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Bologist, B.S. 1974, M.S. 1983; 51/2 years in endocri-nology at major drug company, primarily diabetes.Radioimmunoassay, small animal surgery, screens,computerized analysis, good communications skills.Currently working outside field in North Carolina.Desires Northeast indu'strial research and develop-ment position in physiology/pharmacology. Box 18,SCIENCE. X

Enlropmental Chemist. Strong agroanalytical back-ground, Pesticide residue analysis. Adsorption andleachate study of farm wastes. Postdoctoral experi-ence. Ph.D. (agronomy) and M.S. (chemistry). Box339, SCIENCE. 1/20; 2/3, 17; 3/2

General Biolo. Ph.D., 3 years of undergraduateand continuing education experience. Enjoys gener-al biology, majors and nonmajors. Specialist inaquatic biology; well versed in invertebrate/verte-brate biology, environmental issues. Cando A & P.Seeks position with heavy teaching emphasis or withnatural -heritage/noingame/environmental program.Box 20, SCIENCE. X

Immunologist. Ph.D. 1970. University researcherwith extensive background in cellullar immunity,lymphocyte cell biology, and lymphokines. Currentinvestigation of interferons in lymphocyte-mediated,target cell killing. Excellent publications and refer-ences. Mature, dedicated individual seeking positionin academia or industry. Box 16, SCIENCE.

1/20, 27RaditIon Oncologist, M.D., 6 years of postdoctor-al experience. Diverse background in clinical radio-therapy. Interested in, tumor biology, radiobiology,a tumor responses to ionizing radiation and cyto-toxic-agents. Seeks research' positiop in well-estab-lished, clinically oriented laboratory. Highly moti-vated toward academic environment. Box 19, SCI-ENCE. - X

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ANATOMISTS. An outstanding, expanding depart-ment of anatomy is seeking one or two anatomistsfor tenure-track positions beginning I July 1984.Rank and salary are negotiable. Research interestsshould be within some area of cell biology, develop-ment, or neurobiology. Senior applicants must havefundable research and a pA Vistory of funding;junior applicants must have potentially fundableresearch. Teaching in a* major medical course isrequired. Send curriculum vitae and three letters ofrecommendation to: Dr. Roger Markwald (Chair-man) and Dr. Stanley Kalan (Search CommitteeChairman), Departnent of Anatomy, Medical Collegeof Wisconsn, 8701 Watertown Plank Road, Milwau-kee, WIsconsin 53226. An Equal OpportunitylAffir-mative Action Employer.

ANATOMY. A tenure-track position is available ISeptember 1984 for teaching functional human anat-omy (previous cadaver experience required) and atleast one of the following: embryology, histology,neuroanatomy, physiology, or general zoology. Ap-ply by 31 March 1984 with resume and three lettersof recommendation to: James R. Rastorfer, Depart-ment of Biological Sciences, Chicage State University,95th Street and King Drive, Chicago, Ill. 60628. AnEqual Opportunity Employer.

ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGIST: Tenure-track facultyposition (rank open); to begin August 1984. Teachupper-division one-semester lecture/laboratorycourse in general or comparative animal physiologyfor majors annually; teach one-semester sophomore-level invertebrate zoology course every other year;participate in a team-taught introductory biologycourse for majors and teach biology for nonmajors inalternate years. Initiate and maintain a researchprogram involving undergraduates'.' Ph.D. and com-mitment to undergraduate teaching. Marine inverte-brate physiology training preferred, but other spe-cialties considered. Facilities include: electron mi-croscopy laboratory with SEM and TEM-; green-house; Museum of Natural History; warm animalroom; cold room for working with marine life; andsome marine laboratory facilities on TanglewoodIsland (approximately 30 minutes from campus)'.Submit letter of interest, curriculum vitae, tran-script, and three letters of reference by 15 February1984 to: Physiologist Search, University of PugetSound, P.O. Box 7297, Tacoma, Wash. 98407. AnEqual OpportunitylAffirmative -Action EducatorlEmployer.

AQUATIC ECOLOGIST. Assistant professor for fall1984. One-year temporary appointment. Tenure-track position anticipated in fall 1985. In a compre-hensive university of 25,000 on-campus students, ina department of 37 full-time faculty. To teach twocourses during year, among ichthyology, generalecology, and aquatic ecology. Ph.D. required, withresearch expertise in population/community ecologyof fishes. Apply by I March 1984. Send -curriculumvitae and names, addresses, and telephone numbersof at least three references to: Jerrold H. Zar, Chair,Depariment of Biological Sciences, Northern IUinoisUniversity, DeKalb, III. 60115-2854. An Equal Op-portunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISONAQUATIC BIOLOGY

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (postdoctoral) openinganticipated by 1 February 1984. Project involves themicrobiological and integrated control of Eurasianwater milfoil and the impact of these strategies onwater quality. Expenence in PLANT PATHOLOGY,MICROBIOLOGY, or AQUATIC BOTANY desir-able. Send r6sumt, transcripts, and three letters ofrecommendation to: Dr. J. H. Andrews, Departmentof Plant Pathology, 1630 LindenDrive, Madison, Wis.53706.An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISONMICROBIAL ECOLOGY

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (postdoctoral) positionavailable immediately in population dynamics ofphylloplanie microbial antagonists to a foliar plant-,pathogen. Experience in PLANT PATHOLOGY,bIC-ROBIAL ECOLOGY, MICROBIOLOGY, orMYCOLOGY desirable. Send resum6, transcripts,and three letters of recommendation to: Dr. J. H.Andrews, Department of Plant Pathology, Univerdtyof Wisconsin-Madion, 1630 Linden Drive, Madison,Wis 53106.'An Affirmative Actjon/Equzal Opportunity Employer

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ANIMA,L ECOLOGISTInstructor or assistant professor of biology, ColbyCollege. A temporary 1-yearapointment, -starting ISeptember 1984. Applicants should'be broadly edu-cated in the- biolopgcal sciences and experijenced inthe ecology of.animals. Familiarity with communi-ties typical of north temperate'parts of the UnitedStates is important. Preference may be given tothose whose papers' are received by 15 March 1984.Send, curriculum vitae and' three letters of recom-mendatiots to: Dr. Miriam F. Bennett, Department ofBiology, Colby College, Waterville, Mine 04901. AnEqual Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. The Department of Biol-ogy at Rochester Institute of Technology invitesapplications for a tenure-track position for whichfunding is tentative. Starting date would be I Sep-tember 1984. Applicants must have a Ph.D. degreewith' teaching and research experience in geneticengineering/recombinant DNA and genetics. Post-doctoral experience is desirable.. The successfulcandidate will be expected to teach undergraduatecourses in her/his area of expertise, assist in theteaching of introductory courses in biology, andconduct applied/basic research. The department,consisting of ten faculty members, offers B.S. de-grees in biology and biotechnology. Deadline forreceipt of applications is 29 February 1984. Curricu-lum vitae and the names of three references shouldbe sent to:

Tom Frederick, HeadDepartment of Biology

Rochester Institute of TechnologyP.O. Box 9887

Rochester, New York 14623An Equal OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS: Biochemist/molecularbiologist, population biologist/terrestrial ecologist,for the academic year 1984-1985. Principal responsi-bilities for the biochemist will include introductorycell and molecular biology and biochemistrycourses. Major responsibilities for the ecologist willinclude plant or general ecology course, participa-tion in an introductory evolutionary biology courseand a population biology or similar offering. Botani-cal background preferred for the ecologist. Bothpositions require'a strong commitment to qualityundergraduate teaching and scholarship. CompletedPh.D. and some teaching experience are preferred.Salary: $20,000 or above depending on qualifica-tions.' Closing date for applications: 25 February1984. Send letter of application, resume, and threeletters of reference to: Dr. Daavid H. Benzing, Chair-man, Department of Biology, Oberlin College, Ober-lin, Ohio 44074. Oberlin College is an Equa Oppor-tunity Employer.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. The Department ofEpidemiology and Public Health, Yale UniversitySchool of Medicine, seeks an individual with re-search and teaching experience in the immunologyof leishmaniasis for a tenure-track position at theassistant professor level. Applicants should have aPh.D. in immunology or biochemistry and relevantpostdoctoral trining. Experience in production anduse of monoclonal antibodies and ixDNA hybridiza-tion is highly desirable. The successful candidatewill be expected to develop an independent researchprogram, to work with a group involved in fieldstudies on the epidemiology of leishmaniasis, and toparticipate in teaching programs for medical andgraduate students. The position is available I July1984. Applicants should send curriculum vitae to:Dr. Robert B. Tesh, Department of Epidemiblogy andPublic Health, Yale University School of Micine,P.O. Box 3333, New Haven, Connecticut 06510.Deadline for applications is 30 March 1984. YaleUniversity is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportu-nity Employer.

A tenure-track ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOL-OGY AND MEDICIN1E in,higher eukaryotic molecu-lar genetics, beginning September 1984. Preferenceto applicants with broad background.in mammaliansomatic cell genetics and teaching experience. Ph.D.required and postdoctoral experiencle desirable'. Theappointee is expected to develop research'and par-ticipate in introductory, advanced -, a&d-.relatedhealth science courses in genetics. Siubmit curicu-lum vitae, research, teaching experience, and threeletters of recommendation by 15 March 1984 to: Dr.Aly H. Mohamed, Geneticit Search Committee,'De-partment of Biology, University of Mlssouril-saaCity, Kansas City, MIssourl 64110. An SquaL#Oppor-tunity Employer.'

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