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rIIAIAE~~~I@T em Washington State College, Belliagham,Cell Biologist-Rheumatologist-Pediatrician. Eight ECOULOGIST Washington 98225.years micropolysaccharide research, 5 years cellculture including biochemical electroplioretic and UIEST FWSOSN AIOisotope techniques. Have accurate assay cor- To carry out ecological and resource stud- ASVESISTAN POFEWSCORSHIP, MAINSTHrective factor, most effective corrective factorASITN PRF SO HPS NTEfor Hurler fibroblasts, sensitive electrophoretic ies of the Lower St. John River in New AREA OF NEUROBIOLOGY

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_____________________________________________ ~~~synapses. Successful candidates will be expectedImmunobiochemist, 39, desires research position; experience. Headquarters to be The Hunts- to develop a high quality research and teaching

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Microbiologist, Ph.D. (1969) postdoctoral (1969- and teaching. Adjacent fisheries labo'ratory An equal opportunity employer71) desires research or academic position, p.ref- provides opportunities for dialogue with UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ATerably in viral oncology. Experienced in micro-bial -genetics and physiology, herpesviruses, researchers, in related fields. URBANA-CHAMPAIGNC-type particles, tissue culture, nucleic acidis. The Department of Physiology and BiophysicsSeven publications. R6sum6, excellent references. invites applications from qualified physiologistsBox 135, SCIENCE. X Curriculum vitae to: and biophysicists for a position as Assistant

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Microbiologist-Virologist, Ph.D.. (1969). Postdoc- An Equtal Opportutnity Emiployer, M-Ftoral fellow. Experienced virology, immunology, BIOLOGY, September 1972. Two ASSISTANTand all aspects of clinical microbiology. Seexks PROFESSORS each to teach two or more of Applications are invited for the following full-position with university, government, hospital or the following undergraduate courses: Ecolog_y, time faculty positions: PHYSIOLOGISTS, BIO-private company. Teaching and research vre- Developmental Biology, Invertebrates (excluding CHEMISTS, PHARMACOLOGISTS, and MIN-ferred. Box 138, SCIENCE. X Entomology), Vertebrates, Vascular Plants, and ERALOGISTS. Ph.D. or equivalent degree inEthology. Applicants must have a Ph.D. and be one of the above fields or a related field is aMicroiologyn Teurachr Ph.D ReiinNesac willing to developD an active research porogram. requirement for po%tentialapicns Trhe oi

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO CHAIRMAL~N, DIEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY__- _DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY The Department offers work leading to the G A U T STUDYApplcatins re ivitd fo poitio of M.S. and Ph.D. degrees and is responsible for

Appictins Lrein ISTefopsion t teaching undergraduate and graduate service GRADUATE STUDY IN IMMUNOLOGY,CYTOLOGIST ~~~~courses in biochemistry.(cytotaxonomist or cytoevolutionist preferred) Candidates should possess ani earned doctorate, MICROBIOLOGY, VIROLOGY, AND MOLECULAR

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DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR ENVIRONMEN- 31 March 1972 to: Dr. James E. Ogg, ship and recent bachelor's degree in biology,TAL STUDIES. Applications are invited for an Chairman, Search Committee, Department -of chemistry or related field with B average or better.administrative-research position which involves Microbiology, Colorado State University, Fort Early application for September 1972 is advised.directing an interdisciplinary organization whose Collins, Colorado 80521.mnembers arc currently carrying on basic envi- An equal opporttinity for employment is pro- Contact: Chairman, Graduate Admissions Corn-ronmental, aquatic, social, and applied ecolog- vidled thirough an Affirmattve Action Program of mittee, Department of Microbiology, University ofical iesearch. Facilities will include a new the Uniivcrsity. Illinois at the Medical Center, 835 South Wolcott,researchi laboratory building, field station, and Chicago, Illinois 60612.numerouIS lakes and natural areas near this UIEST FWTROniorth-central Minnesota community. Applications UIEST FWTRO ____ ___ __-_____ShIouICld ave an earned Ph.D. Salary for the 12- Department of Kinesiotogy FELLOWSHIPS

month positonbeginnig 1 July 172 willJbe nior or senior appointments for qualified _mnegtiale Appticant fromnin th naural97 sciences person(s) in arcas of biochemistry or cellularsleoiablscencsApiandsfoengi eerngtwill bencns,d physiology, motor learning or industrial psychol-ered.l scrienccs adr Wallacerig ilWa ek cha sirman ogy, and orthopacdic biomechanics or human BIOCHENMIST-POSTDOCTORALDirectorSletionDr Committee. Baemidj StaterCon, engineering. Thie department is involved in a FLO SIDrcoSeetoComte,Bemidji,Minesota56601 multi-dimiensional study of human physical move-

FLO SIlege, ment. Etensive, modrn laborator facilities. A 1- or 2-year appointment or recent Ph.D.Functions include undergraduate and graduate with research experience and interest in enzymesI)EPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, teachiing and student research supervision. Appli- related to molecular biology. Send curriculumUNIVERSITY OF ODENSE, DENMARK cations including complete curriculum vitae vitae and references to Dr. J. E. Willis, Technical

One or nmore positions are expected to be shiould be sent to Prof. Norman J. Ashton, Director Enzymes, P-L Biocliemicals, Inc., 1037aivailable for Ph.D.'s as of May 1972 or later, Chairnsan, Department of Kinesiology, Univer- W. McKinley Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53205.

Positions will be at a level correspondin to sity of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.aU.S. Assistant Professor or a British Junior

Lectuirer. MICROBIOLOGIST-VIROLOGIST POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP INApplicants with research interests and experi- Ph.D. Microbiologist-Virologist, with experi- CLINICAL BIOCHEMIISTRY

encc in the bioehemistry of proteins or nucleic cnce: for research in virology, tisstic culture. Two-year program in medical school-affiliated,acids, or in the molecular biology of cell division iMMLtinotogy and carcinogenesis. 650-bed general hospital, to give experience foror differentiation will be preferred, although ap- Applications, with curriculum vitae and names certification. First year, $8000; second yearplicants from othier branches of molecular bilo- of thiree references, shouIld be sent to: $8500, without dependency allowance. U.S. citi-o-y also will be considered. Mlartin N. Schuler zen or lawful permanent resident alicn. Vacancy

Since the position carries somie teaching re- Mi12dwest Re!search Institute abouIt June. Possible in:e-rview at FASEB. Ad-sponsibility. knowledge of Englishi or a Scandi- 425 Vo~ker Boulevard dress inquiries to: Charles Bishop, Phs.D., Bio-navian langttage is necessary. Kansas C.~ty, Missouri 64110 chemistry Laboratory, T'he BuFfalo General Hos-

Applicationis including Cuirriculum vitae, to- .41,i Equial Oppo.t iiitiv Emtployer, in J pital, Buffalo, New York 14203.,gether withi thec names of two references, should __________________________be sent to Administrationen, Odense Universitet, IlliiIltltititistsiNiels Bohrs A11e, DK.5000 Odense, Denmark iH m TRAINING PROGRAM POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHhefore 15 Apr-il. Furthier partiCuIlars on salary,- and Trainingteaching, and reseairchi facilities may be obtained PREDOCTORAL AND POSTDOCTORAL BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING and SCIENCEfromi: Departnsent of 'Molecular Biology, Odense TANEHP NEDCIOOY A limited number of postdoctoral fellowshipsUriversity, Niels Bohrs A116, DK.5000 Odense, TR NESIP IN NDC NO GY are available for basic and clinical life scientistsDenmark (Phone 09-13 66 00 extension 241 or REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY (Ph.D., M.D., D.D.S., D.V.M.) for research and242).Prga ofespe an pototrltaig training leading to the M.S. or Phi.D. in Bio-

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per year. The University of Wisconsin is ani rcmission.UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH Equal Opportunity Employer. Write Dr. Richard Address inquiries to

C. Wolf, Program Director, Wisconsin Regional Director, Biomedical EngineeringThe School of Physical Education, within Primate Center, University of Wisconsin, 1223 Drexel Universitythe College of Biological Science, at the Capitol Court, Madison, Wisconsin 53706. 32 and Chestnut StreetsUniversity of Guelph, consists of the De-PhldpiaP.190par-tment of Human Kinetics and the De- CO RS-partment of Athletics.

MOLECULAR TECH4NIQUES INHuman Kinetics is devoted to an inter- DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYra eCourses and research are designed to July 1972 at the San Diego (La Jolla) campus ______________________

invetigte iterctins o kiesioogial, of the University of California. The workshopJ.EOOYSM Einvestgatenterations f kinsioloical, emphasizes laboratory instruction; enrollment J.EOOYSM E

physiological, axiological, psychological, restricted to 20 participants; expenses paid by Explore natural history and Indian arts in theand sociological variables, and their reIa- the National Science Foundation. For further Sierra and Great Basin. Environment classes intive effects on specific features of man's information and application forms write to Dr. mouintain, desert, Antelope Refuge, Tahoe, Yo-Maarten Chrispeels, Department of Biology, Uni. semite, and Forest Research Reserve. Strongmovement. versity of California, San Diego, La Jolla, Cali- riding, swimming, crafts. Challenge to alert boys

suchitegratve in- fornia 92037. Deadline for applications: 10 April and girls, 10 to 14. Five-week session, 25 JulyApplicants who have sc nertv n 1972. through 28 August 1972. Multiracial. Dr. andterests and who are particularly capable Mrs. Richard G. Miller, Box 620, R.R. 1, Carsonof relating inter-disciplinary theory to BIOLOGICAL ELECTRON MICROSCOPY City, Nevada 89701. Phone: 702.882.1728.practical movement aspects are invited FOR TECHNICIANS WASHOE PINES RANCH.

to sbmitresme fr a osiion vailbleNortheastern University, 4-9 June 1972to sbmitresme fr a osiion vailble An intensive residential program primarily forJuly 1972. technicians with some experience in electron

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