates should have a broad knowledge of organic reactions and techniques such as solid-phase peptide synthesis, LC, HPLC, NMR, IR, etc. Good communication skills and the ability to work as a team member are essential. Experience in working with proteins is highly desirable. RESEARCH ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE: This individual will be responsible for optimizing and developing the radiolabeling procedures of radioactive metal ion chelator complexes. The position requires a BS/MS in Chemistry or Biochemistry or a related discipline with 2-5 years' experience in a research laboratoryr The position also requires someone with experience in laboratory, analytical instrumentation and supervisory skills. Experience with TLC, PAGE, HPLC methods development and micromanipulations are essential. Experience handling radioactive materials and knowledge of computer software are desirable. This individual will be working as a member of a team, which requires good communication and interpersonal skills. Hybritech offers a stimulating work environment in beautiful La Jolla (San Diego) and competitive salaries and benefits. Please send your resume to: Hybritech Incorporated, Human Resources SM/CEN/6-8-92, P. O. Box 269006, San Diego, CA 92196-9006. We are committed to diversity in our workforce/EOE. Hybritech. POLYMER CHEMIST/REOLOGIST—Valence Technology, a young, dynamic, growth company which is exploiting proprietary technology in the energy storage area is seeking a Ph.D. polymer chemist/reologist to conduct hands on research on solid polymer composites (electrodes and electroyltes). We are looking for a team player. Valence Technology offers a strong benefits package and is located in south San Jose, CA. Send resume along with references to: Dr. Joseph Lundquist, Valence Technology, Inc., 6781 Via Del Oro, San Jose, CA 95119.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR TENURE TRACK, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY: The Department of Chemistry invites applications for a tenure-track position in organic chemistry. While the preferred level of appointment is at the rank of Assistant Professor, applications for appointment at more senior levels are also welcome. Outstanding individuals with a strong commitment to research and teaching are encouraged to apply by arranging to have a curriculum vitae, a brief description of research plans, and three letters of recommendation sent to: Professor Robert J. Silbey, Department of Chemistry, 18-399, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 by October 15, 1992. MIT is an equal opportunity, affirmative-action employer and encourages applications from minorities and women. FACULTY POSITION: Inorganic, Analytical, or Physical. A visiting assistant professor appointment is available for the 1992-1993 academic year, beginning in late August, to teach undergraduate and/or graduate courses. Send resume, transcript and at least three letters of recommendation to Robert Filler, Department of Chemistry, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois 60616 by June 26. NT is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. M/W/H/V. POSTDOC IN BIOMEDICAL NMR: A position in nmr studies of brain chemistry is available at the MGH-NMR Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong background in nmr who wishes to learn biomedical applications of nmr spectroscopy and imaging. Please send inquiries to Gilberto Gonzalez, MD, PhD., MGH-NMR Center, 149 Thirteenth Street, Charlestown, MA, 02129. POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH IN BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY ON METAL COMPLEX/ANTIBODY INTERACTIONS. Highly interdisciplinary project involving synthetic/ physical inorganic chemistry and catalytic antibody research. Experience in areas such as solution kinetics, metalloporphyrins or metalloproteins preferred but not required. Available August, 1992. Apply to D. E. Richardson, Department of Chemistry, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611-2046. UF is an AA/EO employer.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH/TEACHING POSITION: One year appointment beginning August 1992. Responsibilities include research directed toward the total synthesis of biologically active natural products, and teaching a general organic chemistry course for non-majors and supervising the corresponding laboratory. Experience in natural product synthesis required. Salary: $22,000. Qualified candidates should send their resume, statement of research interests and experience, and three references by 7/1/92 to: Prof. K. R. Buszek, Department of Chemistry, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506. KSU is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer. GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE IN BEAUTIFUL HAWAII for Spring 1993 to support Ph.D. and M.S. students. Faculty research interests include analytical, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry with some research directed toward Hawaii's unique volcanic and marine environment. Teaching assistantships and tuition waivers and available. Graduate Selection Committee, Department of Chemistry, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822. An Equal Opportunity Employer. THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. A LECTURESHIP IN SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY: (Vacancy UAC.152) Applications are sought for a Lectureship in Synthetic Organic Chemistry. Organic chemists who hold a doctoral qualification are encouraged to apply so that traditional and existing strengths in the area of organic and organomotallic chemistry can be maintained. Some factors to be considered during the selection process include the extent to which the appointee fills a gap in the research work of the Department and a gap in research in New Zealand and the potential ability of the appointee to attract research funding. The Department has a wide range of advanced research facilities including 400MHz and 200MHz NMR spectrometers. The appointee will be expected to contribute to undergraduate teaching in Chemistry. Commencing salary will be established within the range $NZ37,440-$NZ49,088 per annum. Conditions of Appointment and Method of Application are available from the Assistant Registrar, Academic Appointments, University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auckland, to whom applications should be forwarded by 10 JULY 1992. Please quote Vacancy Number UAC.152 in all correspondence. The University of Auckland, An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. W Β Nicoll, Registrar. University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auck land, New Zealand. POSTDOCTORAL CHEMIST: Synthesis and purification of lung surfactant analogs (5-year NIH grant). Ph.D., and strong organic synthetic and HPLC background required. Submit resume and names of references to Dr. Joseph G. Turootte, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rl 02881, Telephone 792-5025/2776. Equal Opportunity employer. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION: available August 15,1992, to investigate the kinetics and mechanisms associated with metal surface cleaning using radioactive tracers. Ph.D. degree required; experience w/radioactive tracers, solid scintillation techniques, and/or interfacial phenomena is desired. Send curriculum vitae and three letters of reference by July 1, 1992 to Dr. Christine S. Grant, Department of Chemical Engineering, Box 7905 North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION—PEPTIDOMIMETICS. Appli cants must have experience determining peptide conforma tions via NMR/computer simulations, and synthetic skills (eg peptide synthesis). Send CV, and have three letters of recommendation sent to: Dr Kevin Burgess, Chemistry, Rice University, Box 1892, Houston, TX 77251. This position will be at Texas A & M University, College Station, effective on or near September 1992. NMR SPECTROSCOPIST: The NMR Spectroscopist is responsible for the effective and efficient operation, mainte nance and instruction of NMR equipment (Nicolet 300 WB NMR, Jeol FX200 NMR, EM-390 NMR, GE QE 300 NMR, and GE GN 500 NMR). The NMR Spectroscopist will also obtain spectra for the occasional user, participate in ongoing collaborative NMR research and insure the design and implementation of new techniques to solve chemical/ biochemical problems; familiarity with modern 2D and 3D techniques is highly desirable. This position is available in the Analytical Chemistry Instrumentation Facility (ACIF), of the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, University of California, Riverside. A Ph.D. in Chemistry (or equivalent experience) with graduate level training in nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is a minimum requirement. Postdoc toral studies and practical experience in operation of high field superconducting magnets is highly desirable. Experi ence with RF circuitry and electronics is also highly desirable as is an ability to communicate effectively with users and trainees. This is a career staff position, salary range $37,800-56,700 per year. Entry level salary is dependent upon qualifications and experience. The University of Califor nia also provides a quality benefits package. Send curriculum vitae, name and addresses of 3 references to University of California, Staff Employment Office, 1160 University Avenue, Suite C, Riverside, California, 92521. Recruitment will remain open until filled. University of California, Riverside is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS in Areas of National Need at Loyola University Chicago. Several Fellowships available for Fall, 1992 for superior Ph.D. applicants in Chemistry. Three year annual stipend of $16,000 plus complete remission of tuition. Interactive department of sixteen faculty in modern facility with state-of-the-art instrumentation. Research pro grams in all areas of chemistry. Please call or write Dr. Albert W. Herlinger or Dr. Mary K. Boyd, Department of Chemistry, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL 60626. (312) 5083100, Fax (312) 508-3086. Application deadline: June 19. U.S. citizens, nationals or permanent residents are eligible. Women and minorities are especially encouraged to apply.
SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF OF TECHNOLOGY-LAUSANNE announces the opening in the Department of Chemistry for a PROFESSOR IN MOLECULAR PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY Women are particularly welcome. The appointment can begin spring 1993 or later. The deadline for applications is July 31, 1992. Interested persons should ask for the applications form to: Secrétariat général de l'Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne CE-Ecublens-1015 LAUSANNE, SUISSE ANTICIPATED RESEARCH SPECIALIST: Bachelor of Sci ence in Electrical/Computer Engineering. Physics, or other applicable scientific or engineering discipline and one to two years of directly related experience are required. An Associ ate Degree from an accredited college or vocational school and at least two additional years of directly related experience may be substituted for a Bachelor of Science Degree. Responsibilities: repair of scientific instruments and equip ment (analog and digital); design of analog/digital equipment and technical support for students, faculty and staff. Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Antici pated hire date is July 1, 1992, "Pending Final Approval." Application deadline is June 22, 1992, or until suitable applicant is found. Submit letter of application and resume to: Dr. Neil Kestner, Chair, Chemistry Department, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803. LSU is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE: The Depart ment of Environmental Sciences and Engineering at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has a position available for a mass spectrometrist. The individual will develop and apply methods for the analysis of biomolecules of environmental relevance by using electrospray ionization mass spectrometry and other mass spectrometric tech niques. Preference will be given to individuals with a strong background in mass spectrometry instrumentation. Those interested should submit a complete résumé and three references to Dr. M. Judith Charles, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, CB #7400, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7400. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Minority and female applicants are encouraged to identify themselves voluntarily. NMR SPECTROSCOPIST in the Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology Laboratory of the University of California at Berkeley. Responsibilities include: conducting research on the applications of NMR spectroscopy for understanding the mode of action and metabolism of organic toxicants; assuming responsibiity for a multinuclear AM-300 MHz Bruker instrument; developing and applying modern NMR techniques to a diverse range of chemical, biochemical, and toxicological problems. Applicants must hold a Ph.D. or equivalent degree in chemistry, biochemistry or related fields and must have extensive experience in the multidisciplinary applications of advanced NMR instrumentation. Position starts August 1,1992 or by mutual agreement thereafter for a minimum of two years on long-term NIH grant support. Appointment level (in the Specialist or Postdoctoral nontenure series) and starting salary are dependent upon qualifications. To assure full consideration applicants should send or FAX (510-642-6497) their curriculum vitae, publication list and names of 3 professional references by July 1, 1992 to: Dr. John E. Casida, Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology Laboratory, 114 Wellman Hall, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720. The University of California is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION in the area of ceramic single crystal growth available at Cornell University. For more detailed information, write to R. Dieckmann, Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering, Cornell University, 228 Bard Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853-1501. POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCHERS (2): 1) Electroanalytical chemistry with an emphasis on microelectrode-based protocols as well as photoelectrochemistry; 2) physical organic chemistry emphasizing novel C-S bond cleavage chemistry as well as solution phase alkylation and electron transfer studies. A working knowledge of modern spectroscopic and electrochemical devices will be useful for both positions. Starting date for both positions: as early as 7/6/92. Send resume and two letters of recommendation to Dr. Mark J. Bausch, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL 629014409, SIUC is an equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
SITUATIONS WANTED (ACS Members) TO ANSWER BOX NUMBER ADS: Address separate envelopes for each reply to: Box Number (As indicated) c/oACS 115516th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036
ANALYTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST: Analytical, inorganic and polymer synthesis, characterization and liquid chromatography. 13 publications/ACS presentations. 3 yrs industrial and 7 yrs R&D/support experience. Ph.D. and Wharton Business Administration degree. Seek product development/support/ mgr. (609) 751-8688. Box400-A-5. ANALYTICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL/ORGANIC CHEMIST, PH.D., 1983: Diverse experience in HPLC, GC/MS, GC, Mass. Spec, DSC/TGA/TMA, FTIR, UV, IR, particle size analyzer. Successful research and industrial product development experience, working experience with EPA protocols. RCRA, wastewater treatment etc. Computer skills. Will relocate. (708) 439-1623. Box 401-A-5. ANALYTICAL/MASS SPECTROMETRIST: Postdoctoral experience and 15 years of professional experience in a government laboratory. Extensive expertise in GC/MS, GC, HPLC, UV/VIS, IR, TLC, radioisotope, and method development. Seek R&D or analytical position. POB 4286. Urbana, IL 61801-4286. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, B.S.: 14 years experience in analytical testing, training, problem solving and servicing in the petroleum and chemical industries. Proficient in robotics and automation of instrumentation. People skills, supervisory skills, instrumentation skills include AA, UV/VIS, HPLC, FTIR FTIR, titrimeter, viscometers, computers. Mark Glass, 15 Goodrich Street, Beacon, NY 12508; (914) 831-6846. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, B.S.: Methods development, instrument design, Q.C., problem solver. GC; GC/MS; AA; ICAP; IR; EM; XR: wet chemistry. Experience in electronics, industrial water, environmental, consumer products, aerospace and metals industries. Supervisory and management (P/L) experience, S. Pevera, 70 Matinecock Ave. East Isllp, NY 11730. PHONE (516) 277-2888.
BIOCHEMISTRY PROJECT MANAGER/BIOCHEMIST: Diagnostics development manager with over 20 products released. Project scheduling, FDA documentation preparation, GMP environment, scale-up, reagent and instrumentation development experience. Strong team leader. Seeking leadership position in diagnostics R&D. Willing to relocate. Box 402-A-5.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMIST, PH.D.: Identification of mutagens from environmental samples. Bacterial tests for mutational spectra. Contact: C. Lu, 4120 Edmunds St. NW, #105, Washington, DC 20007. (202) 965-2787 (H), (202) 885-1776 (O).
ORGANIC ORGANIC CHEMIST: wide range of experimental & instrumental skills; excellent scientific/business computer, regulatory compliance, & managerial experiences. Problem solver. John Chintall, PO Box 2106, Vincentown, NJ 08088. (609-652-4487; fax 609-748-5515).
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ORGANIC CHEMIST, M.S.: More than 4 years experience as an analytical chemist in government labs. 1 yr. research experience. Familiar with GC, HPLC, ICP, NMR, FTIR. Seek position in environmental, analytical or research lab. Willing to relocate. David C. Galloway, POB 7, Shenandoah Junction, WV. 25442. (304) 728-1098. ORGANIC/PROCESS DEVELOPMENT CHEMIST, PH.D.: Several yrs. industrial experience in process development
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and scale-up of processes; for pharmaceuticals, organic intermediates, organo-TIN compounds, textile wet process ing products. Application of HPLC (analytical/preparative). Patents, feasibility studies, cost analysis. Will Relocate. Box 404-A-5. ORGANIC/ANALYTICAL CHEMIST: R&D GC, GC-MS, Chromatography, HPLC, TLC, UV, IR, HP-GPC, NMR (C-13, H-1, DEPT, APT etc). Isolation, purification, identification of novel compounds, metabolism, synthesis, polymers, DTA, DSC, DMA, Environmental, MS-FAB, IBM, Macintosh, writing reports, independent worker, statistical analysis, Lotus 123, graphics, radio-isotopes. Will relocate. D. Kumari, 2106 Reynolds St, Falls Church, VA 22043. (703) 533-3667. ORGANIC CHEMIST, M.S.: Seeks position in the area of organic synthesis. Good instrumental background. Will relocate anywhere. Box 408-A-5. Phone (806) 274-6853. ORGANOMETALLIC/ORGANIC SYNTHESIS CHEMIST, PH.D.: R&D experience includes homogeneous catalysis, ligand design for early metal complexes, synthesis of organic photoconductors and polymers. Skilled in inert atmosphere techniques, advanced instrumental methods. T. Gardner, (408) 272-0344. Box 403-E-3. ORGANIC/MEDICINAL/PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, PH.D.: 3.5 years postdoctoral experience in position emis sion tomography. Extensive experience in the synthesis of bioactive and radiolabeled compounds. Extensive expertise in purification and spectroscopic methods. (310) 824-4810, (TEL/FAX). Box 404-E-3.
INNOVATIVE PH.D. CHEMIST/MANAGER: Broad experi ence in specialty chemicals/surfactants including synthesis, process development, applications, 18 years as manager. Participative leader with focus on markets/profits. Seeks senior management position. Will Relocate. Box 404-B-6. CREATIVE, ENTHUSIASTIC, MOTIVATED CHEMIST: Seeking challenging industrial research position, Ph.D. 1990 Inorganic/Organometallic Chemistry related to catalysis. Expertise in synthetic techniques, instrumental methods, reactivity studies. Postdoctoral and independent research. Communication and supervisory skills. Box 405-B-6. PROCESS ENGINEER/CHEMIST: Expertise in formulations, applications, trouble-shootings, etc. in metal finishing, pretreatment, metal working related industries. Formulated varied cleaners, conversion coatings, corrosion inhibitors, lubricants, and many specialty chemicals. Seeking position as director—R&D, technical services, etc. Box 406-B-6. QUALITY/ISO 9000: B.S. with 12 years experience in the development and manufacture of audio/video/computer tape and rigid/floppy disk products. Has implemented TQM programs utilizing SPC, FMEA and design of experiments. Seeking management/senior level position. Willing to relo cate. (508) 869-6058. Box 404-B-5. ATTORNEY, CHEMIST: M.S., J.D. law degree, (May, 1992). Seeks entry level position in Patent or Environmental Law. Will relocate. Ross Shipe, 1199 Far Hills Dr., #59, Covington, KY 41011.(606)581-2748.
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIALIST, PH.D.: Excellent understanding of details of computerized data management, especially experimental values tabulations. Assist in reports, proposals, technical publications, computer simulation of structure and properties of materials. Tel: (510) 254-7717. Box413-A-5.
PHYSICAL CHEMIST: Experience in environmental air monitoring, research and development, computer laboratory automation data acquisition and analysis, UHV systems, laser spectroscopy, QA/AC. Edward Koenig, 3701 N.E. 12th Ter., Pompano Beach, FL 33064. (305) 783-1238.
CONSULTANT: 40 yrs. experience as food technologist in production management, quality control and new product development. Eric Freudenstein, 3050 Fairfield Ave., Riverdale, NY, 10463. (212) 543-4803.
POLYMER POLYMER SCIENTIST, PHD: 1 yr industrial experience in polymer synthesis and biosensors. Broad research experi ences in biocompatible polymers and electroactive polymer films. Extensive expertise in polymer characterization. Seek applied R&D. Call David W (317)-576-3441 or H (317)-2512482. POLYMER ENGINEER PH.D., 1986: Project planning, R&D; synthesis, production scale-up; injection molding and extru sion of absorbable polyesters; rubber-modified polypropy lene, polycarbonate, polyurethane, acrylonitrile, UHMWPE and PVDF; 14 publications & coating patent. CALL: V.J., (901) 396-2121. Box 402-B-6. POLYMER/BIOTECH: (1991) Chemistry, Ph.D., polymer sci/plastics, engineer. Seeks applied R&D. 1 yr. postdoc experience, microbial synthesis of protein-based polymers. Synthesis, analysis, processing or materials science. US Native. Call Daniel, W (205) 934-4177 or H (205) 942-2810. Box401-B-5. POLYMER/ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, PH.D.: 8 yrs industrial and research experience in polymer synthesis, characteriza tion & analysis related to product/process development. Extensive expertise: UV-Vis, FT-IR, HPLC & thermal analysis with epoxy acrylate and coordination polymers. Problem solving. Method development. 15 publications. PHONE (908) 719-2336. Box 403-B-5. POLYMER CHEMIST/ADVANCED MATERIALS AND COM POSITES: Recent graduate (May 1991), polymer patent pending, experience with electroless deposition of alloys and SEM, graduate studies in polymer and environmental chemistry, good computer skills. Box 409-A-5. POLYMER PROCESSING CONSULTANT: Let me help you improve your production yields by improving your product quality and rework utilization with 35 years experience in formulations, compounding (drying/blending), polymer pro cessing. Expertise in PVC, nitrile and plasticized polymers. Small companies U.S. and abroad. Write to: Dr. I. L. Gomez, 223 Franklin Rd. Longmeadow, MA 01106. MANAGER: Broad successful background in adhesives, composites, material science, thermosetting, thermoplastic, and water soluble polymers, RIM systems, polyurethane hybrids, commercial development, etc. Eleven years manage rial experience. Recent product development area involve ment with automotive applications. W. Bristowe, (302) 478-2836. 3328 Altamont Dr. Wilmington, DE 19810.
OTHER MS/BS CH.E.: Resourceful self-starter applies chemical and engineering principles to solve problems. 5 yrs. experience; research, process/product development, analytical work, technical supervision, computer communications and pro cess control. Box 400-B-6. RUBBER: Experienced technical director and quality man ager. Non-tire product manufacturing, development and application. Thirteen years product and process R&D in Fortune 500 laboratory. Lots of sales support and customer experience. John Wilcox, 2860 Woodbridge, Hudson, OH 44236.(216)650-6005.
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PROCESS DEVELOPMENT-FERMENTATION: A scientist with an orientation toward commercialization. 25 yrs. experi ence ranging from fundamental research to hands-on process optimization. Have effectively led small teams and assisted management in problem resolution. Current in use of statistical experimental design. Dr. Edwin Geiger, 1 Maplewood Dr., New Milford, CT 06776. (203) 355-8367. STERILIZATION—Medical device/biotech products. Method development, material selection, packaging and validation of radiation, ETO, and Autoclave processes, M.S. Chemical Engineer with 15+ yrs. experience in Biopolymer materials, process development and biocompatibility issues. Call (206) 747-5961, Meditech Consulting services. 6129 139th PI, S.E., Bellevue, WA 98006. PROFIT ORIENTED PH.D. CHEMIST: Experience formulating and manufacturing high performance UV coatings and adhesives. Experienced in sale and sales management of capital equipment to printed circuit and plating industries. Available full time or as consultant. Dr. J. Rie, 38 Tunxis Circle, Meriden, CT 06450. (203) 237-6821. COSMETIC, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, PH.D. CHEMIST: Versatile and creative chemist with 8 years industry experi ence in basic research, product development, testing, QA/QC of reactive hair care products. Seeking full-time position/short-term projects. Joseph Cincotta, (203) 2613145. Box 406-E-3. SALES-MARKETING OR DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT: 12 yrs. of progressive research, project management, marketing and commercial development. Strong manage ment, technical, and sales-marketing experience. Proven record in developing bench-scale products to commercializa tion. Box 407-E-3. PLANT MANAGER: 25 yrs in chemical industry, 11 as plant manager. Experienced in food ingredients and flavorings, explosives, acids, polyproplyene, hydrocarbon resins, water treatment chemicals. Continuous and batch processes. K. Cohrs, (517) 423-5945. Box408-E-3. SOLID STATE CHEMIST, INORGANIC MATERIALS SCIENTIST, PH.D.: Wide experience in field, many publications and patents. Retired, but seeking continued involvement via consulting or special assignments. Box 409-E-3.
CONSULTANTS CONSULTANT, PH.D: Environmental scientist, 5+ years experience. Human health and environmental risk assess ments prepared and/or peer-reviewed; manuscripts, reports, presentations written/edited. Box 407-B-6. FLUORESCENCE: Consultation and service. Fluorescence analysis, fluorophore design/modification/conjugation to biomolecules including proteins and oligonucleotides. Analy sis using research grade fluorescence spectrophotometer, Ph.D. organic/analytical chemistry with publication, patents reviews. Aquia Terra. George E. Renzoni, 4728 NE 178th St. Seattle, WA 98155. (206) 362-4704. CHEMICAL ENGINEER, PHD, PE: 40 + years. Available as expert witness William B. Retallick. (215) 399-1371. EPOXY CONSULTING: Solutions to formulation, processing and device reliability problems for epoxy resins and other thermosets. Potting, transfer molding, COB systems, powder coatings, conformai coatings, adhesives and laminations. Specializing in electrical and electronic components. Dr. J.C. Spitsbergen, 696 Knollwood Rd, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417. (201)848-1444.
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