Positions available; NMR Manager, Faculty, Post-docs (fwd)
Vera Mainz (mainzv@aries.scs.uiuc.edu)
Fri, 25 Mar 1994 09:00:45 -0600 (CST)
Forwarded message:
> Dear colleague:
>
> I would greatly appreciate it if you could bring to the attention of
> colleagues in your organization the attached advertisement for an NMR
> Operations Manager at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.
>
> I will shortly be moving to the Human Biological Chemistry and Genetics
> Department as well as the Sealy Center of Molecular Sciences at UTMB. We
> hope to establish a major NMR Center as part of the University's structural
> biology initiative. We have purchased a 750, 600 and wide-bore 400 MHz NMR
> instruments that will be part of the initial instrumentation in the NMR
> Structural Biology Center. We have our own separate building with
> remodeling funds provided by an NIH building grant. The Structural Biology
> Center is envisioned to ultimately include four or more biomolecular NMR
> spectroscopists, several x-ray crystallographers, and additional molecular
> modeling faculty members in the area of biomolecular NMR structure. Indeed
> in recognition of the effort put forward by the University, another major
> foundation supporting structural biology has recently indicated to us that
> they will be funding our Center.
>
> As indicated in the enclosed announcement, we are looking for an NMR
> operations manager who will be able to interact with the additional
> biomolecular NMR faculty. In addition, I personally have funds for hiring
> of several new post-doctorals in the area of protein and nucleic acid NMR
> structure.
>
> Finally, we will be hiring several additional tenure-track NMR
> faculty at junior and senior levels. I would appreciate any information
> you might provide on candidates for these positions.
>
> I will be attending the Experimental NMR Conference this April 10-15,
> 1994 at Asilomar, and if there are any candidates for the operations manager,
> post-doctoral positions, or the faculty positions who would be interested
> in talking with me about these positions, I would be pleased to arrange
> some time for our discussion.
>
> Thanks very much for your help in these matters.
> David Gorenstein
> david@chem.purdue.edu
> Position Available: NMR Operations Manager at the University of Texas
> Medical Branch Galveston, Texas
>
> NMR spectroscopists are invited to apply for the position of Operations
> Manager of the University of Texas Medical Branch NMR Center. The
> instrumentation includes multinuclear Varian UNITYplus 750, 600 and
> wide-bore 400 MHz and other lower field instruments. (The 750 MHz
> instrument is scheduled for installation in early Fall 1994). The
> individual will have responsibilities for managing the NMR operations of a
> major structural biology inimative at UTMB. The Center will be housed in
> its own renovated building on campus, with operating funds equipment and
> building funded by several endowed foundations, UT and from NIH. The
> individual should have a Ph.D. and a strong background in modern
> biomolecular NMR instrumentation and applications software for
> multi-dimensional pulse sequence generation. The candidate will also be
> encouraged to participate in collaborative research associated with the
> Center and the molecular biology user community. The Center will be
> directed by Dr. David Gorenstein and will include several new faculty
> appointments in biomolecular NMR spectroscopy. Resumes should be sent to
> Dr. James C. Lee, Department of Human Biological Chemistry and Genetics and
> the Sealy Center for Molecular Science, University of Texas Medical Branch,
> Galveston, Texas 77555. UTMB is an equal opportunity M/F/V/H affirmative
> action employer.
>
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