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Broadly trained applicants are desired with back-grounds in physiological and/or biochemical bases ofanimal behavior for a 3-year, tenure-track appointmentrequiring a Ph.D. degree. Postdoctoral experience desir-abk. Teaching responsibilities will indude courses inanirnal behavior or related fields. Faculty are expected toconduct active research programs in which qualifiedundergraduates may be involved. Start-up funds forresearch are provided. Position available 1 July 1988.Please send curriculum vitae, statement of research/teaching interests, and names and addresses of threereferences by 6 November 1987 to: William C. Grant,Jr., Chair, Department of Biology, Williams College,Williamstown, MA 01267.AnEqual OpporunitylAffirmativeActionEmployer, Wil-

liams Colesqc especially weckoms applications from womcnand minonty candidates.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: Applications are invit-

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ACADEMIC FACULTY POSMON INBIOCHEMISTRY ANDMOLECULAR BIOLOGY

MAYO CLINIC,MAYO MEDICAL SCHOOL,AND MAYO GRADUATESCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Department of Biochemistry and MolecularBiology seeks applications for a faculty appoint-ment at the assistant, associate, or full professorlevel, depending on qualifications. Preferencewill be glven to outstanding molecular or devel-opmental biologists with demonstrated expertisein somatic cell and gcrmline gene transfer tech-niques. Highly qualified individuals with othermolecularly oriented research interests are alsoencouraged to apply. The Mayo Clinic offers anoutstanding research environment in a medicaland academic setting. Send curriculum vitae,statement of research interests, and names ofthree references by 15 February 1988 to: Dr.Michad J. Getz, Chairman, Search Commit-tee, Department ofBiochemistry and Molecu-lar Biology, Mayo Clinic/Foundation, Roch-ester, MN 55905. An Equal OpportunitylAffir-mative Action Institution.

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ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGYThe Departmnent of Biology at the University of Utah

has an opening for a regular faculty appintment (assist-ant or associate professor) in animal physiology. Aninvertebrate (especially insect) physiologist is preferred,but outstandmg candidates in vertebrate physiology willalso be given senous attention. We are particularlyseeking individuals whose research concems not onlyphysiological mechanisms but also their relevance tocontemporary issues in other areas of biology (e.g.,animal behavior, development, ecology, evolution). Oursis a large and diverse department withspecial strength incellular and molecular biology, ecology and evolutionarybiology, and in genetics. Considerable potential exists forproductive, interdisciplinary exchange; applicants whowill benefit from such opportunity will be especiallyattractive. The successful applicant will be expected tomaintain a vigorous research program and to contributeto student education and training at the undergraduateand graduate levels. Address applications and nomina-tions to:

Dr. Dennis M. BrambleAnimal Physiology SearchDpartment of Biology

University of UtahSalt Lake City, UT 84112

Please send resume and three letters of reference by 15November 1987.The Univerity ofUtah is an Equal OpportunitylAffima-

tiveAation Employer.

ASSISTANT PROFESSORANATOMY AND NEUROBIOLOGY

Applications are invited for a tenure-track positioncommencing 1 July 1988. Applicants must have a doc-toral degree and extensive postdoctoral experience. Afunded research program in cellular or molecular neuro-science is desirable and preference will be given tocandidates with experience in those fields. teachingduties open but experience in histology or gross anatomyan advantage. Send curriculum vitae, list of publicationssummary of research goals and at least three letters ofrecommendation to: Edward G. Jones, Chairman, De-partment of Anatomy and Neurobiology, Universityof California, Irvine, CA 92717. A applicationsshould be received by 1 December 1987. The tJniverityef Calformia is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative ActionEmployer. Women and minoritics are encouraged to apply.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, tenure-track positionin zoology. Qualifications: Ph.D. in a field appropriateto responsibilities described below. Responsibilities:teaching in aquatic biology, limnology, fisheries, andgeneral biology; commitment to scholarship/research.tffective: 11 January 1988. Send letter of applicationdescribing teaching and research interests, curriculumvitae, official transcripts, and three letters of recommen-dation to: Dr. Robert Taylor, Search Committee,#33, Department ofLife Sciences, Eastern New Mex-ico University, Portales, NM 88130 by 13 November1987. ENMU is an Affirmative ActionlEqual OpportunityEmployer.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: A position in exercisephysiology for a Ph.D. with postdoctoral research experi-ence in muscle tissue and its response to exercise. Individ-uals will be expected to obtain external funding, attractgraduate students and to teach. Starting date: 16 January1988. Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae,three reprints, and three letters of recommendation to:Chairman of the Search Committee: R M. Enoka,Ph.D., Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences,University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 80721. Applica-tion deadline: 26 October 1987. An Affirmative ActionlEqual Opportunity Employer.

ASSISTANT RESEARCH SCIENTIST. Postdoc-toral position immediately available for candidate withPh.D. in biochemistry/molecular biology for leukemiaresearch involving drug-DNA-glutathione interactions.Knowledge of molecular biology and/or enzymologydesirable. Send curriculum vitae and names of threereferences to: Dr. Robert Silber, Deparment ofMedi-cinc, New York University Schoof of Medicine, 550First Avenue, New York, NY 10016.An Equal Oppor-tunity Employer MIF.

ASSISTANT PROFESSORCELLULAR BIOLOGY

The Department ofBiology, Rice University, is solicit-ing applicants for an assistant professorship that willbecome available for the academic year 1988 to 1989. Ofspecial interest are individuals with demonstrated re-search ability in the area of cellular signaling mechanismsbut exceptional applicants in other areas of cellularbiology working at the molecular level will also beconsidered. Applcants should send a resume and a briefoutline of future research to: Ccll Biology SearchCommittee, Department of Biology, Rice University,P.O. Box 1892, Houston, TX 77251. Applicantsshould also arrange for three letters of reference to besent to this committee. Rice Univerity is an EqualOpportunitylAffirmativeAction Employer.

ASSISTANT PROFESSORNEUROBIOLOGY

The Department of Biology, Rice University, invitesapplications for a tenure-trac appointment in neurobiol-ogy, starting in the 1988 tO 1989 academic year. Appli-cants should have a strong interest in developing anindependent research program. Particular areas of inter-est are related to intercellular communication and includedevelopmental neurobiology, neurendocrinology, andsynaptic physiology. Qualified candidates in other areasof neurobiology will be seriously considered on theirmerits. Applicants should forward curriculum vitae and ageneral statement of future research interests to: Chair-man of Ncurobiology Search Committee, Depart-ment of Biology, Rice University, P.O. Box 1892,Houston, TX 77251. Applicants should also arrange forthree letters of recommendation to be sent to thisaddress. Rice Univerity is an Equal OpportunitylAffirma-tivc Action Employer.

BROWN UNIVERSITYASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF

MEDICAL SCIENCE(ARTIFICIAL ORGANS AND

BIOMATERIALS)For a tenure-track position we are seeking a broadly

trained medical scientist whose research interests are inthe area of nerve regeneration and/or bioartificial organs.An M.D., Ph.D. or equivalent degree and at least 2 yearsof postdoctoral research experience (e.g., implant tech-nofogy, tissue culture, neurobiology) are required. Theposition is linked to the Artificial Organ Laboratory, amulti-disciplinary group of faculty and graduate stu-dents, with emphasis on the biological aspects of tissue-biomaterial interactions, bioresorbable polymers and thedevelopment of membrane-protected tissue transplants.The successful candidate should demonstrate outstand-ing potential to develop an independent externally fund-ed research program. Experience in the guidance ofPh.D. and M.D.-Ph.D. students is desirable. The majorteaching requirements are in survey courses in the samefields. Undergraduate academic advising is a regularobligation of Brown faculty members. The appointnentcan bgin 1 January 1988 or in the summer of 1988.

Applicants should submit curriculum vitae and a con-cisc description of research interest and goals bv 13November 1987 and should arrange for three letters ofreference to be sent to: Professor E. H. Leduc, Divisionof Biology and Medicine, Box G, Brown University,Providence, RI 02912. We encourage applications fromwomen and minority candidates. Brown University s anEqual OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer.

ASSISTANT PROFESSORMOLECULAR BIOLOGY

The Department of Biochemistry, West Virginia Uni-versity Medical Center invites applications for a tenure-track position to begin July 1988. Applicant must havepostdoctoral experience and demonstrated expertise inmolecular biology. Send curriculum vitae, a statement ofresearch interests, and the names and addresses of threereferences to:

Biochemistry Scarch CommitteceWcst Vir-inia University Medical Ccnter

Morp wn, WV 26506Application deadline: 30 November 1987 or until

position filled. Affirmative Acion/Equal Opportunity Em-ployer.

ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSORThe Food Research Institute (Department of Food

Microbiology and Toxicology), University of Wiscon-sin-Madison, invites applications from qualified individ-uals for a tenure-track faculty position at the assistant orassociate (with tenure) professor level. Applicants shouldhave a Ph.D. in microbiology, bacteriology, or equiva-lent, productive postdoctoral experience, and demon-strated expertise in microbiological aspects offood safetyand preservation. Working knowledge of food allergyand/or toxicology is highly desirable. Prior expenence inthe food industry or with a government agency involvedin food regulation is also a plus. The primary duty of theincumbent is to establish a high-quality microbiologicalresearch program that is directly applicable to the prob-lems offood safety. The incumbent will also be expectedto deliver several lectures each semester in area of special-ty to undergraduate and graduate students, performUniversity-related public service, and parcipate in activ-ities contributing to the support of the department andthe Food Research Institute. This is an exceptionalannual (12-month) appointment offering excellent facili-ties in a challenging intellectual environment. Applicantsshould submit curnculum vitae and the names ot three tofive references by 1 December to: Dr. M. W. Pariza,Director, Food Research Institute, University ofWis-consin, 1925 Willow Drive, Madison, WI 53706. TheUniversity ofWisconsin is an Equal OpportunitylAffirmativeAction Employer.

ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR. Teachundergraduate and graduate courses in nutrition andhealth promotion. Conduct research. Ph.D. required,RD. desirable. Closing date: 1 December 1987 orthereafter until filled. For detailed position announce-ment contact: Dr. Guendoline Brown, Food and Nu-trition Department, North Dakota State University,Fargo, ND 58105. Telephone: 701-237-7474.

ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATEPROFESSOR OF BIOCHEMISTRY

PROTEIN STRUCTURE/SPECTROSCOPYThe Departnent of Biochemistry, University of Vir-

ginia School of Medicine is seeking to fill a tenure-trackposition at the assistant or associate professor level. Theposition is available 1 July 1988. The Department is re-opening a search for candidates with research interests inthe areas of protein structure or protein structure-function relationships of either membrane or globularproteins. Individuals with expertise in spectroscopictechniques, such as FT-IR and NMR are particularlyencouraged to apply. Candidates should have a strongbackground in quantitative biochemistry, biophysics,chemistry, or physics and must have a Ph.D. degree andsignificant postdoctoral experience or their equivalent.Interested individuals should submit curriculum vitae, abrief outline of future research plans, representativereprints describing past research, and three letters ofreference by 1 November 1987 to:

Chairman, Faculty Search CommitteeDepartment of Biochemistry

University of Virginia School of MedicineCharlottesville, VA 22908

Equal Opportunity EmployerlAffirmative Action

BIOCHEMISTRY FACULTY POSMIIONThe Department of Biochemistrv, Universitv of Min-

nesota, St. Paul seeks applications for two facultv posi-tions, one at the rank of tenure-track assistant professorand one at any rank. Successful applicants will be expect-ed to establish a vigorous research program, advisegraduate students, and participate in undergraduate andgraduate teaching. While outstanding applications frommdividuals in any area are welcome, the departmentplans to establish a strong group of faculty investigatorsusing biochemical, biophysical and genetic approaches tothe study of membrane-associated proteins and relatedsystems. Applicants with interests in this general area willreceive preferred consideration.

Applicants should submit curriculum vitae, repre-sentative reprints, a brief outhne of research plans, andthree letters of reference no later than 1 December 1987to: Search Committee, Department of Biochemistry,University of Minnesota, 1479 Gortner Avenue, St.Paul,MN 55108. The University ofMinnesota isanEqualOpportunity Employer and Educator, and specifically invitesand cncourages applications from womcn and minonites.

PERSONNEL PLACEMENT 2279 OCTOBER I987

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POSITIONS OPEN

BIOCHEMIST/IMMUNOCHEMISTBateriall Genetics Group

Advanced Genetic Sciences, Inc.6701 San Pablo AvenueOakland, CA 94608

Research directed towards exploitation of immunoas-say detection technology. Applicant should hold a Ph.D.in biochemistry or immunology, or have equivalentpostdoctoral experence. Experence with chemical modi-fication of proteins preferb le. Salary and level of ap-pointment commensurate with experience. Send curncu-lum vitae and names, addresses, and telephone numbersof three references to: Personnel Manager, Code QLXat the above address.BIOCHEMISTRY FACULTY POSMON. A ten-

ure-track position is anticipated in the BiochemistryDivision of the Chemistry Department at Wayne StateUniversity. Applicants at all levels are welcome. Candi-dates will be expected to establish an active researchprogram in an area that complements the interests of theexisting faculty and to teach m the biochemistry curricu-lum. The department has core facilities for DNA synthe-sis and sequencing and for large-scale fermentation.Biochemistry faculty participate in the University Cen-ters for Molecular Biology and Chemical Toxicology andthe Comprehensive Cancer Center of Metropolitan De-troit. Applicants should have a Ph.D. and postdoctoralexperience. Send curriculum vitae, brief summary ofresearch interests, and three letters of recommendationto: Dr. Richard Lintvedt, Chairman, Department ofChemistry, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI48202 by 15 November 1987. Wayne State Univerity isan EquatOpportunizy/AffinmativeAction Employer.

CELL BIOLOGYINDIANA UNIVERSITY, BLOOMINGTONThe Departnent of Biology anticipates appoiting a

new FACJLTY MEMBER who utilizes molecular andgenetic approaches to study fundamental cellular process-es. Applications from individuals with interests in neuro-biology, oncogenes, growth factors, cell-cell communica-tion, or intracellular traffic are particularly encouraged.The successful candidate will be expected to conduct avigorous, independent research program, and contributeto teaching. Applicants should have postdoctoral re-search experience and demonstrated ability as creativescientists. While we expect to make the appointment atthe assistant professor level, candidates at higher levelswill also be considered. Send curriculum vitae, a briefdescription of research interests, and arrange to havethree letters of reference from individuals familiar withyour work sent to: Dr. Tom Blumenthal, Chairman,Department of Biology, Indiana University, Bloom-ingon, IN 47405.

Applications received before 15 January 1988 will beassured of consideration.Indiana Univerty sanAffirmativeAaion/Equal Oppor-

tunity Employer.UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG

CLINICAL PATHOLOGIST (BIOCHEMISTRY)(RE-ADVERTISEMENT)

Applications are invited for a newly established post ofclinical pathologist in the Clinical Biochemistry Unit,Hospital Pathology Services of the University. Appli-cants should possess a recognized medical degree withappropriate postgraduate training and experience inchemical pathology and a background of research inrelated probkms. Applicants studying for theM.R.C.Path. or equivalent will be considered but prefer-ence will be given to those who have attained a higherqualification. The appointee will work in the ClinicalBiochemistry Unit which provides chemical pathologyservice to the Queen Mary Hospital under the supervi-sion of a senior consultant.Annual salary (superannuable) is on a 13-point scale:

HK$173,640 to 358,920 (US$1=HK$7.80 at 15 Sep-tember 1987). Starting salary will depend on qualifica-tions and experience. At current rates, salaries tax will notexceed 161/2% of gross income. Housing benefits at arental of 71/4% of salary, children's education allowance,leave and medical benefits are provided.

Further particulars and application forms may beobtained from: The Association of CommonwealthUniversities (Appts), 36 Gordon Square, LondonWC1HOPF, or from the Appointments Unit, Regis-try, University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong. Closes 15November 1987.

POSITIONS OPEN

BIOCHEMISTRY OF MACROMOLECULESResearch associate positions are available to study the

role of macromolecular interactions in the regulation ofenzyme catalysis (pyruvate kinase and phosphofructoki-nase) and gene expression (E. coli cyclic AMP bindingprotein). Successful candidates should be highly motivat-cd, creative and independent individuals. A backgroundin physical and/or molecular biology is desirable. Sendcurriculum vitae and names of three references to:

Dr. James C. LeeDepartment of Biochemistry

St. Louis UniversitySchool of Medicine

1402 South Grand BoulevardSt. Louis, MO 63104

CELL SORTER SPECIALISTThe MIT Cell Culture Center is searching for a person

to operate a cell sorter laboratory which provides aservice to researchers in the greater Boston area. A B.S.or M.S. in biology or related field with experience inoperatin a flow tometry system (Ortho System 60Hand/or Coulter EPICS-C preferred) is reqmred. Salarywill be commensurate with level of experience. Pleasesend resumr and references to: Donald J. Giard, Direc-tor, Cell Culture Center, Massachuset Institute ofTechnology, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, (E19-239),Catmbridge, MA 02139.MiT at anAffinnatweAaion/Equal Opprtunity Employer.

The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) seeks aCHAIRPERSON, DEPARTMENT OF PSY-CHOLOGY for 1 September 1988. UTA is centrallylocated in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area,with about 23,000 students. The Department of Psy-chology offe the Ph.D. in general experimental psychol-ogy, broadly defined. Qufacations indude the Ph.D.degree, a record of teaching and scholarship to merit asenior-level appointment, a commitment to excellence inteaching and research, and demonstrated leadership andadministrative skills. Applications or nominations shouldinclude curriculum vitae and names and addresses offourreferences. Send to: Dr. E. D. Brodie, Jr., Chairman,Search Committee, Psychology Dep rent, Box19528, The Unmivrsity ofTexas at Arlington, Arling-ton, TX 76019. Applications will be received until1December 1987 or until a suitable candidate has beenfound.An Affirmative ActionlEqual Opportunity Employer.

THE CHINESE UNIVERSITY OFHONG KONG

Applications are invited for appointment to the posi-tion of CHAIR PROFESSOR OF STATISIICS.Applicants should have outstanding academic qualifica-tions, considerable teaching and research experience atuniversity level, and scholarly publications of originalityand ment. They must also possess proven leadership inteaching and research in the disciplne.Minimum salary is HK$417,240 per annurn. (The

currcntexchangerateis approximately US$1=HK$7.8;£1=HK$12.90). Fringe benefits incude long leave ac-cumulated at the rate of one-sixth of the period ofservice, contributory superannuation (University 15% ofsalary, appointee 5%), medical benefits, education allow-ance for children, accommnodation on carnpus (rental at7.5% of salary) and passage benefits for the appointee aswell as his/her dependants.

Applications, together with a resume, a list of publica-tions, and the names and addresses of three referees,should be forwarded to: The Personnel Section, TheChinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, N.T.,Hong Kong before 15 December 1987. Please quotereference number 78/509/2/87 and mark "Recruitment-Professor" on cover.

CYTOGENETICIST: The Genetics Center is seek-ing an assistant director for our large, full-service cytoge-netics laboratory. Certification or eligibility by the Amer-ican Board ofMedical Genetics is preferred. Responsibi-lities include supervising the clinical laboratory, develop-ing chnical or basic research projects, and teaching. Sendcurriculum vitae to: Wend L. Golden, Director, Cyo-genetics Laboratory, The Genetics Center, CascWcstern Reserve University, Cleveland, OH 44106.

POSITIONS OPEN

COORDINATOR, PROTEIN AND DNASEQUENCING AND SYNTHESIS FACILITYThe Pennsylvania State University Biotechnology In-

stitute is seeking a person to manage the operation of itsMacromolecular Sequencing and Synthesis Laboratory.The Laboratory is equipped with instrumentation for theautomated hydrolysis, derivatization, gas-phase basedsequencing and on-line analysis of Pe*ndes and proteins.Instuentation for automated nucleic acid extraction,oligonudeotide synthesis, DNA sequencing, and peptidesynthesis will be added shortly. Applicants should hold aPh.D. or have extensive experience operating sequencingand/or synthesis instrumentation. T'he successful appli-cant will be expected to oversee the operation, mamte-nance, and improvement of the facility and to provideinstruction in the theory and operation of the instrumen-tation. Send curriculum vitae and three letters of recom-mendation to: Dr. Jean E. Brenchley, Director, Bio-technology Institute, 519 Biotechnology Headquar-ters BwSin*g, Ihe Pennsylvania Statc University,University Park, PA 16802. Review of applicationswill begin 9 November 1987 and continue until theposition is filled.An Equal Opportunisy/AffirmativeActionEmploycr.

DEANCOLLEGE OF AGRICULTUREIOWA STATE UNIVERSITY

AMES, IOWA 50011Iowa State University invites nominations and applica-

tions for the position of Dean of the College of Agricul-ture and Director of the Iowa Agriculture and HomeEconomics Experiment Station. The College of Agricul-ture is one ofnine colleges in a university with more than26,000 students. The college is composed of 16 depart-ments with 21 major curricula. Fifteen of the depart-ments offer master's and 14 offer Ph.D. degree programs.The college has 260 faculty members and enrolls 2900students.The dean is expected to provide innovative and dy-

namic leadership in a college with a long tradition ofexcellence in teaching, research, and agricultural exten-sion. Candidates for the position must hold a doctoraldegree in a relevant field, have substantial administrativeexperience, have a distinguished record of scholarly andcreative achievements, be committed to excellence inteaching and research, and be qualified for appointmentto the rank of professor in a department of ihe college.

Persons interested in the position should submst aletter of application and curniculum vitae, with namesand addresses of at least three references to:

The Chair of the Search Committee:Norman L. Jacobson

Associate Vice President for Research201 Beardshear

Iowa State UniversityAmes, IA 50011

Applications will be accepted until 25 November1987. Nominations of qualified persons are also invited.Iowa State Universty a an Equal OpportunitylAffirma-

tiveActwn Employer.

PENN STATE BIOLOGYFACULTY POSMONS

The Department of Biology, The Pennsylvania StateUniversity Commonwealth Education System invitesapplications for three tenure-track positions availablcJanuary 1988. Hazleton Campus, Hazleton, Pennsylva-nia. Duties include teaching general biology and basichuman anatomy, physiology, and microbiology for alliedhealth majors. McKeesport Campus, McKeesport, Penn-sylvania. Botanist/Microbiologist. Position requiresteaching general biology and introductory courses inbotany, genetics or microbiology. Fayette Campus,Uniontown, Pennsylvania Plant scientist. Preferred ar-eas: botany, genetics, or microbiology. Duties indudeteaching general biology and introductory courses in oneor more ofthe above subject areas. Candidates must havePh.D. degree. Continuing scholarly activity, includingresearch and publication, will be required. Salary andrank commensurate with qualifications. Applicationdeadline: 15 November 1987 or until suitable applicantsare found. Separate aplication materials are required foreach position. Send curnculum vitae, transcripts and threeletters of reference to: Dr. William Neff, Box G, 208Mueller Building, University Park, PA 16802.An Affirmative AaionlEqual Opportunity Employer.

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WIIST/CELL BIOLOGI STBOEHRINGER INGELHEIM PHARMACEUTICALS,Inc. is seeking a Biochemist/Cell Biologist for theBiochemistry Department at our Research andDevelopment Center in DANBURY,CONNECTICUT.This position is responsible for developing aresearch program in cellular regulatorymechanisms and overseeing a departmentaltissue culture facility. The incumbent will workclosely with an interdisciplinary group ofScientists in support of our anti-inflammatoryand immunology programs.

Requirements include a Ph.D. and Post-doctoraltraining in cell biology, biochemistry or

immunology. Experience in molecular biologyand gene regulation is desirable.

BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM offers a highlycompetitive compensation and benefits packageincluding relocation assistance and theopportunity to have your contributions recognized.Please submit your curriculum vitae to: Dept.JC-1J, BOEHRINGER INGELHEIMPHARMACEUTICALS, Inc., 90 East Ridge, P.O.Box 368, Ridgefield, CT. 06877. We are anequal opportunity employer m / f / h / v.

Boehringerir

POST DOCTORAL FELLOW

To study the molecular mechanisms ofimmunodeficiency virus (HIV) infectionsusing molecular biology techniques. Qual-ifications include a Ph.D. degree or theequivalent in molecular biology or bio-chemistry, with experience in tissue cul-ture, cloning and gene sequencing pre-ferred. Position available immediately withfunding support for at least 2 years.Please send application, with curriculumvitae and 2 names for reference purposes(and quoting Post Doctoral position), to:Dr. B.R.G. Williams/Dr. A.S. Lau, Divi-sion of Infectious Diseases.

S 555 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X8

THE HOSPITXL FOR SICK CHILDREN

CARDIOVASCULARPHARMJIACOLOGISTThe Parke-Davis Pharmaceutical Research Divisionhas an immediate opening for a Senior AssociateScientist in Cardiovascular research. The qualifiedcandidate will perform experiments in non-human pri-mates, summarize and report data as well as assist inthe development of protocols.

Qualified applicants should possess the following:

* BS/MS in biological sciences.* 2-5 years experience with technical expertise inmeasurement cardiovascular parameters in non-human primates.

* Experience utilizing laboratory computers desirable.

We offer excellent compensation and benefits at ourmodern facilities adjacent to the University of Michi-gan campus. Interested, qualified candidates shouldforward curriculum vitae and salary requirements to:Ms. S. Hultquist, Human Resources, WARNER-LAMBERT/PARKE-DAVIS, 2800 Plymouth Rd., AnnArbor, Ml 48105.

WARMERLAMUER"EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN ACTION."

The Upjohn Company, a leader in worldwide research, manufacturingand marketing of pharmaceuticals, chemicals and agricultural prod-ucts, is seeking a Ph.D. scientist to join a growing research teamdedicated to the development of novel vaccines for diseases of veteri-nary interest.Applicants will be expected to have specific expertise in the researchtechnologies needed to define viral proteins which confer serologi-cally and cellularly mediated protection. They must be able to concep-tually and strategically advance our knowledge in the area of epitopeimmunology and immunopotentiation as it applies to the developmentof novel vaccines, both through individual projects, and through inter-action with other scientists.Kalamazoo is a medium-sized Southwestern Michigan communitywith immediate access to a mix of excellent cultural, educational andrecreational pursuits, including numerous lakes and a four-season cli-mate. Upjohn offers an excellent salary commensurate with experi-ence and an outstanding benefits program. For confidentialconsideration, please call toll free 1/800/253-8600, ext. 3-6767, (in-side Michigan call collect 616/323-6767) to request an employmentapplication be sent to you. Please refer to Ad Number 21960-F whencalling. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

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DEANGRADUATE SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND

INFORMATION SCIENCEUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS

ANGELES (UCLA)UCLA invites applications and nominations for the

position of Dean of the Graduate School of Library andInforrnation Science, effective 1 July 1988, or as soonthereafter as possible. The Dean has responsibility for theacademic and administrative operation of the School,which currently has 16 faculty positions (full- and part-time inclusive) and 170 graduate students, most ofwhom are full-time and are professional master's andPh.D. candidates. As a vital professional school located inthe industrial center of Southern California, the Gradu-ate School of Library and Information Science has thefull support of the UCLA Administration in its efforts todevelop new and improved programs.

Acting under authority delegated by the Chancellor,the Dcan participates in campus-wide Planning and isresponsible for supervision of the School's budget, allo-cation of resources, review of faculty, development andadministration of academic and research programs, anddirection of the School's professional reiations. Candi-dates should have academic qualifications appropriate tothe rank of full professor. Salary will be commensuratewith background and experience.To be ensured of full consideration, nominations and

letters of application should be sent by 15 December1987 to: GSLIS Dean Search Committee, cJo Ms.Rene Dennis, Office of the Chancellor, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA 90024. UCLA it an EqualOpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer, and *pecificalUycncourages applications from womcn and minonties.

The University of Kentucky is soliciting nominationsand applications for the combined position of DEANOF THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND VICECHANCELLOR OF THE MEDICAL CENTERFOR CLINICAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.

Please address expressions of interest and suggestionsaccompamed by resumes and other relevant informationto:

Dr. Robert StrausChair, Search Committee

College of Medicine Office BuildingUniversity of Kentucky

Lexington, KY 40536-0086The Univeity of Kcntucky it an Affirmative Actionl

Equal Opptunity Employer.

DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICIST-Tenure-track position open in fall 1988, for assistant professor.Candidates must have Ph.D. with research abilities (asdemonstrated by publications) in some area ofeukaryoticdevelopmental genetics, though research emphasis couldinvolve problems in gene regulation, evolution, or otherspecialty. Postdoctoral experience is preferred. Teachingduties nmclude undergraduate courses in genetics andgraduate course in specialty. Candidates are expected todemonstrate excellent teaching abilities and to developexternal research support. Send curriculum vitae, fourletters of recommendation, and copies of representativepublications by 15 January 1988 to: Dr. James N.Thompson, Jr., Chair, Department of Zoology, Uni-versity of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73019. An EqualOpportunity/Affirative Action Employcr.

DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGISTThe Department of Psychology, University of Roches-

ter, anticipates filling one or possiblv two tenure-trackpositions in developmental psychology for the 1988 to1989 academic year. Although both appointments are atthe junior level, outstanding candidates at more seniorlevels will also be considered. Research areas of interestinclude (but are not limited to) cognitive, language,social, and emotional development. The ability to devel-op and maintain an independent program ofresearch andto contribute to both undergraduate and graduate teach-ing is a key consideration. Women and minority candidatcsareparticularly encouraged to apply. Send curriculum vitae,statement of research interests, and three letters of rec-ommendation to: Richard N. Aslin, Department ofPsychology, Meliora Hall, University of RochesterRochester, NY 14627. Deadline for receipt of applica-tion materials is 15 November 1987. The Univrsity ofRochester is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Em-ployecr.

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADOHEALTH SCIENCES CENTER

DEVELOPMENTAL, CELLULAR, ANDMOLECULAR BIOLOGY

The Department of Cellular and Structural Biologyinvites applcations for three faculty positions in the areasof developmental, cellular, and molecular biology. Areasof particular interest are: eukaryotic developmental ge-netics, cellular motility and membrane-cytoskeleton in-teractions; processing, sorting and assembly of mem-brane receptors and other proteins. The successful candi-date will use various cellular, molecular, and geneticapproaches. Emphasis is on appointments at the assistantprofessor level; applications or associate professorshipswill be considered. Appointees are expected to establishan independent, productive research program and toparticipate in the teaching of courses offered by thedepartment.

Investigators with a Ph.D. or M.D. degree and aresearch record indicating exceptional skills and highcreativity are encouraged to apply. Applications includ-ing curriculum vitac, list of publications and of grantsupport, a one-page summary of rcsearch plans, and thenames of at least three refercnces should bc submitted by15 December 1987 to:

Claude P. Selitrennikoff, Ph.D.Cairmanq Cell Biology Search Committee

Department of Cellular and Structural BiologyUniversity of Colorado School of Medicine

4200 East Ninth Avenue, B-111Denver, CO 80262

The Unierrity of Colorado is an Equal OpporunitylAffirmaieAconm Emplyer.

DIRECTORHEALTH EFFECTS

RESEARCH LABORATORYRESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK,

NORTH CAROLINA$64,700 to $70,500

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) isseeking highly qualified candidates for the position ofDirector, Health Effects Research Laboratory (HERL).The HERL is responsible for providing health effectsresearch that serves as the foundation for health-relatedregulatory decisions. The Laboratory is organized intothree staffoffices and six research divisions, with a total ofapproximately 325 EPA employees and 250 on-sitecontractor and cooperative agreement employees. Re-search is carried out using a variety ofapproaches: animalrcsearch, including in vitro and m vivo studies; humanclinical investigations; and epidemiologic studies. Disci-plines represented within HERL include neurotoxi-cology, reproductive toxicology, pulmonary and cardio-vascuiar toxicology, genetic toxicology, immunotoxico-logy, and microbiology.The Director provides scientific leadership for the

mission-oriented research programs and directs and su-pervises the multidisciplinary scientific staff. Included inthe Director's responsibilities are research planning, im-plementation, and evaluation, scientific input into thedevelopment of health science policy, direction of techni-cal and administrative activities, and management ofHERL's $45 million per year budget.To meet the requirements of the position, applicants

should have an advanced degree (doctorate preferable) ineither the biological, health, or physical sciences, andsubstantial professional experience demonstrating scien-tific leadership and research management experience.Applicants must meet the technical and executive qualifi-cations described in the Vacancy Announcement. tall orwrite for a copy of the Vacancy Announcement andapplication form SF-171 to: Edna Morse, Environmen-tal Protection Agenc, SES and Executive ResourcesUnit, PM-224, 401 M Street, SW, Washington, DC20460. The telephone number is 202-382-3328.

Applications must be postmarked by 30 November1987.EPA is an Equal Emplyment Opportunity Employer.DOCTORATES, any field considered. Mature atti-

tude, excellent teaching ability, congenial personality,and professional presence necessarv. We train vou forintensive laboratory instruction of surgeons. Permanentinstruction sites in New York Citv, West Paln Beach,Chicago (Arlington Heights), or Los Angeles area (Or-ange). Some travel required. Not a sales position. Salary$40,000. Write for application information to: Director,Midas Rec Institute, 2929 Race Street, Fort Worth,TX 76111. New applicants only, please.

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INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCKCENTRE FOR AFRICA

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATOR,TRAINING MATERIALS

AND METHODSVACANCY INT/008/87

GENERALThe International Livestock Centre for Africa(ILCA) with headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethio-pia is one of 13 international agricultural re-search organizations which are supported by theConsultative Group on International AgriculturalResearch (CGIAR).The Centre has research activities in some 14sub-Saharan African countries and has adminis-trative offices in Kenya, Mali and Nigeria.POSITIONThe incumbent as an international staff memberof ILCA will work as a specialist in agriculturaleducation. He/she is responsible for evaluatingand improving the pertinence and quality of allgroup and individual training at ILCA. It is his/her particular responsibility to assess the con-tent, current or intended, of courses, work-shops, seminars and meetings, and providetechnical advice and services on how tostrengthen the content and presentation of thematerials to be used. The pedagogical merit ofthe organization and content of programs of longand short term individual training is also to beexamined and strengthened on a continuousbasis.The main duties of the incumbent will be to:- Review training and meeting materials for ap-propriateness, clarity, quality and effective-ness.

- Supervise and help prepare training and educa-tional materials of the highest possible quality.

- Instruct ILCA scientific staff about educationalprinciples and on effective training methods.

- Recognize and identify African livestock re-search and development training needs andpropose methods to meet those needs.

QUALIFICATIONS- Advanced degree in agricultural education,preferable at the doctoral level.

- Experience in international training programsor projects, 3-5 years experience without adoctoral degree, substantially less with a doc-toral degree.

- Excellent communication skills, preferably inboth English and French, certainly in one withevident competence in the other.

Salary and related benefits are paid in US$ andwill be in line with comparable internationalorganizations. Initial salary will be determined byqualifications and experience.

Applicants should send current curriculum vitae,recent salary history, names and addresses ofthree professional referees and photocopies ofsupporting documents (not returnable) in confi-dence to the Personnel Manager, ILCA, P.O.Box 5689, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia before 23October 1987.-

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NATIONAL INSTITUTESOF HEALTH

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICEDEPARTMENT OF HEALTHAND HUMAN SERVICES

The National Institute ofNeurological and CommunicativeDisorders and Stroke (NINCDS) in-vites nominations and applica-tions for the position of Chief,Laboratory of Neuronal Growthand Regeneration (LNGR), Divi-sion of Intramural Research (DIR).This is a Civil Service position inthe Senior Executive Service witha salary range of $64,700 -$73,400per annum. The person selectedmay be eligible for Physician'sComparability pay ranging from$4,000 to $10,000 per year. A one-year probationary period must beserved by the individual selectedif not currently in the Senior Ex-ecutive Service.The Chief, Laboratory of NeuronalGrowth and Regeneration pro-vides technical and administrativedirection and leadership to the In-stitute's research program inneuronal growth, regeneration,and implantation of neural tissueand serves as the focal pointwithin the Federal sector, scien-tific community and the public forthese activities.

For more information on the posi-tion, contact Dr. Eugene Streicheron 301/496-5745. For informationregarding qualifications re-quirements, contact Ms. JanetClagett on 301/496-6334. Thefollowing forms are required: Ap-plication for Federal Employment(SF-171) accompanied by a cur-rent curriculum vitae andbibliography. These must be sub-mitted to: Ms. Janet E. Clagett,National Institutes of Health,NINCDS Personnel Office,Building 31, Room 8A25, 9000Rockville Pike, Bethesda,Maryland 20892.

Applications must be postmarkedno later than November 30, 1987.

All qualified candidates willreceive consideration withoutregard to race, religion, color, sex,age, national origin, lawfulpolitical affiliation, marital status,union membership, or any nondis-qualifying physical or mental han-dicap.THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTHIS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

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Positions are open for can-didates (Ph.D. or M.S.) at theV.A.-SUNY-Health ScienceCenters, Brooklyn, to workin the field of folate metabo-lism. Projects involve purifi-cation of variant forms of di-hydrofolate reductase andfunction and molecular ge-netics of folate binding pro-teins. Experience with tech-niques of protein purification,ligand-protein and enzymekinetics and molecular ge-netics is essential. Send cur-riculum vitae to:

Dr. Sheldon RothenbergVeterans Administration

Medical Center800 POLY PLACE

BROOKLYN, NY 11209An Equal Opportunity Employer

U.S. Citizenship Required

RESEARCH NEWSREPORTER

SCIENCE MAGAZINEThe Research News section of Sci-

ence Magazine has an opening for a

writer with a strong background in phys-ical or engineering sciences. Coveragewould include current topics in physics,including superconductivity, chemistry,materials science, and engineering. Ademonstrated ability to write news andfeature articles is required. An applica-tion for this full time position in Wash-ington, D.C., should include a curricu-lum vitae, salary requirements, a letterdescribing your interest in ResearchNews, and not more than five writingsamples.

Please send information to CarolynBell, SCIENCE Magazine, 1333 H Street,N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005.

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OPPORTUNITY IN INDIAFOR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

MANAGERThe Procter & Gamble Company has an opening for a life scientistwith a Ph.D. degree in biochemistry or pharmaceutical sciences at itsRichardson Hindustan Laboratories at Kalwe, India (near Bombay).This is equivalent to a Section Head position, requiring the managementof 12 people and reporting directly to the Vice President of ProductDevelopment. At least 12years oftechnology and product developmentexperience and 7years of techrical management experience are required.Technical skills must include familiarity with the physiology and bio-chemistry of the upper respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, skin,and hair, and knowledge of the physio-chemical characteristics of thebiological actives used in these areas.

Responsibilities will include management of the technical program,manpower and resource allocation, and definition of the program toachieve strategic product objectives. Maintaining effective communi-cations with the parent Company through appropriate informationexchange and visitations requires good interpersonal and communi-cation skills. The successful candidate will be part of a highly skilledand multi-disciplinary group working in a stimulating technicalenvironment.Candidates must be Indian citizens. Send resume to:

Dr. T.J. Logan, ManagerPh.D. RecruitingIndia Product Development PositionTHE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANYMiami Valley LaboratoriesP.O. Box 398707Cincinnati, Ohio 45239-8707Allow 6-8 weeks for response.

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DIABETES RESEARCHA growing, private nonprofit research institute and a

progressive group of scientists are actively recruitingpersonnel to pursue molecular approaches to the study oftissue transplantation, regeneration and the complica-tions of diabetes (retinopathies, neuropathies, and neph-ropathies). A minimum of 2 years ofpostdoctoral experi-ence is required, preferably in embryology, vascularbiotogy, histology, and/or areas related to the mechanismof growth factor action. Initial salary, equipment, andsupplies will be provided with the understanding that these ected individuals will develop an independent researchplan and participate in institutional program projects.Snd curriculum vitae, statement of research interest, andthe names of three references to: Andrew Baird, Ph.D.,Whitticr Institute for Diabetes and Endocrinology,9894 Genesee Avenue, La Jolla, CA 92037.

DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY ANDEVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGYUNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR: Applications areinvited for TWO TENURE-TRACK POSITIONS inthe general areas of behavior or ecology, including theirevolutionary aspects. Applicants pursumg field or experi-mental studies are of particular interest. H originalityin research and talent as a teacher will be importantcriteria used in selecting among applicants. These ap-pointments will probably be made at the assistant profes-sor rank. Applicants should mail curriculum vitae, state-ment of research plans, reprints or preprints, and thenames and addresses of at least three referees to: ConradA. Istock, Department of Ecologv and EvolutionaryBiology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721.The period for applications closes 15 December 1987.The UJniversity ofArona is an Equal Opportunity/Affirma-tiveAtion Employer.

DEPUTY DIRECTORMEDICAL RESEARCH SERVICE

The Veterans Administration invites applications forthe position ofDeputy Director, Medical Research Serv-ice. The Medical Research Service currently has a budgetof about $180 million and supports biomedical andbehavioral sciences research of over 2500 VA scientists,75 percent of whom are physicians. It is strongly com-mitted to support of patient-oriented research across theentire spectrum from basic science to clinical applicationof new knowledge. The Director and Deputy Directorare responsible for policy development, peer reviewmanagement of all investigator-initiated research studiesand budget formulation and distribution. Candidates areexpected to be nationally recognized scientists, and musthave an established record of scholarly achievement. Theposition is oniy open to U.S. citizens with the M.D.degree. Salary is $72,500 and additionally special pay upto $24,818.

Qualified applicants are invited to send curriculumvitae, bibliography, and the names, addresses, and tele-phone numbers of three respondents by 30 November1987 to: Richard J. Greene, M.D., Ph.D., AssistantChief Medical Director for Reserch and Develop-mcnt (15), Veterans Administtion, 810 VermontAvenue, NW, Washington, DC 20420.

The Veteram Adminsutration is an Equal OpportunityEmployer.

DIRECTOR, MIT PLASMA FUSION CENTER.The MIT Plasma Fusion Center has initiated a search fora Director who will have the responsibility of providingthe Center with its intellectual and managerial leadershiThis indudes maintaining the Center's role as one of theleading university research laboratories in national andinternational magnetic fusion, engineering, and plasmaphysics research. Persons interested in this position musthave a Ph.D. with a specialization in plasma physics orfusion-related research and a minimum of 10 years ofinternationally recognized experience in this field, includ-ing an outstanding publication record. Demonstratedqualifications for. appointment to a senior faculty rank,and demonstrated leadership capabilities, induding re-search and administrative management, are required.Confidential contact should be made to: Dr. Richard S.Post, Chairman, Search Committee and Head, Mir-ror Confinement Experiments Division, MIT PlasmaFusion Center, 190 Albany Street NW21-111A,Cambridge, MA 02139. Telephone: 617-253-8660no later than 6 November 1987. MIT is an AffirmativeActionlEqual Opportunity Employer.

ECOLOGY-EVOLUTIONThe Departrnent of Biology at the University of

Oregon is expanding its program in Ecology and Evolu-tion and seeks a DIRECTOR to lead this expansion.Theposition will be filled and salaried at the associate profes-sor or professor level (tenured) and is open in any area ofecology and evolution. The Director will have significantDepartmental resources, including new positions to re-cruit in this area. The selected candidate will be expectedto have a strong, funded current research program, andto fit in with and coordinate the existing and futuregroup. Send curriculum vitae, description of researchmterests, recent publications, three letters of reference,and names, addresses, and telephone numbers of threeadditional references to: Ecology and EvolutionSearch, Department of Biology, University of Ore-gon, Eugene, OR 97403. More information may beobtained by calling: Dr. R A. Capaldi, Head,Dpart-ment ofBiology, 503-6864526, or by writing: CIairSearch Committee. Closing date: 15 November 1987.The University ofOregon is an Equal Opportunity/Affirma-tiveAction Employer.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTTexasgulf Chemicals Company, Aurora, North Caroli-

na, has an immediate opening for an environmentalscientist.The ideal candidate will have a M.S. degree in a

biological science, anol have an interest in dealing withwetlands mitigation projects, reclamation revegetationstudies, and general environmental studies. Primary re-sponsibilities will include obtaining appro riate regula-tory permits both state and federal for all tle company'swetlands and reclamation activities.

Excellent salary and benefit package. If interested, sendresume to:

Mike GwynnTexasgulf

P.O. Box 48Aurora, NC 27806

Equal Opportunity EmployerMIF

The Cognitive Sciences Department at the Universityof California, Irvine has two tenure-track openings at theAssistant Professor level: one for an EXPERIMENTALPSYCHOLOGIST, the other for a COGNITIVENEUROPSYCHOLOGIST. Applicants for the experi-mental position should be prepared to teach a three-quarter undergraduate experimental psychology course.Applicants for the neuropsychology position should beprepared to teach undergraduate courses in learning andmemory. Both positions also entail research and graduateteaching. Preference will be given to candidates whoseresearch interests complement those of existing faculty.Applicants should send letters of interest, curriculumvitae, selected publications, and names ofthree referencesto: Experimental Search Committee, or Neuropsy-chology Search Committee, Cognitve Science De-partment, University of California, Irvine, CA92717. Applications should be submitted by 15 Decem-ber 1987. UCI is anAffirmativeActionlEqual OpportunityEmployer.FACULTY POSMION-The School ofMedicine of

East Carolina University invites applications for theposition of Professor in the Department of Pharmacolo-gy. Applicants must have demonstrated excellence inalcohol research, particularly in neurotransmitter andclectrophysiologic and/or electropharmacologic involve-ment. Successfil applicants must have current grantsupport and be a nationally recognized leader in the field.Please send curriculum vitae, a brief description ofrcsearch plans, and three letters of recommendation by15 December 1987 to: Dr. Wallace R Wooles, Chair-man, Department of Pharmacology, School ofMedi-cine, East Carolina University, Greenville,NC 27858.An Equal OpportutylAffirmativeAcon Employer.

FACULTY POSMIION IN IMMUNOLOGY-MI-CROBIOLOGY. University of Hawaii has a tenure-track 9-month position at the assistant or associate

pnAugt 1988. Ph.D. or equiva-Ient rquired Appliationdedline: 31 December i987.Submit curriculum vitae, names of at least three profes-sional references, and representative publications, ifavail-able, to: Dr. Philip C. Loh, Chaiman, Department ofMicrobiology, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI96822; Telephone: 808-948-8603. An Equal Oppor-tunity Employer.

FACULTY POSMON-GENETICS. Tenure-track assistant professor, starting fall 1988. Teachingincludes a general genetics course; participation in intro-ductory biology course; two alternate-year courses, atkast one ofwhich should be microbiology, development,or immunology. Research involving undergraduates isencouraged. Ph.D. required; teaching experience desir-able. Submit resume and three letters of reference by 1December 1987 to: Dr. Margaret Simpson, Chairman,Department of Biology, Sweet Briar College, SweetBriar, VA 24595. Affirmative ActionlEqual OpportunityEmployer.

FACULTY POSITIONDEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

UNIVERS1ITY OF CALIFORNIA,LOS ANGELES (UCLA)

The Department of Microbiology, College of Lettersand Science, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles invitesapplications for a tenure-track faculty position. Appli-cants should have strong training and research experiencein some area of microbial development, symbiosis, diver-sity, cell-cell interactions, or microbial behavior. Empha-sis must be at the molecular level. Candidates must bemotivated toward excellence in teaching and basic re-search. Aplicants must have a Ph.D. or equivalentdegree, and several years of postdoctoral experience.Please submit curriculum vitae, brief description of re-search goals, and the names of at least three references, by30 October 1987, to: Dr. Robert P. Gunsalus, Chair-man ofSearch Committee, Departmcnt ofMicrobiol-ogy, University of California, Los Angeles, CA90024. UCLA u an Equal OpporutnitylAffirmativeActionEmployer.

PENN STATEFACULTY POSITIONS

BIOMOLECULAR STRUCTURE ANDFUNCTION

Applications are invited for two tenure-track positionsat any level as part of an expanded research concentrationin the area of biomolecular structure and function.Candidates are being sought in each of the followingareas: (1) protein crystal structure determination and (2)theoreticaucomputational studies of biological macro-molecules. The University has made a major commit-ment in this area including laboratory space and equip-ment necessary for the individual research programs suchas X-ray diffractometer including area detector and com-puter graphics system. The positions will be available ineither the Department of Chemistry, the Department ofMolecular and Cell Biology, or as joint appointments inthese departments. Joint affiliation wit the newlyformed Penn State Biotechnology Institute is also apossibility. Applicants should have the background, mo-tivation, and ability to develop vigorous, productiveresearch programs and to be excellent teachers. Reply to:Search Committee for Biomolecular Structure andFunction, Department ofChemistry, 152 Davey Lab-oratory, Box 12, University Park, PA 16802. Pleaseindicate the area for which you are applying. Include adetailed curriculum vitae, statement of research interests,and up to three recent re'presentative reprints. In addi-tion, the applicant should ask three individuals to sendletters of reference directly to us. Review of applicationswill commence in November 1987. Deadline for receiptof applications is 15 January 1988 or until suitablecandidates are identified. Equal OpportunitylAffimativeAction Employer.

FACULTY POSMIIONS INCELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Applications are invited for a tenure-track position inthe Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy at North-western University Medical School. This position is atthe assistant/or associate professor level. Applicants musthave a Ph.D., M.D. or equivalent degree, with researchexperience in cellular and/or molecufar biology. Appli-cants will be screened with respect to their ability to carryon vigorous research programs, and to participate in theteaching of graduate ana medical students. Send com-plete curriculum vitae, brief description of research inter-ests, and at least three letters of recommendation by 1December 1987, to: Dr. Robert D. Goldman, Depart-ment of Cell Biology and Anatomy, NorthwesternUniversity Medical School, 303 East Chicago Ave-nue, Chicago, IL 60611. Northwestern Unipersity is anEqual Opportunity/AffirmativAcAtion Employer, and invitesapplicationsfrom all qualificd individul.

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Fritzsche Dodge & Olcott, a leading manufacturer of aromachemicals, flavors and fragrances, has a challenging positionavailable for a knowledgeable Research Enzymologist who canwork independently.

Major responsibilities will be to isolate plant and microbial en-zymes and investigate enzymatic processes for the generationof flavor and fragrance materials. Specifically, you will designand carry out experiments, evaluate new sources of enzymes,generate specialized flavor bases and report on progress.

To qualify, you must possess a PhD in Enzymology, ProteinBiochemistry or a related field as well as a familiarity with techni-ques for the isolation, characterization and assay of enyzmesfrom plant and microbial sources. Some knowledge of enzymeimmobilization procedures and industrial research experiencewould be a plus.

We offer a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits andoutstanding opportunities for career advancement. For im-mediate consideration, forward your resume in confidence to:Human Resources-Dept. RE-S, Frltzsche Dodge &Olcott, a Unit of BASF K&F Corpatin, 76 Ninth Avenue,New York, NY 10011. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H.

BASF Group

ManagementConsultantsIn Medical

ProductsArthur D. Little, Inc., is a multinational professional servicescompany whose primary business is technology and manage-ment consulting. We have unique opportunities in our HealthIndustries Management section to work with high level profes-sionals who manage industry research and development. Ourclients are primarily manufacturers of medical products, includ-ing pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, biotechnology-basedproducts, and medical devices.

Qualifications include -

* M.D. and/or Ph.D. degree in biologic science.* Clinical and/or laboratory experience with technologies rele-vant to the medical industry; such as, cloning, monoclonals,transgenic mice, etc.

* Understanding of health care delivery system, regulation,FDA, health policy, etc., through industry or government ex-perience either in a laboratory or administrative position.

* Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, these high-visibility posi-tions offer opportunities for direct client contact, participation inhigh level planning and technology assessment in a challeng-ing multidiscipline environment. We provide relocationassistance and an attractive compensation/benefits package.

Please send resume or C.V. to Jeanne Crowley, PersonnelManager, Arthur D. Little, Inc., Acorn Park, Cambridge, MA02140. An equal opportunity employer, M/F.

Arthur D. Little, Inc.

Head of PharmacologyAs leaders in the research and development of ethical pharmaceuticals, Smith Kline & French have a reputation

for excellence, innovation and responsibility within the industry.We are currently looking for an outstanding individual to direct the Pharmacology Department in our UK

drug discovery group. Our current major goals are novel therapies for cardiac failure and peripheral vasculardisease, hyperlipidaemia, allergy and inflammation, and gastro-intestinal disorders. They are aimed at definedcellular and molecular targets such as rate-limiting enzymes, membrane transporters and key elements in cellsignalling systems.

Pharmaceutical industry experience, or a medical or veterinary training, are desirable but not essential. Thecrucial qualities needed are: an excellent record of scientific achievement; experience of whole animalpharmacology; demonstrable qualities of personal and scientific leadership; a commitment to drug discoverythrough innovative science; and an eclectic appreciation of modern biomedical science, appropriate for the holderof a key position in the coordinated, Worldwide R&D effort of a leading international health-care corporation.

We are situated in a beautiful 38 acre estate in Welwyn, Hertfordshire, a location that is both pleasant andconvenient to all destinations.

The substantial salary package, reflecting the demands this position poses, includes a car, performance-relatedbonus, stock options, BUPA and relocation.

Please write in confidence, enclosing a detailed cv and quoting ref S/136/TEF to Dr T E Forster,Personnel Director, Smith Kline & French Research Limited, The Frythe, Welwyn, Hertfordshire AL6 9AR,England.

SK&F

POSITIONS OPEN

FACULTY POSMONSIN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

The Department of Biology at the University ofVirginia invites applications from molecular biologistswho use structur and/or molecular genetic approachesto study fundamental problems in biology. Positions atthe assistant professor or more senior levels are availableimmediately as part of an expanding program in molecu-lar biology. Our search wil consider candidates in allareas of molecular biology research including macromo-lecular structure and function, nuclear or cytoplasmicfunction, and developmental and neuronal regulation.Send resume, description of research program, summarvof teaching interests, and three letters of reference by 15November 1987 to: Molecular Biology Search Com-mittee, Department of Biology, University ofVirgin-ia, Charlottesville, VA 22901. Equal OpportunitylAffir-mative Action Employment.

The Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biolo-gy University of Califomia, Irvine (UCI), announcesFOUR FACULTY POSITIONS: three tenure-track(assistant professor) and one tenured (associate profes-sor). Rather than specify the areas of search, primaryemphasis will be on the quality of individual apJlicants.However, special attention will be paid to un errepresented areas within the department; these include plantphysiological ecology, behavioral ecology, populationand quantitative genetic theory, and macroevolution.Departmental strengths include animal physiologicalecology and ecological energetics, population and com-munity ecology, mathematical and quantitative ecology

and experimental evolutionary genetics. We are interest-ed in both empirical and theoretical approaches to eco-logical and evolutionary problems, and we strive toacfhieve a balance between these. We are looking forcandidates of exceptional merit, and postdoctoral experi-ence is usually required. UCI is an Equal OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer.

Please send letter of application, curriculum vitae, keypublications, statement of research interests and goals,and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers offourreferences to:

Search CommittecDepartment of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

University of California

Irvine, CA 92717Candidates should arrange for references to submit let-ters of evaluation directly to the search committee at thetime of their application.

Deadline for receipt of applications and supportingletters is 1 December 1987.

HUMAN GENETICSBruce L. Evatt, M.D., Director, the Division of Host

Factors, Center for Infectious Diseases, Centers forDisease Control (CDC), invites applications for a RE-SEARCH SCIENTIST in molecular genetics. Individ-uals with research interests in hematopoiesis or stem celldifferentiation are particularly encouraged to apply. Re-sponsibilities include the development and execution ofprogram plans in coordination with the Division Direc-tor. A fully equlpped laboratory and technical staff areprovided. Prefer candidates with a Ph.D. and/or M.D.and a minimum of 2 years of postdoctoral experience in

molecular genetics. Salary ranges from $38,000 to$72,000 depending on qualifications and personnel sys-tems. Applications including curnrculum vitae, a state-ment of future research interests, and the names withaddresses of three references should be sent to: SharlynL. WiLkinson, Personnel Management Specialist,CDC, Building 1, Room 1058, Atlanta, GA 30333.CDC is an Equal OpportunityEmployer and has a smokefreework enironment.

Applications must be received by 15 December 1987to receive consideration.

MOLECULAR RETROVIROLOGIST. The De-partment of Microbiology invites applications for anassistant professor tenure-track position in the area ofmolecular virology. The qualified candidate, with strongbackground in virology and molecular biology, will beexpected to develop independent competitive programsin AIDS research. Send curriculum vitae, with a briefdescription of research interest to: Dr. A. E. Friedman-Kien, Department of Microbiology, New York Uni-versity School of Medicine, 550 Pirst Avenue, NewYork, NY 10016. An Equal Opportunity EmployerM/F.

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FULL PROFESSORSHIPHarvard University: The Department of Psychology

seeks to fill a new professorial opening devoted to thestudy of criminal behavior. Candidates should be activein criminological research, with special emphasis onpsychological or psychophysiological variables. Candi-dates should also be prepared to teach at the graduateand undergraduate level. Although the primary appoint-ment is in the Department of Psychology, joint appoint-ment with other Departments or Faculties may be ar-ranged if appropriate. Applications, including the namesand addresses of three referees should be sent to: Bren-dan Maher, Chairman, Department of Psychology,Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138.Applica-tnsifrom women and minoritygroups are especially wlcome.The dosing date for applying is 15 November 1987.

GENETICISTThe Department of Biological Sciences of the Univer-

sity of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) invites applicationsfor a tenure-track academic position at the rank ofassistant professor. Responsibifities include the develop-ment of a vigorous research program and a commitmentto undergraduate and graduate teaching. The area ofgenetic research is open but preference will be given toapplicants with expertise in developmental genetics andwhose research interests complement those of a facultywith strength in environmental biology. A Ph.D. inbiological science is required; postdoctoral experience ispreferred. Women and minonties are especially encouragedto apply. Submit applications including a statement ofresearch and teaching interests, curriculum vitae, repre-sentative reprints, and three letters of recommendationby 13 November 1987, to: Dr. R. Keith Dupre,Geneticist Search Committee, Department of Biolog-ical Sciences, University of Nevada--Las Vegas, LasVegas, NV 89154. UNLV is anAffirmativeActionlEqualOpportunity Employer.GENETICIST-Applications are invited from highly

qualified individuals with interests in DevelopmentalGenetics or in Evolutionary Genetics. Preferential con-sideration will be given to candidates who use molecularor biochemical techniques. Postdoctoral experience isstrongly preferred. Successful candidates will be expectedto maintain vigorous research programs and to partici-pate in the teac g of introductory and advanced coursem genetics. The position is most likely to be filled at thelevel of assistant professor, but appointment at any rankis possible. Applications will be received until the posi-tion is filled.

Please send curriculum vitae, induding description offuture research plans and of teaching interests, and havethree letters of recommendation sent to:

Genetics Search CommitteeDepartment of Biology

University of IowaIowa City, IA 52242

The Universty of Iowa is an Affimative ActionlEqualOpportuny Employer.MACROMOLECULAR CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,BERKELEY

The Department of Chemistry and the Department ofBiophysics invite applications for TWO FACULTYPOSMONS (pendg final budgetary approval), oneat the associate professor or professor level and the otherat the assistant professor level. The appointments are tobe effective within the next 2 years. Applicants shouldhave a Ph.D. degree or equivalent and relevant priorexperience in x-ray crystallography of biological macro-molecules. Faculty duties will include research in struc-tural molecular biology, supervision of graduate studentand postdoctoral research, and teaching at the under-graduate or graduate levels. The successfuil candidate willbe part of an expanding, interdisciplinary structuralbiology group at Berkeley that also incudes members ofthe departments of molecular biology and biochemistry.Applications should include: a letter specifying qualifica-tions and current research interests, curriculum vitae, alist of publications, representative reprints, and thenames and addresses of persons whom we may contactfor letters of recommendation. Applications will beprocessed as soon as they are received, but should arriveno later than 15 February 1988. They should be ad-dressed to: Professor Robert Glaese, Biophysics De-partment, Donner Laboratory, University of Califor-nia, Bcrkeley, CA 94720.

The Univenty of California is an EOIAAE

MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHYENGINEER/PHYSICIST

Albuquerque Veterans Administration Medical Cen-ter, University ofNew Mexico and Los Alamos NationalLaboratories is seeking an engminer or physicist to be-come Technical Project Leacrer of the new VeteransAdministration/Los Alamos National Laboratories/Uni-versity of New Mexico Clinical MEG Program. A mag-netically shielded room with seven sensor SQUID will beat both the VAMC and LANL. Applicant must haveM.S. or Ph.D., with 3 years of expenence and researchproductivity in medical engineering, bioengineering, ormedical physics. Applicant should have background inmedical imaging, signal processing and data acquisitionsystems; must also be interested in working with a teamto study the medical possibilities of the MEG. Salarydependent upon applicant's experience. University ofNew Mexico faculty appointment possible. Send resumeand name of three references to: Larry E. Davis, M.D.,Chief, Neurology Service, Veterans AdministatonMedical Ccnter, 2100 Ridgecrest Drive SE, Albu-querque, NM 87108. An Affirmative ActionlEqual Op-portunity Employer.

MARINE MICROBIOLOGISTUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,

SANTA CRUZ (UCSC)The Marine Sciences Committee invites applications

for a tenure-track position in marine microbiology at theassistant professor level, effective 1 July 1988. Santa Cruzplans to expand its research efforts in the area of globalocean processes, and applicants are sought with interestsin the role of pelagic microbes in the energy and nutrientcycles in the sea. Candidates must establish a strong andinteractive research program and participate in graduateand undergraduate teaching. Applicants must have aPh.D. by the time of appointment. A resume, briefsummary ofresearch goals, and names ofthree referencesshould be sent to: The Search Committee, MarineSciences, UCSC, Santa Cruz, CA 95064 by 16 No-vember 1987. The Univenity ofCalifornia is an Affirma-tive AaconlEqual Employment OpportunitylImm,gratonRejorm and ControlAct Employer.

MOLECULAR BIOLOGIST/MICROBIOLOGIST

Bacterial Genetics GroupAdvanced Genetic Sciences, Inc.

6701 San Pablo AvenueOakland, CA 94608

Research on genetic basis of antibiotic biosynthesis influorescent pseudomonads and bacterial degradation ofxenobiotics. [For partial background, see J. Bact. 165,696 (1986), and AEM 52, 1183 (1986).] Applicantsshould hold a Ph.D. in molecular biology, microbiology,or a related field. Experience with protein purification isdesirable. Salary and level ofappointment commensuratewith experience. Send curriculum vitae and names, ad-dresses, and telephone numbers of three referees to: Dr.Neal Gutterson at the above address.

MICROBIOLOGISTThe Department of Microbiology, Medical College of

Ohio, see£ candidates for a tenure-track position. Thesuccessful applicant will be expected to develop anindependent, competitively funded research program fo-cusing on the genetics or molecular biology of prokary-otes, and to participate in the department's graduate/professional teaching programs. Applicants should havea doctoral degree, and at least 2 years of postdoctoralexperience. Send curriculum vitae, research interests, andthree references to:

Dr. Earl H. Freimer, ChairmanDepartment of Microbiology

MAedical College of OhioToledo, OH 43699

The Medical Colige of Ohio is an Equal EmplymentOpportunitylAffirmative Actwn MIF Employer and Educa-tor.PHARMACOLOGIST: Faculty/research position

for appropriate Ph.D., Pharm.D. Qualifications andecpenence must include strong medical school teachingskills and research accomplishments. Faculty rank andsalary commensurate with experience. Send curriculumvitae and names of three refcrences to: Robert E.Mancni, PhD., D.O., Chairman, De artment ofPharmacologyiToxicology and Experimental Thera-peutics, New York College of Osteopathic Medicine,Box 170, Old WestbCry, NY 11568.

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POSITIONS OPEN POSITIONS OPEN

Stauffer Environmental Health Center, a unitof ICI, hasseveral exciting career opportunities available at itslaboratory located in Farmington, CT.

Metabolism/PharmacokineticsSupervisorYou will supervise scientists working on metabo-lism/ pharmacokinetic studies and work as part of ateam of chemists and biochemists to separate andidentify metabolites in biological systems. To qual-ify, you should possess a Ph.D. or equivalent in bio-chemistry, chemistry, or a related field and 5-7 yearsof experience in conducting metabolism/pharmaco-kinetic studies in animals and experience in labora-tory supervision. You should also have experience inmodren biochemical and analytical proceduresincluding TLC, GLC, HPLC and radioisotopehandling.

Staff VeterinarianYou will be responsible for providing animal care insupport of product safety testing, including mainte-nance of animal colony health, training and staffdevelopment, and specialized examinations asrequired. Applicants should have a D.V.M., plus atleast three years experience in laboratory animalhealth care or a residency/degree program in labor-atory animal medicine. Board certification or boardeligibility in the American College of LaboratoryAnimal Medicine is desirable.

ToxicologistYou will be responsible for conducting a variety oftoxicology studies. Responsibilities include partici-pation in the design of.studies, preparation of pro-tocols, implementation and overall supervision ofstudies, evaluation and interpretation of results, andpreparation of written reports and summaries. Theposition offers an excellent opportunity for collabor-ative work in the pathogenesis of toxic effects withveterinary pathologists and other scientific staff.Applicants should have a Ph.D. in toxicology, phar-macology or related life science or a B.S. or M.S. inone of these fields with appropriate experience.

Stauffer Environmental Health Center provides anexcellent salary and outstanding benefits. TheEnvironmental Health Center is adjacent to the Uni-versity of Connecticut Health Center, in one of thestate's most attractive semi-rural towns. To apply,please send your resume, a brief description of yourexperience, and salary requirements to: Mrs. P. Frut-chey, Stauffer Environmental Health Center, 400Farmington Avenue, Farmington, CT 06032. We arean Equal Opportunity Employer M/F.

EnvironmentalStauffer Health CenterA Unit of ICI

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POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPSat the University of Washington

COLLEGE OF OCEAN AND FISHERY SCIENCESApplications are requested from new or recent doctorates in science,engineering and from individuals with equivalent degree stature inrelated fields for fellowships to be awarded in the College.The College consists of four units covering all aspects of marine scienceand marine policy. Fellowship holders will be appointed in one of thefollowing departments:The School of Oceanography carries out basic research in physicaloceanography, marine chemistry, marine geology, and geophysics andbiological oceanography.The Institute for Marine Studies focuses multidisciplinary research onmarine policy issues arising from man's use of the oceans; relevantdisciplinary training may be in any of the social or natural sciences or inlaw.The Applied Physics Laboratory carries out research in physicaloceanography, polar science, underwater acoustics, and a wide range ofengineering disciplines.The School of Fisheries specializes in fish and shellfish systematicsand ecology, aquaculture, quantitative fishery management, environ-mental toxicology and food science.Fellowships are awarded for one year, renewable for a second year, witha stipend of $24,000 and a modest research budget. Health insurance isalso provided. A complete application consists of transcripts of theapplicant's graduate record, a vita, addresses and telephone numbers ofthree referees, a synopsis of the doctoral dissertation, and statementoutlining the research the applicant proposes to undertake at UW. Directcontact with faculty in the College is encouraged. All materials must bereceived by 1 December 1987. Awards will be announced in earlyJanuary 1988. Fellowships must be taken up before 1 September 1988.

Applications and any questions should be addressed to: Search Com-mmee, COFS Postdoctoral Program, Office of the Dean HA-40,College of Ocean and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington,Seattle, WA 98195.

Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution

CENTER FOR REPRODUCTION ANDTRANSPLANTATION IMMUNOLOGY

RESEARCH POSITIONPosition available for MD or PhD to work on biochemicaland immunogenetic aspects of trophoblast antigens.The Center is investigating the role trophoblast lympho-cyte crossreactive (TLX) antigens play in human preg-nancy, transplantation, and cancer. Experience withbiochemical techniques for isolation of immunogens(carbohydrate, lipid, and proteins) is required. The suc-cessful applicant will work with a multidisciplinary teamwhich includes reproductive and transplantation immu-nologists, endocrinologists, experimental pathologists,embryologists, and andrologists.

Up to three years of support are available. Startingsalary plus benefits dependent upon experience. SendCurriculum Vitae to Dr. John A. Mcintyre, Director ofResearch, c/o Employment Office, Methodist Hospi-tal of Indiana, Inc., P.O. Box 1367, Indianapolis, IN46206. An equal opportunity employer.

AMethodist

DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Vice President for Finance andAdministration

The Desert Research Institute, an autonomousdivision of the University of Nevada System, iscommitted to full-time conduct of sophisti-cated programs of basic and applied research inthe areas of water, air and energy resources,biology, and social sciences. Principal fundingis from a variety of public and private sources.

The Vice President for Finance and Administra-tion reports to the President and has responsi-bility for the following areas: finance and ad-ministration, program management, fosteringresearch, and physical plant.

Qualifications include at least a bachelor's de-gree with preference for an advanced degree orexperience in financial administration. Experi-ence should include at least 5 years in financialand administrative management of researchprograms in a center or institute associated

h an institution of higher learning, and priorexperience with conduct of research investiga-tions.

Salary is competitive, depending upon qualifi-cations and experience. Complete applicationmust be received by 23 October 1987. Addi-tional information, including job descriptionand selection criteria, may be obtained by con-tacting Ms. Pegy Smith at (702) 673-7317. Toapply, send letter of application and currentresume to:

Personnel DepartmentDesert Research Institute

P. 0. Box 60220Reno, Nevada 89506

An Affirmative Action/EqualOpportunity Employer

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TelisPharmaceuticals, Inc.Telios is a newly establishedcompany in the La Jolla areadedicated to excellence inPharmaceutical development.Currently there are twoimmediate openings in thecompany for Ph.D. / ALD.level scientists at the entrylevel:Physiological Biochemistwith experience in thedesign and testing ofpharmacologically activepeptides.Polymer Chemistwith 3-5 years

postdoctoral experience.Resumes should be sent to:

Personnel DirectorTelios Pharmaceutcals, Inc.10901 North Torrey Pines Rd.La Jolla, Califoria 92037

Equal Opportunity Employer

FLOATING POINT SYSTEMS PROFESSOROF COMPUTATIONAL METHODS

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITYAND AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGELSU announces a newly endowed chair-The FloatingPoint Systems Professor of Computational Methods. Theperson appointed to this chair will be an individual with adistinguished and ongoing record of scholarship in scien-tific computing and parallel processing. Candidatesshould be prepared to exercise scholarly leadership in thismajor interdisciplinary activity.

LSU is a comprehensive research university with under-graduate and graduate degrees in computing and relateddisciplines. Scientific computing for research is beingconducted in a number of academic units. LSU offers a fullrange of computing facilities, including a FPS Tesseract20 hypercube.

The chairholder will be appointed with tenure; a jointappointment in more than one department is possible.Salary and support will be commensurate with theposition. The appointment could be made for any timebetween January and August 1988.

Nominations of qualified candidates are solicited andshould be made as soon as possible through submissionof name, telephone number, and current address. Applica-tions are requested by December 1, 1987, from interestedindividuals through submission of a letter of application;a current curriculum vita; and names, addresses, andtelephone numbers of three referees. All correspondenceshould be addressed to:

Dean William CooperGraduate SchoolLouisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge, U 70803cooper%lsu@csnet-relay

LSU is an equal opportunity employer.

Research ScientistTriton Biosciences Inc., an entrepreneurial subsidiary of Shell OilCompany, is an emerging force in the development of diagnosticsand therapeutics for human health care. Our company is built upona strong base of research expertise, solid support, and respon-sive management.

An excellent opportunity exists for an innovative researcher in ourBiochemical Development department. The qualified candidateshould have a Ph.D in Chemistry/Biochemistry, or a related field, andat least 3-5 years of combined post-doctoral studies and/or industrialexperience.The successful candidate is expected to design and execute projectson the scale-up of protein purification processes. In addition to astrong background in biochemistry, you should have a good workingknowledge of modem techniques in protein purification and analy-sis, including HPLC. Prior experiences with recombinant derivedproducts and GMP's desirable.

Additional opporties xist for BS/MIS level Research Associates

Triton is located in the San Francisco Bay Area and offers competitivesalaries and benefits, including relocation assistance. For promptconsideration, please forward your C.V. along with salary require-ments and the names of three references to: Triton Biosciences Inc.,1501 Harbor Bay Parkway, Alameda, CA 94501. All candidates musthave U.S citizenship or permanent resident visa status. Triton is anEqual Opportunity Employer.

Triton Biosciences Inc.

BIO/MOLECULARENGINEERING

Naval Research LaboratoryNRL, the Navy's corporate laboratory, is seekinghighly motivated Ph.D's to fill permanent staffpositions for expanding programs in Biosensor andBiomaterials Development. Current research areasinclude projects on the development of sensitivedetection systems using immunological and recep-tor-based sensor technology, synthesis and charac-terization of novel lipids, research on the propertiesof lipid-derived tubules in various matrices, and theuse of biomolecules in microlithography. Candi-dates should possess the following qualifications:* Biochemist/Immunochemist-Experience inprotein chemistry, fluorescence techniques, andantigen/antibody coupling to solid substrates.* NeurochemislPharmacologist-Strong back-ground in membrane protein biochemistry, receptorisolation, and diagnostic techniques.* Materials Scientist-Experience in developmentand analysis of novel materials containing biolog-ical components.* Process Engineer-Experience in colloids,coatings, and electrode processes with potentialbiophysical applications.* Lipid Physical Biochemist-Experience in util-izing advanced physical probes to characterizelipids.* Genetk/Protein Engineer-Experience in chem-ical and/or genetic modification of proteins.Salary range GS-II to 15 ($27,172 to $69,976)based on qualifications and experience. Postdoc-toral and technical positions are also available.Send resume and references to:

~ Civilian Personel Office/Ji8 is Code 1813.1 (S)

Naval Research Laboratory4555 Overlook Avenue, SW.

' Washington, D.C. 20375-5000ATTN: Ms. Kathy Weaver

An Equu Opponity Employer - U.S. Citizenship Requiredi

9 OCTOBER I987

The Department of Drug Metabolism of Smith Kline and FrenchLaboratories, located in suburban Philadelphia, PA, is seeking qualifiedapplicants to join a collaborative and expanding bioanalytical section.The successful candidate will: develop novel analytical assays for drugsand their metabolites in biologic media; participate in the isolation andcharacterization of metabolites; participate in pharnacokinetic studiesin animals; and participate in basic research programs in drugdevelopment.Candidate qualifications wil indude:* B.S. or M.S. in Analtical Chemistry, Chemistry, Biochemistry or

related area plus 1-3 years experience in an analtical laboratory.* Demonstrated experience in HPLC, GC and/or GC/MS and the

application of these techniques in bioanalytical methodsdevelopment for drugs in biologic media.

* Experience in the HPLC isolation of "trace" quantities of organiccompounds.

* Knowledge of spectroscopic methods (MS, NMR) of analysisdesirable.

* Proven research ability evidenced by scientific publicationspreferred.

* Excellent communication and interpersonal skills required.We offer an exceDent compensation, benefits and relocation packageas wel as opportunities for personal and professional growth. Pleaseforward your C.V. and the names of three references to: Mary AnnMcCarry, Sr. Employment Consultant, R&D-C0049, Smith Kline &French Laboratories, Research & Development, P.O. Box 1539, King ofPrussia, PA 19406.0939. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer,M/F/H/V.

Opportunitiesin MolecularGenetics

An equal opportunity employer

As part of our expanding research activities, theDepartment of Molecular Genetics at Pfizer CentralResearch has several opportunities for PhD levelscientists to make significant contributions in thearea of eukaryotic gene expression. Strong scientificcredentials and a documented record of produc-tivity are essential. Candidates should have a PhDin Molecular Biology or related field, expertise inrecombinant DNAtechniques, and at leasttwoyearsrelevant postdoctoral experience.We seek creative, motivated individuals with abackground applicable to the following areas:

* Heterologous gene expression-experiencewith yeast desirable.

* Tissue specific regulation of mammalian geneexpression-extensive experience withmammalian cell culture required.

* Factors controlling expression of mammaliangene cDNA cloning experience required.

Each position offers an excellent opportunity forprofessional recognition. In addition to a stimulatingscientific environment, we offer a competitive com-pensation/benefit package and relocation assistanceto an attractive southeastern Connecticut shorecommunity. Qualified applicants should submittheir resume and the names of three references inconfidence, to: Jerry K. Larson, PhD, Manager ofEmployment, Pfizer Central Research, EasternPoint Road, Groton, CT 06340.

Senior Scientist

Biochemical/EndocrineToxicologyThe LILLY RESEARCH LABORATORIES,a Division of Eli Lilly and Company, is seekingcandidates for positions in the Department ofBiochemical Toxicology.

Applicants must have a doctoral degreewith a strong background in endocrinology andpharmacology.The primary responsibilities involve estab-

lishing a research program to study the mecha-nisms of drug-induced alterations in endocrinefunction. In addition, the successful candidatewill participate in research team activitiesdirected toward the development ofnew ther-apeutic agents.

Qualified candidates should send theircurriculum vitae to:

Ms. Carol ZapapasPersonnel Representative-JW992Eli Lilly and CompanyGreenfield LaboratoriesP.O. Box 708Greenfield, Indiana 46140

Equal Opportunity Employer

POSTDOCTORALPOSITIONSPost Doctoral positions areavailable for research on thebio-chemistry & molecular biol-ogy of the components ofCONNECTIVE TISSUES. A back-ground in collagen, proge-oglycan or glycoprotein bio-chemistry with experience incell or molecular biology isdesirable. Applicants musthave US citizenship or perma-nent residence status. Sendresume to:

N.A. KEFALIDES, MD, PhDConnective TissueResearch InstituteUniversity ofPennsylvaniaUNIVERSITY CITYSCIENCE CENTER3624 Market St.; Phila.; PA 19104An Affirmative Action/Equal OpportunityEmployer

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POSITIONS OPEN

MOLECULAR BIOLOGISTLABORATORY FOR CELL, MOLECULAR

AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY (LCMDB)UNIVERSITY OF IIJNOIS AT CHICAGOThe Department of Biological Sciences ofthe Univer-

sity of Illinois at Chicago seeks a senior molecularbiologist to join the Laboratory for Cell, Molecular andDeve[opmental Biology. The appointment will be at therank of full professor with tenure. The appointee willcoordinate current programs and ongoing developmentof the Laboratory.The Laboratory for Cell, Molecular, and Developmen-

tal Biology was established to consolidate research andtraining programs in modern cellular, molecular, anddevelopmental biology, and represents one facet of acampus-wide commitment to foster excellence in theareas of molecular biology and biotechnology. Perma-nent funding cxists for LCMDB support statt, graduatefellowships, postdoctoral fellowships, new equipment,and facilties. Salary lines for the recruitment of juniorfaculty are also available.The candidate should have a Ph.D. degree, currently

hold the rank of associate or full professor (or equiva-lent), have an exceptional and ongoing record ofresearchaccomphshment, and be recognized as a leader in his orher field. Specific research specialty is open, but shouldbe in an area central to molecular biology and/or molecu-lar genetics.The position will be available 1 July 1988. Salary is

competitive. Apphcants should submit curriculum vitaeand the names of three references. Applications will beaccepted until 1 January 1988. Applications, nomina-tions, or inquiries should be directed to: Dr. BrianNichols, Senior Molecular Biologis Search Commit-tee, Department of Biological Sciences rn/c 067, Uni-versity of Illinois at Chicago, P.O. Box 4348, Chica-go, IL 60680 (Telephone: 312-996-5064).

The Univesity ofliinoisat Ch;ico is an Equal Opportu-nity/Affimative Action Emoployer.

MOLECULAR/CELLULARIMMUNOLOGIST

The Department of Molecular and Cell Biology at theUniversity of Connecticut in Storrs, Connecticut invitesapplications for a tenure-track position as a molecular/celular immunologist at the level of assistant or associateprofessor, beginning in September 1988.The successful candidate will be a highly motivated

individual with at least 2 years ofproductive postdoctoralexperience, who will be expected to establish a vigorous,independent research program in molecular or cellularimmunology. Candidates at the associate professor levelwill have a well-established record of research, commen-surate with the rank, and an actively supported researchprogram. Teaching will involve both graduate trainingand instructing an undergraduate course in contempo-rary molecular and cellular imnunology.

Applicants should submit: curriculum vitae, list ofpublications and reprints, a statement of current andprojected research and teaching interests, and arrange tohave three letters of recommendation forwarded to: Dr.Philip I. Marcus, Immunology Search Committee,Department ofMolecular andCell Biology, U44, 75North Eagleville Road, The University of Connecti-cut, Storrs, CT 06268. Applications received after 1

December 1987 cannot be assured of full consideration.The Univernity of Connecticut is an Equal OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer, and encourags appliatiofiom ualified minority groups and women. (Search#8ATH

THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT

MOLECULAR GENETICIST: The Meyer Chil-dren's Rehabilitation Institute, University of NebraskaMedical Center, is seeking an M.D., Ph.D. moleculargeneticist with clinical interest, or an M.D. with strongmolecular background for a tenure-track position. Aca-demic rank and salary commensurate with experience andqualifications. Individual will participate in the develop-ment of a molecular diagnostic laboratory in the Centerfor Human Genetics. Research is major component ofthe position, but clinical commitments can be main-tained. Contact: Bruce A. Buchler, M.D., Director,Meer Children's Reabilitation Institute, Universityof Nebraska Medical Center, 444 South 44th Street,Omaha, NE 68131-3795, telephone: 402-559-5233.An Equal OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer.

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NEUROPHARMACOLOGIST (Ph.D.) withbroad expertise in neurochemical, neuroanatomical, andneuropathological techniques. Position avaiable to workwithin an interdisciplinary research group focused on

psychotropic drug action and the biological basis ofneuropsychiatric syndromes. The successfli candidatewould be expected to organize and institute a laboratory-based research program with a primary cmphasis onimmunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization histo-chemistry. Other duties include interdisciplinary collabo-ration in ongoing research programs and teaching ofundergraduate and graduate students in the psychiatryand pharmacology departments. Address initial inquiriesto: B. S. Bunney, MD., Vice Chairman, Department

of Psychiatry, 25 Park Street, New Haven, CT 06508

Applications should be received by 30 October 1987 tobe considered.

Yak University is an Affirmative Actio/Equal Employ-ment Opportunity Employer.

PLANT BIOLOGISTAssistant professor, tenure-track position in the evolu-

tionary ecology or physiology of plants, beginning inJuly 1988. The candidate is expectd to establish anactve research program, supervise senior research pro-jects, and to teach approximately one and one halfcourses per semester, which indudes co-teaching inIntroduction to Biology and Ecology. Ph.D. requiredand postdoctoral expenence preferabke. Send curriculumvitae, statement of research and teaching interests andthree letters of evaluation to: William F. Zimmerman,Chairman, Webster Center for Biological Sciences,Amherst College, Amherst, MA 0102. AirmativeActionEqual Opportunity Employer.

PIANT CELL BIOLOGISTUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINEThe Department of Developmental and Cell Biology,

University of California, Irvine, invites applications for atenure-track position in plant cell biology at the assistantprofessor level. Appropriate research areas are thoseinvolving the use of molecular or biochemical approachesto basic questions in the cell biology of plants. Thesuccessful candidate will be expected to direct a vigorous,independent, extramurally funded research program, toparticipate in the cell biology graduate training program,and to teach at the under raduate level. Preference willbe given to applicants with postdoctoral cxperience andan outstanding record of research accomplishments. Ap-plicants for this position should submit their curriculumvitae, reprints of representative papers, descriptions ofcurrent and anticipated future research, and arrange tohave three letters of reference sent to: Chair, Plant CellBiologist Search Committec, Department of Devel-opmental and Cell Biology, University of California,Irvine, CA 92717. Applications should be received by 1December 1987. The University ofCalifornia s an EqualOpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWIN METEORITICS

The Department of Mineral Sciences of the AmericanMuseum ofNatural History is accepting applications fora Postdoctoral Fellowship m Petrology and Geochemis-try of Meteorites. Research will involve the use ofanalytical techniques to determine the petrogenesis ofchondritic and achondritic meteorites in order to eluci-date early solar system and planetary history.

Qualifications include a Ph.D. m petrology and/orgeochemistry. Experience working with meteontes help-

fi.Salary $25,000 per annum for a 1-year term position

which may be renewed. Applications will be accepteduntil 15 November 1987. Submit curriculum vitae,bibliography, statement of research interests, and contactinformation for at least three persons familiar with yourwork to:

Mr. Lee VilenskyPersonne Dcpartment (S)

American Museum of Natural HistoryCentral Park West at 79th Street

New York, NY 10024An Equal Opportunity Employer

PLANT SCIENCESINDIANA UNIVERSITY, BLOOMINGTONThe Department of Biology anticipates appointing a

new FACULTYMEMBER who has a primary interestin plants and is carrying out innovative research usingmolecular and genetic tools. We are willing to considerexcellent candidates in a wide range of fields; for exam-ple, systematics, evolution, developmental biolog, cellbiology, plant-microbe interactions. The successfu can-didate will be expected to conduct a vigorous, indepen-dent research program, and contribute to teaching. Ap-plicants should have postdoctoral research experienceand demonstrated ability as creative scientists. While weexpect to make the appointment at the assistant professorlevel, candidates at higher levels will also be considered.Send curriculum vitae, a brief description of researchinterests and arrange to have three letters of referencefrom individuals familiar with your work sent to: Dr.Tom Blumenthal, Chairman, Deparment ofBiology,Indiana University, Bloomingtn, IN 47405.

Applications received before 15 January 1988 will beassured of consideration.Indiana University is anAffirmativeAction/Equal Oppor-

tunity Employer.

POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATEPostdoctoral position available to study gene expres-

sion in early embryos (sea urchin and mouse). Back-ground in molecular and/or developmental biology pre-ferred. Send curriculum vitae and names of three refer-ences to: Dr. William Crain, Cell Biology Group, c/oPersonnel Office, Worcester Foundation for Experi-mental Biology, 222 Maple Avenue, Shrewsbury, MA01545. An Equal Opportuniy/AffirmatieAction Employer.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW POSMIIONResearch on regulation ofdynein and flageilar motili

by cAMP, Ca2"-calmodulin and protein phosphoryl-ation/dephosphorylation. Availability immediate2y; 1orup to 3 years. Salary depending on experience. Sendcurriculum vitae and three letters of reference to: Dr. JoeTash, Department of Cell Biology, Baylor College ofMedicine, Houston, TX 77030.An Affimative ActionlEqual Opportunity Employer.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW-DEPARTMENTOF MEDICINE/ENDOCRINOLOGY To study: (1)thyroid antigen reactiveT cell dones, and (2) MHC genecxpression in thyroid cells. Active endocrine immunolo-gygroup. Background in immunology and/or molecularbiology helpful. Send curriculum vitae to: Lois Tarallo,Personnel Ipartment, Mount Sinai Medical Center,19 East 98th Street, New York, NY 10029-6574. AnEqual Opportunity Employer.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWPLANT BIOCHEMISTRY

The Plant Biochemistry Department of Zoecon Re-search Institute, a division of Sandoz Crop ProtectionCorporation, is soeking a postdoctoral scientnst to partici-pate in an interdisciplinary research team studying plantenzymology specifically associated with carotenoid bio-sy-dusis.The position is available for up to 2 years. Applicants

should have experience in kinetic and biochemical char-acterization of membrane-bound enzymes. Previousexperience with higher plants is not essential but a strongbackground in the carotenoid biosynthesis pathway wilbe considered favorably.Zoecon Research Institute has been a leader in innova-

tive agricultural research for more than 15 years. Theinstitute has established research programs in herbicidedesign, pant b.iotechnology, insect physiology/biochem-ISand chemistry.Our research laboratories are located in Palo Alto,

California, in dose proximity to Stanford University. Weconduct our research in an open, academic-like environ-ment which encourages publication and interaction withother scientists throughout the world.To apply for this position, please send curriculum vitae

and three references to:Sandoz Crop Protection Corporation

Zoecon Research InstituteHuman Resources Department

975 Caifornia AvenuePalo Alto, CA 94304

AffirmativeActionlEqual Opportunity Employer

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POSITIONS OPEN POSITIONS OPEN

The Merrell Dow Research Institute has challenging oppor-tunities for three scientists to join our expanding car-diovascular research group.BIOCHEMIST/MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGIST to studysecond messenger systems and their role in cardiovasculardisorders. Candidate should have a Ph.D. and 2 years post-doctoral experience in studying receptor-effector coupling, se-cond messenger systems and functional regulation by proteinkinases or ionic movements.CARDIOVASCULAR/BIOCHEMICAL PHARMACOLOGISTto study mechanisms of ischemic-reperfusion injury. Candidateshould have a Ph.D. and 2 years post-doctoral experiencestudying some aspect of ischemic-reperfusion injury such

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as the role of neutrophils, oxygen-derived radicals or lipidperoxidation.CELL BIOLOGIST (POST-DOCTORAL POSITION) to studyreceptor-effector mechanism of trophic growth factors and theirrole in cardiovascular disorders. Applicant should have a Ph.D.and experience with cell culture models.Successful candidates will join a multidisciplinary team ofharmacologists, electrophysiologists, molecular

biologlsts, biochemists and chemists conducting basicresearch aimed atdis ng new therputic approachesto cardiovascular disease. If you are interested in workingIn a dynamic research environment, send your curriculumvitae and the names of three references to:

Personnel Services Manager(Refer To Job Code-RCD)

MERRELL DOWRESEARCH INSTITUTE2110 East Galbraith Road Cincinnati, OH 45215

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The Procter & Gamble Company has two immediate entry-level openings in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the recentlyestablished Biotechnology Department. Ph.D.'s with or without postdoctoral training are encouraged to apply.

CELL BIOLOGISTExperience in the use of cell culture,molecular biology, or monoclonal anti-body and other immunochemicaltechniques in the study of cellulardifferentiation is required. In addition,familiarity with the techniques forgenetic manipulation of mammaliancells is desired.

PROTEIN CHEMIST/ENZYMOLOGISTResearch experience in enzymology, protein separation and purifi-cation, or the physical characterization of proteins is highly desirable.A thorough background in the physical characterization of proteinsand experience in the kinetic and thermodynamic study of enzymesis essential. Additionally, experience with site-directed mutagenesisor computational chemistry and molecular graphics could be helpful.

Procter & Gamble is a world leader in the research, development, andmanufacture of consumer products. We offer a competitive salary, a fringebenefitpackage in the top 5% of US. firms, and excellent opportunity forpersonal and career growth.Applicants must be US. citizens orpermanent residents and should sendresume and publication list to:

CELL BIOLOGIST POSMON or PROTEIN CHEMIST/ENZYMOLOGIST POSmON

c/o Dr. T. J. Logan, ManagerPh.D. Recruiting, Dept. ATHE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANYMiami Valley LaboratoriesPO. Box 398707Cincinnati, Ohio 45239-8707

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POSTDOCTORAL POSITION available immedi-ately to study hormone action on liver glucose metabo-lism, insulin resistance [Diabetes 36, 310 (1987)] anddiabetes. Postdoctoral experience (1 to 2 years) in recep-tor structure and function, transmembrane signaling, andmetabolic regulation required. Send curriculum vitae,three references and repnnts to: Dr. G. van de Werve,University ofMontr6al, Department ofNutrition, CP6128, SUCC. A, Montrmi PQ, H3C 3J7, Canada.Telephone: 514-343-7546.POSTDOCTORAL OR SENIOR RESEARCH

ASSOCIATE: Two positions are available immediatelyto study the structure, signal transduction, and turnovermechanisms of receptors for ANF and other cardiovascu-lar factors. Background in protein biochemistry, receptorbiochemistry, immunochemistry, molecular endocrinol-ogy, and/or cell biology is desired. The laboratory isequipped with all modem protein chemistry instruments,including micro-bore HPLC and ABI sequencer. Sendcurriculum vitae and names ofthree references to: KunioMisono, Ph.D., Research Institutc, The ClevelandClinic Foundation, 9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland,OH 44106.POSTDOCTORAL POSITION IN DEVELOP-

MENTAL NEUROBIOLOGY available immediatelyto participate in studies of cell surface molecules of thedeveloping nervous system. Areas ofresearch indude theanalysis of neuronal and glial lineages, regulation of thebiosynthesis of cell surface glycoconjugates and the func-tional and biochemical properties of cell surface carbohy-drates. Send curriculum vitae and the names of threereferences to: Dr. J. Levinc, Department ofNeurobiol-ogy and Behavior, SUNY Stony Brook, Stony Brook,NY 11794. SUNY[ Stony Brook is an Affirmative ActionlEqual Opportunity Educator and Employer.

POSTDOCTORAL POSMON INCELL BIOLOGY

Available 1 July 1988 to study the structure, function,and regulation of integral membrane actin-binding pro-teins involved in motility, adhesion, and endocytosis.Experience in protein biochemistry, recombinant DNAteehniues, or immunomicroscopy is required. Sendcurriculum vitae and names ofthree references to: Dr. E.J. Luna, c/o Personnel Office, Worcester Foundationfor Experimental Biology, 222 Maple Avenue,Shrewvsbury, MA 01545.An Equal OpportunitylAffirmative Acton Employer

MIFIH.POSTDOCTORAL POSMIION-available for

Ph.D. biochemist/cell biologist interested in studyingstructural, functional, or regulatory aspects of uniqueintracellular lipid modified proteins in relation to cellcycling and cell differentiation. Experience with proteinpurification, immunochemical, or molecular techniqueshlpful. Salary based on experience. Position is located innew research facility in attractive semirural setting. Sendcurriculum vitae and three references to: Dr. WilliamMaltese, Weis Center for Research, Geisinger Clinic,Danville, PA 17822.Equal Opportnity Employer MIFIH.

POS'TDOCTORAL POSITIONPostdoctoral position available for a recent Ph.D. with

physical chemistry background. Study of peptides andprotein conformation using NMR, fluorescence, CD andother spectroscopic methods. Position available immedi-ately. Equal OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer.Send r6sumi to: Dr. G. M. Anantharamaiah, Athero-sclerosis Research Unit, University of Alabama atBirmingham, Volker Hall G035, University Station,Birmingham, AL 35294.

POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONSPostdoctoral fellowships available in neurophysiology/

neuropharmacology to study consequences of acute andsubacute spinal cord injury in mammalian models. Thestudy utilizes intracellular and extracellular recordingtechniques from spinal neurons to evaluate the roles ofneural modulators in regulating neuronal response pat-terns. The research program is based in a physiologydepartment active in many areas of neuroscience, provid-ing an excellent training environment. Salary commensu-rate with experience.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWA postdoctoral position is available to study the phar-

macodynamics of novel brain-enhanced delivery systemsfor estradiol. Experience with neuroendocrine systems,radioimmunoassay, and estrogen-induced behaviors isdesirable. The successful applicant will become part of aninterdisciplinary team studying the chemistry, pharmaco-kinetics and pharmacodynamics of these novel braindolivery systems. The appointment is for up to 3 years ofsupport through an NIH grant. Salary Ls negotiable.Submit current curriculum vitae and names of threerefcrences to:

James W. Simpkins, Professor and ChairmanDepartment of Pharmacodynamics

College of PharmacyBox J487, J. Hillis Miller Health Center

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32610We are an Affirmatie Action/Equal Opportunity Em-

ployer.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW. Research positionavailable for M.D. or Ph.D. to study respiratory diseasesin one of two areas: control of breadting, or connectivetissue of the lung and pulmonary circulation. Respiratorycontrol studies mvolve interaction of control of breath-ing with the cerebral circulation brain tissue hypoxia,neurotransmitters, and sleep. Connective tissue studiesinvolves biochemical and molecular biology studies ofthe regulation of connective tissue metabohsm in hyper-tensive pulmonary arteries and vascular cells. Applicantshould have background in either clinical pulnonarymedicine, physiology, or biochemistry. Send curriculumvitae, state of research intercsts and carcer goals, andthree letters of reference to: David J. Riley, M.D., orNorman H. Edelman, M.D., Pulmonary and CriticalCare Division, Department of Medicine, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (formerlyRutgers Medical School), CN-19, New Brunswick,NJ 08903-0019 by 1 Januarv 1988. Tdelphonc: 201-937-7841. Equal Opportunity/AffriveAction Employ-er, MIF/HIV.

POSTDOCTORAL POSITION-Available imme-diately. EM, immunofluorescence and biochemistry ofdeveloping dental follicle. Part-time teaching in anatomylabs. Excellent research facilities and ample research time.Starting salary $20,800. Send curriculum vitae andnames of three references by 1 November 1987 to: GaryE. Wise, Ph.D., Chairman, Department ofAnatomyTexas Collegc of Osteopathic Medicine, 3516 CampBowie, Fort Worth, TX 76107-2690. An Equal Op-portunitylAffirmatveAction Etlkyer.

POSTDOCTORAL POSITION available for 2years in basic aging research. Research involves biochem-ical and nutntional aspects of aging in mouse andDrosohia colonies as part of an innovative 27-year-oldresearch effort. Please send curriculum vitae and refer-ences to: Dr. Harold R. Massie, Masonic MedicalResearch Laboratory, Utica, NY 13501.

POSTDOCTORAL POSMIIONThe Dana Farber Cancer Institute is seeking to fill a

research position at the postdoctoral level in the Divisionof Cancer Pharmacology. Candidate will study the bio-chemistry and hormonal regulation of mammalian liverP-450 enzymes active in the metabolism of cholesterol,steroid hormones, and xenobiotics using biochemical,immunochemical, and molecular biological approaches.Joint appointment will be held in the Department ofBiochemistry and Molecular Pharmacology at HarvardMedical School. Send curriculum vitae, copies of repre-sentative publications, and names of three references to:Dr. David J. Waxman, Dana Farber Cancer Institute,44 Binney Street, Boston, MA 02115. An EqualOpportunity Emplyer.

POSTDOCTORAL POSITION open immediatelyto study the role of plant epicuticular lipids in host plantrecognition by aphids and host plant resistance. Studiesinvolve analysis of plant surface lipids and behavioralassays using electromc insect feeding monitors. Ph.D. inbiochemistry, entomology, or related field required.Send curriculumn vitae and names of three references to:Dr. Jack Dillwith, Department of Entomology, 501Life Scicnces West, Oklahoma State University, Still-water, OK 74078.

Please send curriculum vitae and names of three refer-ences to: Dr. W. Z. Rymer, Department of Physiolo-gy, Northwestern University Medical School, 303East Chica;o Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611.

POSTDCTO RAL POSMON available immedi-ately to produce monoclonal antibodies to cytoskeletalproteins and biological growth factors that regulatehematopoietic differentiation. Background in immunolo-gy, immunochemistry, and monoclonal antibody tech-nology is desired. Projects indude identification and

cation of differentiation-associated regulators andcytoskeletal components.

Send curriculum vitae and names oftwo references to:Dr. Nicholas Dainiak, Chief, Division of ClinicalRaearch, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Boston, MA02135. Telephone: 617-789-2733. Equal OpportunityEmployer.

POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONThe Dana Farber Cancer Institute is seeking to fill a

research position at the postdoctoral level for an individ-ual interested in studying the role of defined growthfactors on neural differentiation and development usingmolecular genetic, biochemical, and tissue culture tech-niques. The successful applicant will be appointed as apostdoctoral fellow in the Departnent of BiologicalChemistry and Molecular Pharmacology at HarvardMedical School. Experience in neural cell culture, mokc-ular biology, or protein chemistry desirable. Send curric-ulum vitae including the names of three references to:Dr. John Wagner, Uana Farber Cancer Institute, 44Binney Street, Boston, MA 02115.An Equal Opportu-nity Employcr.POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONS available imme-

diately and in early 1988 for study on targeting drugsand biologic response modifiers at cellular, sub-cellularand in vivo levels using liposomes and peptides. Ph.D. inchemistry, biochemistry, biological science or pharmaco-logical science required. Experience in cell culture ormacrophage activation is helpful. Send resume and threeletters of references to: Dr. Karl J. Hwang, JohnSatuffer, Pharmaceutical Sciences Center, Universityof Southern California, 1985 Zonal Avenue, LosAngeles, CA 90033. Equal Opportunity Employer.POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATES:

Two positions for research on the mechanisms of regula-tion of cytochrome P-450 and carcinogenesis. RecentPh.D. with research experience in molecular or cellularbiology are preferred. The positions are available imme-diately at New Jersey Medical School and will be relo-cated to Rutgers Umversity (Piscataway, New Jersey) inspring 1988. Send curriculum vitae, sumnary ofresearchexpenence, and names ofthree references to: Dr. ChungS. Yang, Deartment of Biochemistry, UMD-NewJersy Medical School, 185 South Orange Avenue,Newark, NJ 07103-2757. An Equal OpportunitylAf-firmatine Aaion Employer MIFIHIV.

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHIN CLINICAL NEUROBIOLOGY

Several postdoctoral positions (Ph.D., M.D., or M.D./Ph.D.) have become available through a PEW Founda-tion grant established to develop a program in clinicalpsychobiology at the University of California, Irvi'e.The goal of this program is to provide opportunities oroung investigators to develop careers in research thatridge the basic and clinical aspects of neurobiology.

Research will focus on the neurobiology of cognitionand its restoration after injury in animal models and man,particularly as relating to development, aging, and associ-ated disorders. The program is multidisciplinary, empha-sizing the use ofolfactory stimuli to study developmentalvs. age-related plasticity mechanisms in associated corti-cal and hippocampal circuitries. Projects include NMDAreceptors and synaptic plasticity, electrophysiologicalstudes on cortical and hippocampal circuits, computersirnulations of these networks and synaptic mechamsms,behavioral experiments and neuropsychological and clin-ical studies in man. The clinical psychobiology programis under the direction of Drs. Carl Cotman, Ira Lott,and Gary Lynch. The positions are available immediate-ly. Interested applicants should submit their curriculumvitae and the names of three references to:

Dr. Carl CotmanProgram in Clinical Psychobiology

Department of NeurologyCaliforniia Collegce of Medicine

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Irvine, CA 92717An Equal OpportunitylAffirmativeAction Employer.

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The worldwide leader in medical diagnostics, a S4 billioncorporation, a consistent innovator in diverse segmnents of thehealthcare marketplace -Abbott Laboratories stands apart.We now offer a stimulating opportunity to work within ourexceptional scientific community, focusing on thedevelopment of tests for the diagnosis, prognosis andsuccessful treatment of neurological and psychiatric disorders.

Selected candidate will also be involed in optimizing drugtherapy through monitoring plasma levels of drugs. Werequire a Ph.D. in neuroscience, biochemistry or a relateddiscipline, with knowledge or experience in neuroscience,neurology or psychiatry. Additional experience is alsorequired in at least one of the following areas:biochemistry, immunochemistry, assay development, proteinchemistry, analytical techniques and receptor bindingJ/characterization. At least 2-5 years experience isdesired, though recent graduates with strong records areencouraged to appl4. Scientific recognition and productityin these areas a must.Backed by award-winning management, Abbott offers anexceptional opportunity for career growth, as well as anexcellent salary and benefits including profit sharing and astock retirement plan. We are headquartered in an attractivesuburban community near Lake Michigan,just 30 miles northof Chicago. For confidential consideration, please sendyour resume with salary history to: Peggy Taylor/CorporatePlacement, Dept. SM/W1-9. Abbott is an Affirmative ActionEmployer.

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ABHeaT CARa IL 60064"Health Care Worldwide"

A postdoctoral Visiting Scientist posi-tion is available within the Medical ProductsDepartment at Du Pont's Experimental Station inWitmington, Delaware. The successful candidatewill conduct basic research on the biochemistry ofthe phospholipases C and A2 involved in cellularactivation processes. Candidates should have a

strong background in biochemistry with interests incell biology and inflammation research. The ap-

pointment will be for one year, renewable for a se-

cond year upon mutual agreement.

At the world renowned Du PontCompany, youll find a highly stimulatingmultidisciplinary research environment in additionto an excellent salary. To be considered, pleasesend your resume, bibliography, and referencesto: Dr. W.M. Mackin, Medical Products Depart-ment', Experimental Station, Du Pont Company,Wilmington, DE 19898.

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We are Land O'Lakes-a leader in the food processingindustry. We have an immediate opening for a GroupLeader in our Exploratory Research Department. TheGroup Leader's primary responsibility will be to providetechnical leadership to the Immunology Group in sup-port of Land O'Lakes expanding research program inthis area.

The qualified applicants should have a PhD in Immu-nology or Microbiology and 2-5 years of industrial expe-rience. Experience with immunochemical proceduresand antibody purification with protein separations andanalysis is required. In addition, demonstrated familiar-ity with the study of humoral immune response to pro-tein antigens is needed. Preference will be given to can-didates with a background in experimental veterinaryimmunology. Demonstrated supervisory experiencewould be an advantage.Our research facilities are located at 1-694 and Lexing-ton Avenue in Arden Hills. We offer attractive salaries,excellent benefits and exceptional opportunities for per-sonal and professional growth. Send your resume withsalary requirements to: Corporate Staffing Depart-ment, LAND O'LAKES INC., P.O. Box 116,Minneapolis, MN 55440.Equal Opportunity Employer No Agencies Please

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENTCELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGISTS

The School of LIUb Sciers at the UnIvesity of llios, Urbana-Champaign,announces thefurtherd of graduate and undergraduate prograrnsand an expansion of faculty in an emorging department d oukaryotic cil andmolecularbioogy. Sevral newtenure-trackfacultywlllbe recruited overthe nextseveral years at the Assisant and/or Associate Prdofssr lvels. Up to two of

these positins will be filed for the 1988-89 academic year. with a starting date

d August 21, 1998. Appliants should hod the Ph.D. degree or equivalent. andshow exceptional promise In research, which preferably should address rolcu-la isuus In developmntal, noural. orol biolgy. Salary will be commensuratewith rank and experience. Duties wil indude participating in the teaching dcourses In the broad arma of eukaryotic cell and molcular biolgy.

Substantial start-up funds and laboratory facilities will be available to initiatenewfaculty research prograrms for which the UIUC offers exceptional and broad-basd supporting resources. These resouroe indude the Center for ElectronMicroscopy, with stato of the art instrumentation; the Center for Biotechnology,which includes facilties or mecular coning and DNAand protein synthesis andsequendng;theClSceno Center, which houses and staffs a hybridomafacilityand tow cytometry unit; School d Lie Sdince-subsidized shops; and a superbuniversity ilbrary system, the third largest h the nation. The UIUC is a NationalCenter for SupercorrpAing Applications, and construction of the BeckmanInstituto for Advanced Scince and Tochnology, which will combine research in

the physical and biologicals,ncee. iswel underway. Manyother units within theSchools d Lie Sdcnces and Chomical Sdencs and the Coe of Medidneand Engineering offer opportunitie for Interactions In the oelulr and moecularsciences.

Urbana-Chaffpaign comnbe the residential advantages of a medium -sizedcity (population 120,000) with outstanding cultural amenitks wkhin the University,and its blation in at-central llinois gives my acoes to the cities of Chicaoand St. Louis.

Applican are requesed to send a curriculum vitae, a summary d reseachinteres, and three leers of reference to:

David L. Stocum, Search Committee ChairmanSchool of Life SciencesUniversity of Illinois

393 Morrill Hall505 S. Goodwin Ave.Urbana, IL 61801

Telephone: (217) 333-6118

In order to ensure full consideration, applcations should be reeived byFebruary 15. 1988.

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POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE-Position available for an electrophysiologist to character-ize the properties of central axons which have regenerat-ed along peripheral nerve implants. Preference given toapplicants experienced in spinal cord physiology and/ortract-tracing, and histological techniques. Please sendcurriculum vitae with names of three references to: Dr.Julia K. Terzis, Miraosurgical Research Center, East-ern Virwmaa Medical School, 700 Olney Road, Nor-flk, VA 23507.

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE.To isolate and study the structure/function of blue-greenalgae (cyanobacteria) toxins. Ph.D. in organic chemistry,biochemistry or pharmacology required. Research expe-rience in separation, isolation, and purification ofpep-tides and alkaloids is desirable along with a workgknowledge of mass spectrometry and nuclear magneticresonance. Excellent opportunity to develop individual'sown research program. Salary range $20,000 to$23,000. Send curriculum vitae and names/addresses forthree references by 15 November 1987 to: Dr. WayneCarmichael, Department of Biological Sciences,Wright State University, Dayton, OH 45435. TheUnierity is an Affirmative ActionlEqual OportunityEmployer.

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH POSMIIONavailable winter/spring of 1988 to study neuropeptideprecursor processing enzymes. Investigations will includeenzyme characterization/regulation and determination oftheir role in the control of peptide neurotransmitterbiosynthesis. Protein/peptide chemistry, cell culture, im-munochemical, and molecular biological methodologywill be used. Ph.D. in biochemistry or neurosciencedesired. Send curriculum vitae and names of three refer-ences to: Dr. Vivian Y. H. Hook, Department ofBiochemistry, Uniformed Services University of theHealth Sciences, 4301 Jones Bridge Road, Bethesda,MD 20814.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREAGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE

Postdoctoral research position is available immediatelyto participate in ongoing studies on the biochemistry andmolecular biology ofneuroendocrine systems in Drosoph-ila, gypsy moths, and mosquitoes. Experience with pep-tide isolation and micro-analysis preferred. Send resumeand three letters of support to: Drs. E. P. Masler/T. J.KcLly, Insect Reproduction Laboratory, USDA/ARS,B-306, Beltsvillc, MD 20705. Tdelphone: 301-344-2136. Salary is $22,458. Applications must be marked7E035. An Equal Opportunity Employer.

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING IN CARDIO-VASCULAR PHARMACOLOGY-MOLECULARBIOLOGY. A position is open to study the cell andmolecular biology of prostaglandins and other arachi-donic metabolites and their role in physiological andpathophysiological processes. Candidates (Ph.D. orM.D.) should have a strong background in biochemistryand/or pharmacology. Send curriculum vitae to: Dr.Philip Needleman or Dr. John Merlie, Department ofPharmacology, Washington University School ofMedicine, 660 South Eucid Avenue, St. Louis, MO63110. Washington University is an Equal OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer.

QUATERNARY PALEOBOTANY. The NewYork State Museum seeks applications for an entry-levelposition as a RESEARCH SCIENTIST in palynology.Preference will be given to candidates with specialstrengths in modern pollen analysis and the ecology ofterrestrial plants. Applicants should have a Ph.D. Post-doctoral experience is desirable, as is a high potential forattracting outside support. The duties include develop-ment of a productive research program, serving as Cura-tor of a Quaternary Paleobotanical Collection, and col-laboration with other Museum scientists involved inQuaternary studies. Use of computers for the manage-mcnt and analysis of large data files is expected. Theincumbent will participate in various other Museumactivities including exhibit planning and public pro-grams.

Curriculum vitae, a narrative statement of researchinterests and plans, and the names only of at least threereferences should be sent to: Dr. Norton G. Miller,Biological Survey, New York State Museum, Albany,NY 12230; telephonc: 518486-2010; closing date 15November 1987. The position will be filled upon bud-getary approval, probably within the next 5 months.

A Brain Science Research Center is being developed atthe New Minneapolis VA Medical Center in conjunctionwith the University of Minnesota. Opening in early1988, this $260-million facility is equipped or state ofthe art brain imaging including PET Scan, MRI, etc.We are recruiting for the VA Psychiatry Service and

the Brain Sciences Center with full University facultyappointments. PSYCHIATRISTS with an academiconentation and track record who can contribute to theclinical and research momentum of this center will findthis an extraordinary opportuni. We are particularlyinterested in those who can bud or bring a team toenhance this development.Send curriculum vitae or contact: Richard Magraw,

M.D., Chief of Psychiatry, VAMC Minneapolis, MN55417; Telephone: 612-725-6569-or Paula Clay-ton, M.D., Head of Psychiatry, Box 393 Mayo Build-ing, University ofMinnesota, MN 55455. Teklphone:612-626-3532.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT-IMMUNOLOGYM.S. or comparable. St. Vincent Medical Center and

the Los Angeles Oncologic Institute are nonprofit insti-tutions involved in clinical trials oftumor vaccines, IL-2,monodonal antibodies, and AIDS studies. Applicant todo immunodiagnostics, tissue culture, sterile procedures.Send curriculum vitae to: Dr. Charles Wiseman, Direc-tor, Immunotherapy Laboratory, c/o Personnel, St.Viment Medial Center, 2131 West Third Street, LosAngdes, CA 90057. Equal Opportuity Employer, MFIH.The Department of Microbiology has a faculty posi-

tion available at the RESEARCH- ASSOCIATE levelstarting 1 November 1987. Individuals interested inapplying molecular and immunological approaches tostudies of immunogenetics are encouraged to apply.Candidates should have a Ph.D. and expenence in Tlymphocyte cloning and molecular biology is desirable.Send curriculum vitae and the names of three referencesby 23 October 1987.

Dr. C. K. HurlcyDepartment of Microbiology

Gergetown University3900 Reservoir Road, N.W.Washington, DC 20007

An AffimatircvActionlEqual Opportunity Employer.RESEARCH ASSOCIATE. Develop methods to

selectively deliver therapeutic amounts ofboron-10 iso-tope to tumor via tumor-specific antibodies. Recordboron-11, carbon-13, and proton NMR spectra for theresearch group. Offer scientific and technical guidance tograduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Require-ments: Ph.D. in organic chemistry and 2 years of post-doctoral experience in synthetic chemistry. Researchexpertise in the following areas: peptide synthesis usingautomated equipment; synthesis of carboranyl deriva-tives such as carboranyl amino acids and peptides; radio-labeling of carboranes, organic compounds and chelateswith iodine-125, tritium, and ra&ometals, and theirconjugation to antibodies; demonstrated ability to useseparation methods including HPLC; experience in re-cording and interpretation of boron-11, carbon-13 andproton NMR spectra; providing guidance to a researchgroup. $2,550 per month. Job site: Los Angeles, Califor-nia. Send this ad and r6sume' to: Job CP9878, P.O. Box9560, Sacramento, CA 95823-05060, no later than24 October 1987.

RESEARCH GENETICIST (PLANTS). UnitedStates Department of Agriculture (USDA), AgriculturalResearch Service (ARS), Vegetable Crops Research Unitat the Department of Horticulture, University of Wis-consin, Madison, WI. Position to improve disease resist-ance and other horticulturally important traits in cucum-ber, onion, and carrot using classical and genetic engi-neering techniques. Research is in conjunction withconsumer quality and stress tolerance programs. Candi-dates must have knowledge of classical plant improve-ment approaches and newer techniques (i.e., molecular,biochemical). Ph.D. desirable. Salary is commensuratewith experience ($27,172 to $42,341 per annum). Mustbe U.S. citizen. For information on the research programcontact: P. W. Simon, telephone: 608-262-1248. Forinformation on application procedures/forms contact:Janic Carr, USDA/ARS, PD, POB, Building 419,BARC-West, Beltsville, MD 20705; telephone: 301-344-2756. Applications must be marked 7N024, and bepostmarked no later than 2 November 1987. An EqualOpporunity Employer.

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE/POSTDOCTORALFELLOW: Opportunity to join laboratory investigatingcatecholamine neuronal plasticity and catecholamine re-ceptors in vivo using biochemical and anatomical ap-proaches. Preference will be given to applicants withsome experience in EM, immunocytochemistry, and/orradioimmunoassay. M.D. or Ph.D. in anatomy, bio-chemistry, or pharmacology. Position and salary basedon experience. Please send curriculum vitae to: Dr.James N. Davis, Box 2900, Duke University MedicalCenter, Durham, NC 27710. Affimativ ActionlEqualOpportunity Employer.

BIOHYBRID TECHNOLOGIES, INC.BioHybrid Technologies is a Massachusetts-based cor-

poration developing artificial internal organs which in-corporate living cels. Current emphasis is on diabetesresearch with pancreatic islets and beta cells.

RESEARCH SCIENTISTA senior scientist position is available for a highly

motivated individual with a background in cell biology.Requires Ph.D. or M.D. with a minimum of 2 years ofpostdoctoral research experience involving mammaliancell culture. Familiarity with islet/endocrine researchdesirable.

BioHybrid Technologies, Inc.910 Turnpike Road

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RESEARCH SCIENTIST. $30,000 per year. Con-ducts research on the physiology and biochemistry ofmouse placental lactogens. Must have experience inperformng radioimmunoassays for placental lactogen,prolactin, growth hormone and alpha-lactalbumin of themouse or related animal. Experience with culturingtrophoblast cells on collagen gel systems and with bio-chemical techniques used in purification of placentallactogens. Strong background in the endocrinology ofpregnancy of the mouse or related animal. Job site andmterview: Santa Cruz, California. Send this ad andr6sumrn to: Job AW 9719, P.O. Box 9560, Sacramen-to, CA 95823-0560 not later than 24 October 1987.Ph.D. in endocrinology, physiology or related fieldrequired.

RESEARCH SCIENTISTSSynergen, a leading biotechnology company in Boul-

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Molecular Biologists to study the expression of eu-karyotic genes encoding growth factors, neurotrophicfactors, and proteins that modulate iammatory pro-cesses. We also seek molecular biologists interested indeveloping high level expression systems in eukaryotes.Protein Chemists to participate in the isolation andcharacterization ofproteins involved in tissue breakdownand repair, or in isolating and characterizing specific cellreceptors. Cell Biologists to develop cell-based modelsof pathophysiological processes, to aid in the develop-ment of in vitro assays for bioactive proteins, and tostudy endothelial cell biology. Biochemasts to define themechanism of action of proteins interacing with mem-brane receptors and involved in signal transduction.Synergen offers competitive salaries, generous benefits,and the financial stability required for future develop-ment. Please send curriculum vitae, bibliography, andreferences to: Synergen, Recruitment Director, 188533rd Street, Boulder, CO 80301.

RESEARCH TECHNICIAN: Sloan-Kettering In-stitute is actively engaged in a series ofprojects related tothe study of diagnostic and treatment approaches forimmunocompromised patients. An opportunity is avail-able to join abiomedical research team, and participate inthe implementation of experiments which focus on theHIV-1, HIV-2, and HTLV retrovirus strains. You willplan and perform experiments utilizing molecular andimmuno techniques, to evaluate efficacy of related drugtherapeutic approaches. B.S./B.A. in immunochemistrymicrobiology or biochemistry required. Hands-on expe-rience with Western blotting, the ELISA assay, and cellculture techniques a must. Become a contributor to ahighly relevant research effort. Send resume to: E. L.Kreincrt, Personnel Deparment 271, MemorialSloan-Kettering Cancer Center, 1275 York Avenue,New York, NY 10021. An Equal Opportunity Employer,MIFIHIV. Where the exceptional is the ruk.

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Opportunities in BiotechnologyRepligen is a leader in the application of biotechnology to thehealth care and personal care markets. We are currently develop-ing an AIDS vaccine, products for the treatment of infectiousdiseases, cancer therapies, and novel biocompatible personalcare products. We take pride in the high caliber of our scientificstaff and our collaborations with major research institutions andcorporate partners in Europe and the United States. The expan-sion of several of our R&D efforts has created the followingopportunities:

Molecular BiologyResearch Scientists-400-2/4S Ph.D. with 2 + yrs.' experience.Research Associates-200-1/9S MS/BS with 2 + yrs.'experience.Applicants should have skills in one or more of the following: pro-karyotic or mammalian cell expression systems, cDNA orgenomic cloning, in vitro mutagenesis, DNA sequencing, etc.

ImmunologyManager of Cell Culture Services-300-6X BS/MS or Ph.D. with5 yrs.' experience in tissue culture, lab organization and super-visory skills.We are seeking a manager of Cell Culture Services to be respon-sible for coordinating mammalian cell culture, monoclonalantibody production and insect cell culture.

Protein ChemistryResearch Scientist-300-17S Ph.D. with 2 + yrs.' experience.Research Associate-200-15/25S BS/MS with 2 + yrs.'experience.Applicants must have skills in one or more of the following:enzymology, peptide characterization, protein purification,HPLC, process development.

Repligen Corporation offers a competitive salary, excellentbenefits and equity participation. Submit cover letter, resumeand references to the Human Resources Director, RepligenCorporation, One Kendall Square, Building 700, Cambridge,MA 02139. (Please refer to job code number when applying.)An Equal Opportunity Employer.

MICROBIALGENETICIST

The GIBCO/BRL Division of Life Tech-*nologies, Inc., the world leader in providingbacterial competent cells to the researchcommunity, is seeking a candidate for a seniorscientist position in microbial genetics.

Applicants must have a doctoral degree andpostdoctoral experience is essential.

Primary responsibilities will be to lead aresearch and development program in under-standing the mechanisms of bacterial cellcompetence, developing new highly competentbacterial cell strains, and establishing methodsfor conveniently packaging competent cells.

Qualified applicants send resume or C.V. to:Mr. Richard L. Hotaling, Jr.Personnel ManagerDepartment GG 10/9GIBCO/BRLa division of Life Technologies, Inc.8717 Grovemont CircleGaithersburg, MD 20877An equal opportunity employer, M/F/V/H

MicroGeneSys, Inc.is strongly committed to developing recombinant vac-cines for AIDS and other infectious diseases. Recentachievements in MicroGeneSys' vaccine programs haveestablished a platform for dynamic growth. We invitequalified scientists to consider a career with Micro-GeneSys. Senior Scientist (Ph.D.), Research Associate(M.S.), and Research Technician (B.S.) level positionsare now available in the following areas:

* Protein Biochemistry* Immunology* Quality Control* Process Sciences* Clinical ResearchAt MicroGeneSys, we offer a stimulating and challeng-ing scientific environment, competitive salaries and anexcellent benefit package. The Company's south cen-tral Connecticut location, near New Haven is convenientto New York City and New England locations.

For immediate consideration, please submit a curricu-lum vitae along with a statement of research interestsand salary history, in confidence, to the Personnel Di-rector, MicroGeneSys, Inc.

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Molecular Geneticists& Entomologists

A growing agricultural biotechnology company insuburban Baltimore/Washington is seeking energetic,innovative individuals to join its microbial agchemicalteam. The successful candidates will be part of a multi-disciplinary team which is developing novel microbialtechnologies for "in planta" production of agriculturalbiochemicals.

Research AssistantsMolecular Genetics

Requirements are a B.S. or M.S. and researchexperience in recombinant DNA technology.

To apply forward a curriculum vitae in confidence andthe names of three professional references to Dept. MG.

Research AssistantsEntomology

Requirements are a B.S. or M.S. in entomologyor a related field and laboratory experience.

To apply forward a curriculum vitae in confidence andthe names of three professional references to Dept. E.

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The Milwaukee Public Museuma the largest museum in Wiscon-sin and one of the larest natural and human history museumsin the country, founded in 1882, and accredited bythe AAM since1972, seeks candidates for the position of MUSEUM DIREC-TOR. We are searching for an individual who can coordinateand Increase public and private community support andfunding while maintaining the quality and integrity of themuseum's extensive and diversified collections, its permanentworld renowned innovative exhibits and a large education pro.gram. The museum is a facilityof Milwaukee County. As a countydepartment head, the DirectorIs appointed the County Executiveand responsible to the elected county government. In addition,the Director Is expected to work actively with the Museum Boardof Trustees to achieve the Museum's stated goals and objectives.Currently, the museum Is primarily funded by the county butis seeking from the private sector increased supplemental sup-port. Areas of responsibility include the preparation andpresentation of a $7 + million annual budget to the governingodies, personnel management involving professional fulltime staff of approximately 150 with 75 additional contractemployees and a large volunteer organization; supervision of allmuseum programs and its support systems; long range plan-ning and development; oversight of financial and buildingoperations; coordination of curatorial functions with educationalprogramming; and, liaison with a 28-member board of theFriends of the Museum, Inc., a private support group. Desiredqualifications: Ph.D or equivalont, 10 years In the museum field,Including management and curatorial experience involvingprogramming and exhibit organization; and, demonstratedskills in museum educational programming, fund-raising,development and planning. Personal qualities: excellent lead-ership and communication skills; firm commitment to personaland Institutional ethical, legal and professional integrity; abilityto present the museum to the community In an exciting andchallenging light. Salary commensurate with responsibility andexperience. Excellent benefits. Send resume and cover letter to:

Museum Director Search Committeec/o Director, Department of Human ResourcesCourthouse Room 210901 N. 9th StreetMilwaukee, WI 53233 Equal Oppotunyt Employer

The Molecular Pharmacolgy Departnent, directed by Dr. StanleyT. Crooke, at Smith Kline & French Laboratories, loated insuburban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is seeking a PostdoctoralScientist to participate in isolation and chacterization of recep-tors involved phospholipid metabolism and characteization ofpharmacological and/or biochemical agents in signal transduction.

We consider postdoctoral studies to be of major importance in anindividual's career and encourage publication of findings in leadingjournals and full interaction with the scientific community. Ourpostdoctoral appointments are nonnaly for two years duration.

The successful candidate is required to have:* Ph.D. with 0-2 years of postdoctoral experience required.* training in protein chemistry, receptor biology, biochemical

pharmacology or equivalent molecular biological experience.* experience and/or practical knowledge in phospholipid/Ca2+

metabolism and signal transduction mechanisms.

We offer exceDent compensation and benefits and an attractiverelocation policy. For confidential consideration, send your C.V.and the names of three references to Robert F. Obst, R&D SeniorEmployment Consultant, SmithKline Beckman Corporation, 1554Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19101. We are an EqualOpportunity Employer, M/F/H/V.

Research ScientistsPraxis Biologics, a research-driven, results-orientedcompany recognized as a pioneer in the developmentof pediatric vaccines, is currently seeking dedicatedprofessionals to join our staff as Research Scientists.

Purification DevelopmentThis position requires a Ph.D. in Biochemistry or Bio-chemical Engineering and at least three years' postdoctoral or related experience in large scale proteinor carbohydrate purification.Cell Culture DevelopmentThis position requires a Ph.D. in Cell Biology, Virolo-gy or Biochemical Engineering and at least fiveyears' related experience in the planning and per-forming of cell culture studies.Our Sanford, North Carolina location offers a mildclimate with access to Raleigh, Durham and theResearch Triangle Park. The area contains some ofthe Southeast's most attractive educational, culturaland recreational resources.For prompt confidential consideration, please for-ward your resume including salary history to:PRAXIS BIOLOGICS, Human Resources Depart-ment, 4300 Oak Park, Sanford, NC 27330

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The Institute was recently established to undertake basic biomedical andbiotechnological research. It will also provide training at pre- and post-doctoral levels. The Institute has three principal research areas relatedto Cell Regulation, Infectious and Genetic Diseases and Molecular andCell Biology of Plants.

The Institute, which is adjacent to the University's biomedical complexand the National University Hospital, has 19 laboratory modules of 1,000square feet each.

Successful candidates will be required to work in one of the followingareas: Human Papilloma Virus, Molecular Immunology, Molecular Biolo-gy of Stress, Molecular Neurobiology (eg. Gene expression in brain),Plant Molecular Biology as well as Biochemical and Cellular Basis of CellRegulation.

Salary will be commensurate with experience; leave, medical and otherbenefits will be provided. Applicants should send their curriculum vitaeand names and addresses of 3 referees to fhe:

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Inflammation/immunology Specialistfor

Growing Dallas-Ft. Worth BasedPharmaceutical Company

As a rapidly expanding $400 million plus, multinational phar-maceutical manufacturer, Alcon Laboratories is presently building itsoverall capability to generate new technology. The primary thrust ofthis effort is the development of Innovative new drugs to treat certaineye and skin diseases. As a part of this effort, we have an immediateneed for an innovative Pharmacologist to assist In the developmentand implementation of pharmacologic and immunologic techniquesto assess components of ocular disease. The selected professionalmust have a thorough understanding of general pharmacologicalprinciples and ability to integrate Immunological, biochemical andphysiological approaches.

Minimum requirements include:* Ph.D. in Pharmacology, Immunology, Physiology or related

science* I or more years of industry or post-doctoral experience in inflam-

mation research or closely related field, plus in-vitro and in-vivomodel development experience is highly desirable

* Good oral/written communication skills

If our opportunity is what you have been thinking of -- please give usserious consideration. We are a high technology corporation buildingfor the future. We need and appreciate talented Individual con-tributors who can function effectively as team members. Naturally,our position includes a competitive starting salary. plus comprehen-sive benefits including profit sharing trust, group medical and dental.To indicate your interest in exploring this key position on a confiden-tial basis, please send your detailed C.V. to: Sherry H. lUghtmer,Alcon Laboratories, Inc., P.O. Box 6600, Ft. Worth, TX 76115.

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BIOCHEMISTSouthern Research Institute is seeking a Ph.D. bio-chemist with a background in cancer chemotherapyor virology. A familiarity with molecular biology isdesirable. The position involves interacting with aninterdepartmental team of scientists in the develop-ment of anticancer and antiviral drugs.

Responsibilities include serving as task leader on re-search grants and contracts, supervising junior staff,and collaborating with other scientists in the concep-tion, development, and execution of new researchprograms. The opportunity is available to publishand present findings at scientific meetings.

Situated on a 20-acre complex with a staff of over700, Southern Research Institute is a diversified con-tract research organization in its fifth decade ofoperation. The Birmingham area, with a populationof one million, offers a mild four-season climate,lower-than-average cost of living, diverse recrea-tional and cultural opportunities, and a variety ofconvenient housing alternatives. To apply, contactDenise Johnson, Personnel Administrator:

SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTEPersonnel Office, Dept. B-244P.O. Box 55305Birmingham, AL 35255-5305

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Post Doctoral FellowIn Immunology

Collagen Corporation, headquartered in Palo Alto,California, is dedicated to the research, development,production and marketing of differentiated biomedicalproducts. Our state-of-the-art environment combinedwith the clinical relevance of our core technology pres-ents a challenging opportunity for a Post Doctoral Fellowin Immunology to step into the future of biotechnology.

As an important member of our immunology team,you will study the role of lymphokines and cytokines inautoimmune diseases. This activity requires the additionof an individual with a Ph.D. and experience in cellularimmunology and familiarity with animal models ofautoimmunity.

Collagen Corporation strongly encourages and re-wards professional contribution. To learn more about thisposition and our attractive compensation package,please send your C.V., bibliography, and the names ofseveral references to: S. Hansen, Human Resources,Collagen Corporation, 2500 Faber Place, Palo Alto, CA94303. We are an equal opportunity employer.

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RESEARCH INSTRUCTOR Ph.D. in bioengi-neering or related field, strong background in laser lightscattering, bio-rheological transport phenomenon, elec-tro-optics in biomedicine research, and experience inlung physiology, membrane receptor pharmacology inthe airway epithelium related to the mucolociliary trans-port and animal models. Send curriculum vitae andbibliogaphy to: Donovan B. Yeates, Ph.D., AssociateChiefofEnvironmental and Occupational Medicine,Department of Medicine (M/C 788), University ofIllinois, Chicago, IL 60612. Univenity of IUinois atChicago is an Equal OpportunitylAffi?mative Action Em-

SENSORY NEUROPHYSIOLOGIST: Tenure-track possibility for position available at assistant profes-sor level. Serious commitment to collaborative workwithin the Microsurgical Research Center. Expertiserequired to characterize electrophysiologically the prop-erties of central axons which have regenerated alongperipheral nerve implants. Preference given to applicantsexperienced in spinal cord neurophysiology and tract-tracing and histological techniques. Please send curricu-lum vitae with three letters of recommendation to: Dr.Julia Terzis, Microsurgical Research Center, EasternVirgina Medical School, P.O. Box 1980, Norfolk,VA 23501.

SENIOR RESEARCH ASSOCIATE IN BIO-CHEMISTRY. Will conduct serum protein kinase re-search for cancer diagnosis. Master's in biochemistry,with 9 semester hours in graduate research work or 3months of work experience in serum protein kinaseresearch. Full-time/permanent position. $18,000 peryear. Must have legal right to work. Send resume to:Oregon EmpomnI Division, Job Order Number2121D367, 875 tJnionStreet, NE, Salem, OR 97311.

SENIOR RESEARCH BIOCHEMIST-SeekingSenior Research Biochemist to conceive, design, andperform research experiments on cloning and expressionof genes for clinical drug and vaccine development forthe company in the areas of hepatitis, herpes simplex,varicella, and AIDS viruses; and cancer. Duties involve:chemical synthesis of genes; design of new vectors; cellculture; intact mRNA isolation; fill-length cDNA li-brary construction and expression of genes in bacteria,yeast and mammalian cells; site-scifi mutagenesis; andprotein purification in order to discover new therapeuticvaccincs. Candidate must have a Ph.D. in biology,biochemistry or molecular biology, and at least 5 years ofexpenence in similar position or m various biochemistryor molecular biology positions in postdoctoral capacitywith appropriate experience and publications pertainingto mokcular biology of gene expression. Salary $3,756per month. Company hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; 40-hour week. Send resume or curriculum vitae to: Phila-delsphia Job Bank, 444 North 3rd Street, Philadel-pus, PA 19123, Order No. 3962369. An EqualOpportunay/AffirmativeAction Employer.

TENURE-TRACK POSMIIONFOR PROTEIN CHEMIST

Tenure-track position for protein chemist with specialinterest in mechanisms of inflammation and host defenseand experience in protein/peptide chemist, moleculargenetics, receptors, and/or glycoproteins. Ample spaceand equipment as well as imtial funding for technicalhelp have been committed. Rank and salary will be basedupon individual qualifications. Interested individualsshouls submit letter of interest and curriculum vitae by 1January 1988 to:

Henry Gewurz, M.D.Chairman

Department of Immunology/MicrobiologyRush Medical College

1653 West Congress ParkwayChicago, It 60612

Rush s an Equal OpportuilAffirmativeAcion Employer.

TOXICOLOGISTS-The U.S. Environmental Pro-tection Agency (EPA) is seeking experienced applicants(3 years minimum) for two vacancies in Atlanta relatingto: (i) toxicology ofcontaminants in drinking water, and(ii) the pesticides and toxic substances programs. Salaryrange: $32,567 to $50,346. Submit Application forFederal Employment, SF-171, and copy o college tran-script to: U.S. EPA, Personnel Office, 345 CourdandStmt N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30365. U.S. citizenshiprequired. EPA is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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STAFF SCIENTIST: NATIONAL WILDLIFEFEDERATION BIOTECHNOLOGY PROGRAM.The National Wildlife Federation is seeking a scientist toassist in the development of a National BiotechnologyPolicy Center. The scientist will work as part of aninterdisciplinary team of professionals whose goal iscontrolling the environmental impacts of genetic engi-ncering. Responsibilities will indude analyzing the envi-ronmental risks of proposed releases, evaluation of regula-tions, and preparation of reports and educational materials.An advanced degree, preferably a doctorate, is re-

quired in ecology or a related discipline. Preference willbe given to candidates with backgrounds that includepolicy research or governmental experience. The positionis for 3 years. Salary is commensurate with experience.To apply send a resume to: National Wildlife Federa-

tion, EmploymentEEO Coordinator, PE-87, 141216th Street, NW, Washingtn DC 20036. The NationalWid4'i Fedration stan Equal Opportunt Emloyer.

Baystate Medical Center, a 900-bed teaching hospitallocated in Springfield, Massachusetts, anticipates anopening for a TISSUE CULTURE TECHNOLO-GIST. Baystate Medical Center is a regional referral andtrauma center that is at the forefront of advanced healthcare practices. Responsibilities include all phases of pro-jects such as specimen transport, maintaining cell lines,storage of anticancer drugs, and testing patient samples.We offer competitive salaries plus an excellent benefitspackage which includes paid life, medical, and dentalmsurances and family Day Care options. Interested can-didates may apply to: Kathleen Walbridge, Technical/Professional Recruiter, Baystate Medical Center, 12Ingraham Terrace, Springfield, MA 01199. Tele-phone: 413-787-3667.

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This course will consist of lectures in methodologywith comprehensive syllabus covering receptors, genetranscription, mRNA and protein synthesis, recombi-nant DNA, protein hormones, and cyclic nucleotides.

Co-directors: W. T. Schrader and B. W. O'MalleyFee: $365 ($245: fellows and students)For further information contact:

Bonnic CuthbertDepartment of Cell Biology

Houston, Tcxas 77030Tclephonc: 713-799-6200Deadline-29 January 1988

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GUISHED POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPPROGRAM provides research opportunities in the life,biomedical, and environmental sciences. Fellowships aretenable at various U.S. Department of Energy labora-tories and university laboratories with programs support-ive of the Office of Health and Environmental Research.Stipend is $35,000. A doctoral degree received after 1April 1986, is required, as is U.S. citizenship or PRAstatus. Deadline Is 19 January 1988. For applicationmaterials contact: Hollacnder Postdoctoral Fcllow-shies, Univcrsity Programs Division, Oak Ridge As-sociated Universities, P.O. Box 117, Oak Ridge, TN37831-0117, Telephone: 615-576-3190.POSTDOCTORAL NUTRMIION TRAINING at

the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center. Nine 1-year appointrnents available 1 July 1988. NIH-spon-sored research traineeships in Clinical Nutrition (D.Kritchevsky, Ph.D., Program Director) and Cancer andNutntion and clinical felowships in Nutrition/Metabo-lism (J. Mullen, M.D., Program Director) are awardedon an Equal Opporunity Basis. Research traineeships (forU.S. citizens, nationals or permanent residents) with coredidactic and nutrition research components are availablefor M.D.'s with 2 years of residency training and forPh.D's. M.D.'s with 3 years of residency traming mayapply for clinical fellowships with the Hospital of theuniversity of Pennsylvania Nutrition Support Service.Deadline 1 February 1988. Contact: Irene Fcurer,M.S.Ed., Nutrition Support Service, 2 Piersol, HUP,3400 Spruce Stret, Philadelphia, PA 19104. Telc-phone: 215-662-3223.

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MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING CANCERCENTER (MSKCC)

Research training fellowships, supported by an NCINational Research Service Award, are available withinthe Immunology Progam at MSKCC. The researchareas of the 17 member faculty cover the biological,biochemical, and molecular aspects of immunogenetics,cellular immunology, and tumor immunology. The de-velopment of an independent research project under theguidance of a faculty member is the main traLningobjective. Curriculum vitae, statement ofresearch expen-ence and future goals, and names of three referencesshould be sent to:

Osias Stutman, M.D., ChairmanImmunology Program

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center1275 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021

Only U.S. citizens and permanent residents are eligiblefor consideration.MSKCC is committed to Equal Oppotunity throuh

AffinmativeActaon and therefore, members ofminonrtygroupsare encouraged to apply.

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Grant app cations are evaluated by the ScientificAdvisory Board to the Council and will be judged solelyon the basis of scientific merit and relevance.

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