Re: looking for postdoc

"Wieslaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm a Phd student in biochemistry department of Warsaw Agriculture
> University in Poland. I work in plant biochemistry. My Phd thesis is
> "serine : glyoxylate aminotransferse from wheat and maize leaves".
> I'm going to finish my doctorate in the end of the year. I'm looking
> for institution where I could to make 10 to 15 publications and learn
> molecular biology technics. I'd like to make some shift of my
> scientific interests from plants to microbiology or human biochemistry
> but work with plants is possible too. Here I work with chromatography
> (HPLC,LPC), electrophoretic,spectrophotometric, western blot technics
> for proteins purification. No problems with learning new methods. No
> problems with money (only small-sized financial suport is needed and
> some hostel for leaving).
> My e-mail adress : [EMAIL PROTECTED]

i was just browsing some chem groups when i ran into you post and the next
stop(sci.chem.electrochem) had a similar topic, i'm not sure they're
completely compatible but it does mention spectrometry...


A post doctoral position is available starting December 2003 in the
Department of Manufacturing Engineering at Boston University.  The
candidate will be expected to work on a project involving mixed ionic
and electronic conductors (MIECs) for hydrogen separation.

Desired qualifications: Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering,
Inorganic solid state chemistry or Chemical Engineering

Desired experience: Solid state electrochemical devices, ceramics
processing, mass spectrometry and transport modeling.

The project will have a duration of three years.  Salary commensurate
with qualifications and experience.  Please send resume to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


Srikanth Gopalan
Assistant Professor
Department of Manufacturing Engineering
Boston University
Boston, MA 02215