Date: Tue, 14 Sep 93 16:13:34 -0400
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To: mainzv
Subject: situation wanted
Status: RO
>From: Brian Antalek, ATD/MSCU/NMR, Bldg.339 1st floor
MC-23620, KP, x23253, fax-x23223
Subject: situation wanted
Dear Vera,
I am currently seeking a technical position utilizing NMR techniques
within a research environment and would greatly appreciate it if you
would pass along to members of the AMMRL the following information as a
"situation wanted ad". I received your name and Email address through
Tony Williams at Eastman Kodak.
I offer this information about myself in resume form in the hopes that if
someone anticipates an opening for which I am qualified that they may
contact me directly.
Thank you very much and please let me know if there are any problems or
you require more information.
Brian J. Antalek
Scientist, Magnetic Resonance
Eastman Kodak Research Laboratories
B339 Kodak Park
Rochester, NY 14652-3620
office: (716) 722-3253
Email: bantalek@kodak.com
Professional experience:
1991-present: Scientist, Magnetic Resonance - Eastman Kodak Company,
Rochester, NY
coefficients using the pulsed field gradient spin-echo nuclear magnetic
resonance (PGSE NMR) technique. Supported the research and
manufacturing communities by utilizing a wide range of NMR techniques on
polymeric systems and small molecules primarily for structure
elucidation. Assisted in projects involving identified manufacturing or
product deficiencies for the purpose of improving product performance
and/or process control.
1989-1991: Graduate Student / Research Assistant - Rochester Institute
of Technology, Rochester, NY
study of materials. Mathematically modeled the diffusion of fluids and
pore-size distribution in porus media (gelatin, plaster, cement, balsa
wood). Results have implications in oil recovery, photographic film and
paper manufacturing, and pharmaceutical drug manufacturing. Designed,
constructed, and assisted in the implementation of gradient coils in a 200
MHz wide bore NMR spectrometer for PGSE NMR experiments.
Education:
Master of Science, Materials Science and Engineering - Rochester Institute
of Technology, Rochester, NY
Bachelor of Science, Physics - State University of New York College at
Fredonia, Fredonia, NY
Technical experience:
Spectroscopy
Diffusion
Instrumentation (expert level)
imager
Computer
8650 minicomputer, IBM pc, and Macintosh IIsi
programming language
Publications/presentations:
presentations, 1 poster presentation
Yours,
Brian
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From: rnunlist@bloch.CChem.Berkeley.Edu (Rudi Nunlist (510) 642-6407)
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To: mainzv
Subject: Re: advertisements
Status: RO
Totally agree with you.
>From wstevens@igate.c-mols.siu.edu Wed Sep 15 14:25:48 1993
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To: mainzv (Vera Mainz)
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1993 14:15:41 -0500 (BST)
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> Hello all - Rudi and I have talked about this, but I thought I
> should ask this group about it. Specifically, I have received a
> "situation wanted" posting - at least I think it came only to me.
> The person is inquiring as to whether I would post it on ammrl.
> I don't really think this is the place for it. Any opinions?
>
> I will reply in the negative unless I hear differently
> from you all.
I have no objections. If it happens too frequently, we can decide to stop
it later.
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From: huang%nmriris@harvard.harvard.edu (Shaw Huang)
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I agree with you. Shaw
>From strousej@uclac1.chem.ucla.edu Mon Sep 20 23:54:16 1993
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From: strousej@uclac1.chem.ucla.edu
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Subject: Re: advertisements
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Vera,
I don't think I see anything in principle wrong with posting
"situation wanted" ads. Are you concerned that we would be overwhelmed?
Jane Strouse