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[hainfeld at bnl.gov]

Cryo-Electron Microscopist - to solve macromolecular protein structures. The 
Biology Department seeks an Assistant or Associate Scientist for a
tenure-track
position 
to establish a new, independent research program for biological structures 
using frozen-hydrated EM. Candidates must have a Ph.D. in biochemistry or 
biophysics and postdoctoral experience related to protein structure analysis 
using electron microscopy. Facilities available include a new 200 keV FEG 
TEM with tilt-cryostage, and access to the STEM facility and National 
Synchrotron Light Source. Successful candidates will be expect to work in 
collaboration with other biologists within the Life Sciences Directorate and 
to participate in a new created Center for Complex/Membrane Protein 
Structures.
BNL is a multidisciplinary laboratory engaged in basic and applied research 
and is managed by Brookhaven Science Associates under contract with the 
Department of Energy (DOE). BNL's Biology Department has strong programs in 
molecular genetics, structural biology, genomics, and biotechnology and has 
a close association with BNL's Medical Department and the Center for Imaging 
and Neuroscience. The near by State University of New York at Stony Brook 
has excellent graduate programs in many other areas of the life sciences. 
Further information about the Biology Department and the Brookhaven National 
Laboratory is available at: www.bnl.gov.
Applications should send a letter of interest, CV, and the names and contact 
information for references by June 30, 2001 to Search Committee - CryoEM, 
Biology Department, Bldg. 463, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY 
11973. BNL welcomes diversity and encourages applications from all qualified 
individuals. 
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