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Biochemist, Ph.D. 1969, woman. Four years ofpostdoctoral research. Publications. Experience inmammalian and bacterial studies. Varied interestsinclude intermediary metabolism, protein synthesis,biochemical evolution, molecular biology, andso forth. Seeking teaching, research, or otherinteresting position. Boston area. Box 565,SCIENCE. X

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Developmental Biologist, doctorate, strong teachingcareer in vertebrate development, microanatomyand cell biology, desires change and opportunityto resume research and continue teaching. Box546, SCIENCE. X

General Microbiologist-Biologist: Ph.D., 4 yearsof varied postdoctoral experience. I am seeking ateaching position at the college level. Will sacri-fice substantial salary from my present industrialR & D position if I can find the right teachingposition. Apt. 35, 103 Stanton Ave., Ames, Iowa50010. X

Geneticist/Cell Biologist, Ph.D. Experience inteaching and research. Many publications. Seekingacademic teaching/research or industrial position.Box 567, SCIENCE. X

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Natural Product Chemist, 31, Ph.D., 1970, 3 yearspostdoc, family. Isolation, characterization, syn-thesis of: alkaloids, terpenes, sterols from marineanimals; cannabinoids, alkaloids, sterols fromplants. Antitumor and cardiovascular screens wereused. Strong background in operation and inter-pretation of NMR, IR, UV, MS, GLC, TLC, LC:Publications. Interested in pharmaceutical, med-ical, oceanographic areas. Box 570, SCIENCE.

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Immediately available Ph.D. (1971) with post-doctoral experience (1973). Seven years of re-search experience in botany, mycology, and plantpathology. Author of 16 publications. Ability tospeak German and Turkish. Write Tariq, 6725Golf Course Road, Rome, N.Y. 13440. X

Backpacking McKinley Park, Alaska, month ofJuly 1974. Will consider all photo and wildlifestudy assignments or field research. Buddy Struble,16 Rathbun Road, Towaco, N.J. 07082. X

Physiological Psychologist, female, 39, Ph.D. 4years. Seeks research-teaching position in medicalor university setting. Twenty-seven publicationsand papers on brain hormones, animal, and ab-normal human behavior. Experience teachingbrain and behavior, abnormal, animal, and generalpsychology. Box 573, SCIENCE. X

Pulmonary Physiologist, Ph.D. Research and teach-ing experience. Desires position in physiologydepartment. Would consider joint appointmentwith clinical department. Box 574, SCIENCE. X

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PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTAThe University of Minnesota invites nomina-

tions and applications for the position of Presi-dent of the University which becomes available1 July 1974.Resum6s should be submitted by 15 December

1973 to Professor Warren Ibele, Chairman, Ad-visory Subcommittee for Presidential Search, 125Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, Minn. 545S. Nominations and ap-plications from women and members of minoritygroups are especially encouraged.

UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY (AUSTRALIA)LECTURESHIPS/SENIOR LECTURESHIPS

(TWO) IN ANATOMYGraduates in medicine, dentistry, or science with

appropriate teaching experience in anatomy, re-search experience in biological fields considered.

Courses in gross and neuroanatomy for stu-dents of medicine, dentistry, and physiotherapyoffered. Facilities for research in histology, histo-chemistry, electron microscopy and electromyog-raphy available.

Details from Registrar, University of Sydney,N.S.W. 2006, Australia.

FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF HEIDELBERGCHAIR OF ZOOPHYSIOLOGY

The Chair of Zoophysiology will become vacant in October 1975. Appli-cations are invited from suitable persons with qualifications and researchinterests in any area of Zoophysiology.

Applications including curriculum vitae and list of publications shouldbe sent to the Dean of the Faculty of Biology, 69 Heidelberg 1, BerlinerStrasse 15, West Germany, before 31 January 1974.

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ASTROMETRISTFaculty position at Lick Observatory, Universityof California, Santa Cruz, to head astrometricresearch activity, beginning summer 1974. Ph.D.experienced in practical aspects of large opticaltelescopes and computer-controlled instrumenta-tion required. Application, curriculum vitae, andreferences should be submitted to Director, LickObservatory, University of California, Santa Cruz,Calif. 5064 by 15 January 1974.An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer

BACTERIAL MEMBRANE BIOCHEMISTRYPostdoctoral position available in the field of

bacterial membrane biochemistry. Interested per-sons send curriculum vitae and names of refer-ences to:

SecretaryDepartment of Immunologyand Medical Microbiology

Box 727University of Florida

Gainesville, Florida 32601

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTOASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOCHEMISTRY

Applications are invited for the position ofAssistant Professor in the Department of Bio-chemistry, to take effect from 1 July 1974 or assoon thereafter as possible. The successful appli-cant will be required to take part in the teachingduties of the department and to develop his ownresearch program. The department is involvedin teaching undergraduates in the Faculties ofMedicine, Dentistry, Arts and Science, and Nurs-ing, as well as the Graduate School. The minimalsalary for the position is $14,300. Applicantswith suitable qualifications should send a curricu-lum vitae and the names and addresses of threereferees to Professor T. Hofmann, Department ofBiochemistry, University of Toronto, Toronto,Canada MSS 1AS, to reach him not later than31 January 1974.

BIOLOGIST to teach undergraduate students.Ph.D., experienced in one or several of the follow-ing: physiology, anatomy, parasitology, cell orinvertebrate biology. Position available for Sep-tember 1974 at Assistant Professor level. Salarybased on education and experience. Strong interestin teaching important. Send copy of resume, threereferences, and graduate transcript to: Dr. V.Merriam, Chairman, Search Committee, LoyolaMarymount University, College of Science andEngineering, Loyola Boulevard at West 80 Street,Los Angeles, Calif. 9004S. Equal OpportunityEmployer.

BIOLOGISTFall 1974, with Ph.D., competence in genetics andmicrobiology and a commitment to undergraduateeducation, including undergraduate research. Rankand salary depend upon qualifications. Womenand minority applicants are encouraged. Sendcredentials to

Dr. Charles BurchWells College

Aurora, N.Y. 13026

CANCER RESEARCH FACULTY POSITIONSThe Los Angeles County-University of Southern

California Cancer Center is accepting applicationsfor clnical and basic research posSions. Positionsmay be available in the clinical oncologic special-ties of medicine, pediatrics, surgery, radiology,radiation therapy, and gynecology, and in basicand preclinical sciences, such as immunology,tumor biochemistry, tumor cell biology, histo-pathology, pharmacokinetics, radiopharmacy, ra-diation biology, and biostatistics. Positions willinclude joint appointments with the Cancer Centerand the University of Southern California Schoolsof Medicine, Dentistry, or Pharmacy. Applicantsshould be prepared to interact within a multi-disciplinary, interdepartmental environment.

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IIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIPOSITIONS OPEN IIIIIIIIIII|IIIII I|IIIII||IDIIPosition available 1 January 1974 in the Depart-ment of Medical Pharmacology and Therapeutics,University of Califomia, Irvine, for a CARDIO-VASCULAR PHARMACOLOGIST to participatein medical teaching and the M.S.-Ph.D. programin pharmacology. Must be capable teacher andactive researcher in cardiovascular pharmacology.Clinical opportunities available for M.D. Appli-cants should submit curriculum vitae, bibliography,statement of research plans and the names ofthree persons qualified to assess the candidate'sresearch and teaching potential to H. W. Elliott,M.D., Chainnan, Department of Medical Pharma-cology and Therapeutics, College of Medicine,University of California, Irvine, California92664. The University of California is an EqualOpportunity Enmployer.

CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGIST-CARDIOLOGIST

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill seekscandidates for a joint appointment in Departmentsof Medicine and Physiology at assistant professorlevel or higher. Position calls for teaching inpreclinical cuLrrictulum and clinical activities incardiology. Half time available for research. Can-didates must have M.D. degree, clinical trainingin cardiology, and be engaged in basic cardio-vascular research. Send resume to Box 552, SCI-ENCE. An Equ(al Opportunity Employer.

CELL PHYSIOLOGIST

With strong research background in muscle oinerve membrane structure at molecular level.Should have at least 2 years of postdoctoral ex-perience. To assume assistant professorship orhigher in Department of Physiology, Universityof North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Send resume to

Box 576, SCIENCEAn Equal Opportutnity Employer

CELL SCIENCESA new Medical School at Memorial University

of Newfoundland, St. John's, Newfoundland,Canada, is expanding its faculty and is now readyto make appointments in the field of Cell Sci-ences. New buildings to house the Cell Sciencesresearch group, which is part of the largerdivision of Cell Studies, will be ready for oc-cupancy by 1975. The Health Sciences complexnow under construction is a Medical School withextensive research areas plus a biomedical li-brary and a 400-bed hospital. Applications arenow invited for a senior-level person who wouldbe able to organize a research team and partici-pate in the interdisciplinary teaching of medicalstudents. Interested individuals should submitapplications, accompanied by a detailed curriculumvitae, to Professor B. H. Sells, Ph.D., Chairman,Search Committee, Faculty of Medicine, MemorialUniversity of Newfoundland, St. John's, New-foundland, Canada.

CELLULAR IMMUNOLOGY

Research associate or instructor. Familiarity withCMI and MLR essential, biochemical backgrounddesirable.

Division of ImmunologyBox 3010

Duke Medical CenterDurham, N.C. 27710

DEPARTMENT CHAIRMANApplications and nominations are now invited forthe position of chairman, Department of Physics,Saint Louis University, starting September 1974.Candidate should be active in research. Sendresume to:

Dr. Robert M. Delaney, Acting ChairmanDepartment of PhysicsSaint Louis University

221 North Grand BoulevardSt. Louis, Missouri 63103

An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITYCHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

FALL SEMESTER, 1974Nominations and applications are invited for

this position. Seeking person with administrativeexperience or potential, active research back-ground, and teaching experience. Departmentconsists of 25 faculty members, 900 undergradu-ate majors, and 100 students in the M.S. andPh.D. programs.Send curriculum vitae and other pertinent in-

formation to Dr. Charles M. Woolf, Chairman,Search Committee, Department of Zoology, Ari-zona State University, Tempe, Arizona 85281.An equal opportunity, affirmative action employer

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Available for Board certified academic child psy-chiatrist in the Department of Psychiatry, Univer-sity of Michigan Medical School. Candidate willdirect the 36-bed in-patient children's service ofthe Department. Some out-patient and day-hospital activities also possible. Documentedteaching and research skills essential in additionto clinical and administrative experience; pro-fessorial rank will be dependent on these and onseniority. Send resume to Box 577, SCIENCE.A Nondiscriniinatory Affirmative Action Employer

FACULTY POSITIONAvailable for a child psychiatrist in the Depart-ment of Psychiatry, University of Michigan Medi-cal Center. Professorial rank dependent on clini-cal experience, teaching and research. Facilitiesinlclude in-patient day hospital and out-patientprograms for children and adolescents. Docu-mented teaching and research skills essential.Ability to organize research, particularly in de-velopmental neurophysiology, a distinct asset. Sendresume to Box 578, SCIENCE. A Nondiscritnina-tory Affirmatis'e Action Employer.

CYTOCHEMIST-CYTOLOGY AUTOMATIONFor a research project automating cell examina-tions by photometric properties. We are seekinga Cell Biologist (Ph.D. candidate or equivalentbackground) with experience in Biochemistry in-cluding the use of flurochrome and general cellpreparative techniques including cell-separatingmethods by use of enzyme differential sedimenta-tion or other means. Experience with tissue cul-ture is helpful. Excellent compensation and bene-fits package and opportunity for professionalgrowth. Send curriculum vitae to Miss PatriciaSloane, Personnel Department, Memorial Sloan-Kettering, 424 East 68 St., New York, N.Y. 10021.

DEAN, ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCESTexas Tech University School of Medicine in-

vites applications from and nominations of quali-fied individuals for the position of dean of itsnewly authorized school of allied health sciences.Each candidate will be requested to submit acurrent curriculum vitae or resume.To be eligible for consideration, the candidate

must possess a doctoral degree in medicine, den-tistry, and/or a basic medical science. Experiencein the administration of allied health programs,demonstrated leadership, and experience in work-ing with legislative bodies are considered essential.Texas Tech Unis'ersitv School of Medicine is anequal opportunity/affirmative action employer.Address all correspondence to: Dr. Grover E.Murray, President, Texas Tech University Schoolof Medicine, P.O. Box 4349, Lubbock, Texas79409.

DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGISTFaculty position available at Bryn Mawr Collegein fall 1974. Candidates with doctoral degreesshould have an active interest tn undergraduateteaching, in the direction of masters and doctoralresearch, and in the pursuit of a vigorous re-search program. Rank and salary open. Sendresum6 to

Box 531, SCIENCEAn Equal Opportunity Employer

DOCTORAL DEGREE-LIFE SCIENCES-DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL RESEARCH

The two positions we have available in ourbronchodilator and local anesthetic programs con-sist of coordinating groups which are involvedwith the planning and design of clinical trials.For each position, then, it is essential that thesuccessful candidate be able to work with agroup. The candidate must have a doctoral degreein the life sciences (Ph.D., M.D., D.D.S., D.V.M.),at least three years' research experience, and musthave publications in journals with establishededitorial review policy. He or she should alsobe a member of a professional scientific societysuch as the American Society for Pharmacologyand Experimental Therapeutics, or the equivalent.Candidates for these positions should submit acurriculum vitae, salary requirements, and threereferences to

Dr. Joseph J. McPhillipsAssociate Medical Director

ASTRA PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Inc.Worcester, Massachusetts 01606An Equal Opportunity Employer

McGILL UNIVERSITYDEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY

Ecologist with research interests in freshwaterzooplankton or benthos. Teaching duties will in-clude a senior level course in environmentalphysiology of animals. Rank: Assistant Professor.Starting date: September 1974 or earlier.

Applicants should include curriculum vitae andthe names of two or three referees. Write before1 February 1974 to: Ms. E. Mader, AdministrativeAssistant, Department of Biology, McGill Univer-sity, P.O. Box 6070, Station A, Montreal, P.Q.,Canada H3C 3G1.

Applications or nominations are sought for theposition of Head of the Department of Horti-cultural Science, North Carolina State University.Resumes should be sent to P.O. Box 5906, Raleigh,N.C. 27607. North Carolina State University isan equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.

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ECOLOGIST WITH GEOLOGICAL INTERESTSor

PALEOECOLOGIST WITH BIOLOGICALINTERESTS

The Department of Geology of Case WesternReserve University invites applications for posi-tions at the Assistant Professor level in MarineBenthic Ecology and Paleoecology. Position in-volves research and teaching at both the graduateand undergraduate level. Joint appointment withBiology if desired. An interest and competence inenvironmental problems is required. Qualified ap-plicants should send resumes. references, andpublications to Professor Robert Douglas, Geol-ogy Department, Case Western Reserve Univer-sity, Cleveland, Ohio 44106.

Equal opportunity employer

ECONOMISTOpening exists for an applied economist at assist-ant or associate professor level in University ofWashington's Program in Social Management ofTechnology. Teaching and research responsibilityin area of technology and public policy. Back-ground in natural resources, urban economics, orindustrial organization desired. Submit curriculumvitae to Dr. Edward Wenk, Jr., Director, Programin Social Management of Technology, 428 ARL(FL-10), University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.98195.An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer

ELECTRON MICROSCOPY TECHNICIANExperienced in cutting ultra-thin sections and inenlarging electron micrographs wanted. Applica-tions and inquiries to:

Dr. Satya P. SoodUniversity of Hawaii at Hilo

P.O. Box 1357Hilo, Hawaii 96720

Closing date 24 December.

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGHFaculty Positions Available

ELECTRON MICROSCOPIST: Responsibilitiesinclude supervision of a fully equipped EM Unit,independent and collaborative research, and teach-ing of medical and Ph.D. students. Assistant pro-fessor rank; salary negotiable.TUMOR VIROLOGIST OR IMMUNOLOGIST:Opportunity for development of independent re-search and a teaching program for medical andPh.D. students. Assistant professor rank; salarynegotiable.Interested persons please send curriculum vitae,bibliography and three references to: Dr. J. S.Youngner, Department of Microbiology, School ofMedicine, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.15261.

An Equal Opportunity Employer

FACULTY POSITIONSFRESHWATER BIOLOGICALRESEARCH INSTITUTE

A Freshwater Biological Research Institute hasbeen established at the University of Minnesota.Five positions at the Ph.D. level are open inareas dealing with Sediments, Microorganisms,Phytoplankton, Zooplankton, and Fishery Toxi-cology. The positions will be filled at either theAssistant or Associate Professor level. Interestedcandidates should forward curriculum vitae andthe names of three references to Dr. John M.Wood, c/o College of Biological Sciences, Uni-versity of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn. 55101.An Equial Opportunity Employer; Applicationsfromtz Women and Minority Persons Encouraged

HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY ANDBEHAVIORAL BIOLOGY, COLLEGE OF

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES,UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Established scientist with proven research recordsought to administer strong undergraduate andgraduate programs in teaching and research.Facilities include space in a new BioScienceCenter and two well-equipped field stations. Ap-pointment expected June-September 1974. Candi-dates should submit a statement of their interestin the position together with a curriculum vitae,list of publications, and the names of at leastthree references to Prof. E. Gorham, Chairmanof the Search Committee, 750 BioScience Center,University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn. 55101,preferably before 28 February 1974.An Equal Opportunity Employer; Applicationsfrom Women and Minority Persons Encouraged

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HUMAN BIOLOGYA position exists for a person experienccd in

the teaching of human biology, with particularreference to functional human anatomy and physi-ology. The position will include responsibilitiesfor graduate and undergraduate teaching, withmajor emphasis on the development of curriculumfor programs jointly sponsored by the School ofBasic Health Sciences and the Sclhool of AlliedHealth Professions.The candidate muLst have a doctoral degree.

with teaching experience and demonstrated re-search ability in the area of functional anatomy/physiology. Rank will depend on qualifications.Reply to Arthur C. Upton, Dean, School of

Basic Health Sciences, State University of NewYork at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, New York11790. Health Sciences Center is ani eqiual oppor-tiuiti emiployer and applicationis frontz nenhbersof ininoritr grouips or women are welcome.

THE FLINDERS UNIVERSITY OFSOUTH AUSTRALIA

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Applications for the above tentured posts areinsvited for the new School of Medicine fromcandidates with clinical interests.

StuLdy leave, clinical loadings and assistancewith removal expenses available.

Further information about the School of Medi-cine and the posts is available from The Registrar,The Flinders University of South Australia, Bed-ford Park, Sotuth Australia, 50)42, Australia, whomapplications should reach by Friday, 21 December1973.

NIARINE FISHERIES DYNAMICSFaculty position in Sea Grant Program at MarincScience (enter, Newport. Stock assessment andpopuLlation dynamics of marine fishes. Ph.D. re-quired, experience desirable. Rank and salaryopen. Send resuim6 and references to Dr. C. E.Warren, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife,Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore. 97331.

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MEDICAL EDITORWe are an international publisher of scientific andmedical books and journals based in New YorkC(ity. Developing our medical book program inthe United States, we are looking for a recentgraduate (M.A., Ph.D.) in the bio/biomedicalsciences interested in publishing and willing tolearn.Please send in full confidence your resume, salaryexpectations, and college/university transcripts.Box 579, SCIENCE. An Equial Opportunity Emn-ployer.

DYNAMIC METEOROLOGYThe Department of Meteorology at Massachu-

setts Institute of Technology announces a facultyopening in the general field of dynamical meteor-ology, beginning with the 1974-75 academic year.Applicants will be judged on a merit basis ir-respective of sex, race or national origin, for highqualifications and promise with respect to teach-ing and creative leadership in research. Facultyrank and salary offered will be commensuratewith these qualifications.

Interested cnadidates should write promptly toProfessor J. Charney, Room 54-1424, Massachu-setts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mlass.02139, enclosing a comprehensive resume, publi-cations list, and the names of three references.Selection of candidates will begin in January.

Established private veterinary diagnostic researchlaboratory serving feedlots in southwestern UnitedStates needs permanent staff Microbiologist withinterest in immunology for diagnosis and studiesof infectiotis diseases and immune responses ofcattle. Applicants send curriculum vitae and fourreferetnces to Howard Veterinary Consultation andResearch, Box 191, Brawley, California 92227.

NEUROANATOMIST-NEUROSCIENTISTA neuroanatomist Ph.D. and/or M.D. with irter-est and capabilities in a neuroscience teachingprogram for medical and graduate sttudents, alon-wvith independent and/or collaborative researchinvestigation. Salary and rank depend on qualurtica-tions and experience. Apply to Dr. G. GordonRobertson, Department of Anatomy, Universityof Tennessee Medical Units, 800 Nladison Avenue,Memphis, Tennessee 38163. Equial Opporttunity/AfJiriative Action Employer.

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UNIVERSITY OF OTAGODunedin-New ZealandLECTURER OR SENIOR

LECTURER IN NUTRITION

Applications are invited for theposition of Lecturer or SeniorLecturer in the Department ofNutrition in the School of HomeScience, University of Otago.

Salary: Lecturer: NZ $6,575-$8,343 per annum; Senior Lec-turer: NZ $8,489-$10,846 perannum with a bar at NZ $9,963per annum.

(Note: NZ $100 equals approxi-mately £ 61 sterling; US $147:$A 100).

Applicants should be graduatesin Science with specialization inbiochemistry, physiology, nutri-tion or chemistry; Food Scienceor in Home Science.

Further particulars are availablefrom the Secretary-General, Asso-ciation of Commonwealth Univer-sities (Appts), 36 Gordon Square,London WC1H OPF, or from theRegistrar of the University.

Applications close in New Zea-land on 15 February 1974.

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INSTRUCTOR-IOPHTHALMOLOGYPosition avaitable forA January 1974-in the De-,partment of Ophthalmology, University of Michi-gan Medical School, for an ophthalmologist wihohas completed his residency training and wishesto continue as an Instructor. Must be able tosupervise an outpatient clinic as well as super-vise and perform surgery on in-patients. Will beinvolved in teaching at both resident and under-graduate levels in the department. Research in-terest desirable. Send r6sum6 to Box 580, SCI-ENCE. A Nondiscriminatory Affirmative ActionEmployer.

DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY of MedicalSchool at major eastern university invites inquiriesfrom suitably qualified M.D.'s and Ph.D.'s to fillcurrent and projected vacancies at the rank ofAssistant Professor or Associate Professor. Majorareas of research interest and clinical laboratoryexperience should be in: (i) tissue typing and im-munohematology, (ii) endocrinology and radio-assay, and (iii) clinical microbiology. Applicationsincluding curriculum vitae and three referencesshould be sent to Box 532, SCIENCE. The uni-versity is an equal opportunity employer.

PHYSICAL OR BIOGEOGRAPHERApplications are invited for a position in physicaland biogeography, Department of Geography, St.George Campus, University of Toronto, beginning1 July 1974. The successful candidate will be ex-pected to develop and teach courses in naturalenvironmental systems in close relationship withexisting specialized courses in physical geographyand resource management. The courses will be atboth the introductory and more advanced levels.The candidate should have a Ph.D. in Geographyor another appropriate field. Preference will begiven to candidates with a demonstrated interestin ecosystems, both natural and man-modified.The rank will be either ASSISTANT or ASSOCI-ATE PROFESSOR. A letter of application withcurriculum vitae and the names of three refereesshould be sent to Professor J. Spelt, Chairman,Department of Geography, University of Toronto,Toronto MSS lAl, Ontario. Applications shouldbe submitted before 15 February 1974.

PHYSIOLOGISTAssistant Professor. Ph.D. or M.D., training

in respiratory physiology, 2 to 3 years post-doctorate. Send r6sum6 of interests, curriculumvitae, and names of two references to Cbhirman,Department of Physiology, College of Physcians& Surgeons, Columbia University, 630 W. 168St., New York, N.Y. 10032.

The University is an equal opportunity, af-firmative action employer.

PLANT BIOCHEMISTSENIOR FACULTY POSITION

Opening available 1 April 1974 in Departmentof Chemlstry for person with active researchprogram and record of scholarly productivity.Teaching duties will primarily involve biochem-istry at undergraduate and graduate levels.

Please send curriculum vitae, including list ofpublications, to Dr. D. C. Walton, Departmentof Chemistry, SUNY College of EnvironmentalScience and Forestry, Syracuse, New York 13210.An equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.

PLANT MORPHOLOGYOpening available September 1974 for a candidatewith Ph.D. and strong background in PlantMorphology. Duties consist of teaching and head-ing research program in plant morphology ormorphogenesis. Rank and salary negotiable, de-pendent on training and experience. Send cur-riculum vitae, a statement of research, and namesof three references to Dr. Donald Fisher, BotanyDepartment, University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.30602.

Postdoctorate available for endocrine research re-lated to cancer of reproductive tract and steroidreceptors, in research institute affiliated with mid-western medical college. Stipend $12,000 for 12months. Experience in field and good recommen-dations required. All replies will be acknowledged.Send resume to Box 558, SCIENCE.

INSTRUCTOR or ASSISTANT PROFESSORPosition available in the Departnent of Psychia-try, University of Michigan Medical School, onaqute adult service in the University Hospital,supervising emergency room and short-term in-patient treatment. Teaching duties include super-vision of residents, medical students, psychologinterns, and others. Demonstrable research skillsare important. Position is open to graduates ofapproved residency programs. Send resume andbibliography to Box 581, SCIENCE.A Nondiscriminatory Affirmative Action Employer.

PSYCHOLOGYFor fall 1974. Assistant Professor of Psychology.Qualifications: Ph.D. or near Ph.D.; basic grad-uate research training in comparative psychologyor animal behavior with special interests andtraining in human ecology and/or human eth-ology. For research and teaching of undergraduateand graduate courses in such areas as compara-tive, developmental, human ethology and ecology.Apply to Dr. G. Mitchell, Department ofPsychology, University of California, Davi,Callfornia 95616. An Equal Opportunity andAffirmative Action Employer.

NORTHWEST ALASKAPsychiatrist - Psychologist

A regional consumer-controlled health deliverysystem serving 5,000 people in 15 isolated Eskimovillages spread over 25,000 square miles seeksthe services of a psychiatrist or Ph.D. in ClinicalPsychology. Travel to villages, in-patient care atsmall community hospital and training of para-professionals. Excellent opportunity and need forcross-cultural research in unique setting. Liberalfringe benefits include annual and sick leave,health and practice insurance, fees and travel toprofessional conferences and housing allowance.Send resume to Caleb Pungowlyl, Executive Di-rector, Norton Sound Health Corporation, Box966, Nome, Alaska 99762.

REPRODUCTION PHYSIOLOGISTThree to five years of research experience. Somehormone, nutrition, field experience, also grantpreparation experience desirable. Stimulatingproblem, research potential. Equal opportunityemployer.

Gulf South Research InstituteP.O. Box 1177

New Iberia, Louisiana 70560

Temple University, Department of Biology, willoffer two courses in Developmental Biolgy ofMarine Invertebrates at the Marine BiologicalLaboratory, Wood Hole, Mass., 6 May to 2June 1974. One course (4 credits) will consist ofan intensive lecture and laboratory survey of thedevelopment of all major and some minor marineinvertebrate phyla from both descriptive and ex-perimental points of view. The second course (4credits) will provide an opportunity for guidedresearch on a problem in invertebrate develop-ment. The courses run simultaneously and theresearch course requires a background in in-vertebrate development equivalent to the surveycourse. Space for 15 in the survey course and Sin the research course. Tuition, $216 ($308 forout-of-state students) for each course; living costs,$52 per week. For further information, write to:Dr. Richard L Miller, Department of Biology,Temple University, Philadelpha, Pennsylvania19122. Deadline for receipt of completed appli-cations, 31 January 1974. Accepted students willbe notified by 15 February, at which time a tui-tion deposit of $50 will be required to holdregistration in either course.

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Applications are now being accepted- for theyear starting 1 July 1974. The areas of researchin which Postdoctoral Research Associateships areawarded are: Behavioral Sciences, Biochemistry,Biophysics, Environmental Stress, ExperimentalMedicine, Immunology Microbiology, Parasitol-ogy, Pathology, and virology. Annual salary is$13,996.

Interested applicants should submit completedapplications not later than 15 January 1974 tothe:Associateship Office (JH606-B), National Re-search Council, 2101 Constitution Avenue, NW,Washington, D.C. 20418.

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in the ocean engineering programs at OregonState University to conduct estuarine (physical)baseline studies for assessing impacts of futureindustrial plant sitings. Qualifications for researchassociate position include: M.S. in Engineeringor Physical Oceanography with interest in oraptitude for experimental and field studies con-cerning the hydrodynamics of bay-ocean exchang-es. (Position immediately available.) Dependingon successful grant support, another position willbe open for a Naval Architect/Marine Engineerinterested in conducting research and participatingin teaching. Requirements include requisite edu-cation and experience for conducting analyticaland laboratory studies for determining stability,power, and rudder requirements for safe construc-tion and operation of fishing craft and othermarine-related research in OSU 's new wave re-search facility. Graduate research assistantshipsare available to provide opportunity to pursueM.S. programs in ocean engineering. Projects in-clude: seafood processing standards; estuarinehydraulics (available immediately); improved pro-pulsion of fishing craft; wave forces on coastaland offshore structures, and others. Letter of ap-plication, including a statement of professionalobjectives, names of three references, and com-plete r6sume should be sent to L. S. Slotta, Di-ector of Ocean Engineering Programs, School ofEngineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis,Oregon 97331.Nondiscriminatory Affirmative Action Employer

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blood vessels, hormones, kidney, immune systemor nervous system?HOW? A limited number of stipends with

tuition are available for a low student-adviserratio training program in physiology.INTERESTED? Write to Graduate Program

Director, Depament of Physiology LoyolaUniversity, Stritch School of Medicine, 2160South Firt Avenue, Maywood, Ilnois 60153.

GRADUATE STUDIES IN BIOCHEMISTRY

Applications invited for admission into diversi-fied Ph.D. program. Faculty with wide researchinterests. Stipends. Contact Director of GraduateStudies, Department of Biochemistry, College ofMedicne, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky.40506.

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