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[kirk-20]

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Dear Confocal Listserv, I am hoping that someone on the listserv or someone
you know might be interseted in applying for our AFM/single molecule
fluorescence microscopy position open in our central facility. Please see
details below:.


Best Regards, Kirk

Kirk J. Czymmek, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
Director Delaware Biotechnology Institute Bio-Imaging Center
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19713
http://bioimaging.dbi.udel.edu


5949 Associate Scientist (Level 15) Delaware Biotechnology Institute DEADLINE:
May 1, 2011

The Delaware Biotechnology Institute is recruiting for an Associate
Scientist to work in our Bioimaging Center. The Bioimaging Center provides
an array of microscopy expertise and equipment including conventional
fluorescence, confocal, multiphoton, super-resolution, TIRF, atomic force,
laser microdissection, transmission and field emission scanning microscopes
and ancillary sample preparation equipment.

Under limited direction, the Associate Scientist independently interprets,
organizes, executes, and coordinates research assignments in addition to
formulating and conducting research on problems of considerable scope and
complexity. The Associate Scientist will provide consultation, training and
supervision to graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, staff and faculty
in the design, implementation and execution of microscopy-related projects
with a special emphasis on scanning probe and single molecule fluorescence
microscopy; develop competitive research proposals for external funding;
collaborate with users and principal investigators on design, analysis,
application and reporting of research projects; make recommendations and
conclusions which serve as the basis for decision making; and evaluate,
select and apply standard scientific techniques, procedures, and criteria to
accomplish a variety of research assignments.

Candidates must have a Master’s degree and four years experience with
preference given to  a Ph.D. and two years experience in
Biology/Chemistry/Biophysics or related field as well as a record of peer
reviewed publications. Experience in scanning probe and single molecule
fluorescence microscopy is required. Candidates will have knowledge of
scientific approach, methodologies and scientific research principles,
practices and protocols in order to design, organize and coordinate
scientific research projects. Candidates will have the ability to perform
independent original research in an advanced area of scientific expertise,
the ability to develop scientific reports, proposals and publications,
ability to use independent judgment to adapt and modify research concepts
and approaches to specific projects. Knowledge of current technological
developments/trends in the area of scanning probe and single molecule
fluorescence microscopy, the use and maintenance of laboratory facilities
and/or equipment is fundamental.
To Apply:

Please submit your CV, a list of peer reviewed publications and name and
contact information for 3-5 references to Eileen Pothier  by email
[hidden email], or by fax to [phone] or by mail to Research
Office, University of Delaware, Newark DE 19716.

*Employment offers will be conditioned upon successful completion of a
criminal background check. A conviction will not necessarily exclude you
from employment.*

*The University of Delaware is an Equal Opportunity Employer which
encourages applications from Minority Group Members and Women.*

[Periasamy, Ammasi (ap3t)]

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Dear All
In order to satisfy many requests to extend the date of submission.....I would like to inform you that we extended the time to submit research article on FRET for the special issue in J of Biomedical Optics.
In the announcement the deadline date will be listed as April 1st, but you can submit the research article on or before June 1, 2011. This is a peer-reviewed journal and the special issue will be published in January 2012.
Please visit the web site for more information http://spie.org/x1825.xml
Best wishes,
Ammasi


Dr. Ammasi Periasamy
Professor & Center Director
Keck Center for Cellular Imaging (KCCI)
Biology, Gilmer Hall (064), 485 McCormick Rd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Voice: 434-243-7602 (Office); 982-4869 (lab)
Fax:[phone]; Email:[hidden email]
http://www.kcci.virginia.edu/Contact/peri.php
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11th Annual Workshop on FRET Microscopy, March 6-10, 2012
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