It is requested that only those employers who will not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion, color, or national origin submit positions open advertising. POSITION WANTED: 400 per word, mini- mum charge $10. Use of Box Number counts as 10 additional words. Payment in advance is required. These rates apply to individuals only. Personnel agencies and companies take display rate for all adver- tising. POSITIONS OPEN: $110 per inch. No charge for Box Number. Rates net. No agency commission allowed for ads under 4 inches. No cash discount. Ads over 1 inch will be billed to the nearest quarter inch. Payment in advance is required except where satis- factory credit has been established. COPY for ads must reach SCIENCE 4 weeks before issue date (Friday of every week). Send copy for Personnel Placement adver- tising to: SCIENCE, Room 207 1515 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, D.C. 20005 Replies to blind ads should be addressed as follows: Box (give number) SC I ENCE 1515 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, D.C. 20005 ! IIIIBIIIBIIll|IIlIIIII POSITIONS WANTED IlIDI1IDDII|II| Aquatic Ecologist/Ichthyologist. Ph.D. 1968. Pub- lications. Experience teaching introductory courses, ichthyology, and multidisciplinary courses. Re- search experience in temperate streams, estuaries, and tropical nearshore ecosystems. Some consult- ing experience. Box 527, SCIENCE. X Biochemical Editing. Library research, preparation and editing biochemical manuscripts. Have M.S. in biochemistry and 20 years of laboratory ex- perience in nucleic acid and steroid/protein fields. Publications. Desire New York City location. Box 528, SCIENCE. 12/6 Biostatistician. M.S., M.P.H. Desires epidemio- logical, sociological, clinical trials research. Computer-oriented. New York metropolitan area. Box 485, SCIENCE. X Botanist. Ph.D. Background in chemosystematics and numerical taxonomy. Publications. Desires teaching and/or research position. Available im- mediately or fall 1975. Box 529, SCIENCE. X Estuarine-Marine Ecologist. Ph.D. Desires respon- sible academic or industry position. Research in Atlantic and Gulf Coast estuaries; lab, field re- search in shrimp biology; 2 years of experience in Latin American fisheries. Publications. Box 530, SCIENCE. X Wanted: small undergraduate college where broad- ly trained Geneticist (Ph.D., 1965) can contribute to innovative program. Background in curriculum planning, modular teaching, interdisciplinary ap- proaches. Two years postdoctoral, 16 years pro- fessional experience. Available September 1975. Box 510, SCIENCE. 11/29 Historian of Science. Recent publications in neu- roanatomy, physiological psychology, and medical history. College instructor 5 years in biology, geology, astronomy, and history of science. Seeks full or part time summer or fall 1973. Prefers New York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania. Com- munity colleges welcomed, especially for develop- ing courses for nonscience majors re science requirements. (201) 251-5197. Microbiologist (Ph.D.), Veterinarian (D.V.M.). Wide experience in tumor biology, immunology, therapy. Numerous publications. Seeks academic, institutional research, administration, or teaching. Box 531, SCIENCE. 12/6 Experienced research Micropaleontologist (Ph.D.) seeks position in New Jersey area. Background inclLides oceanography, geology, and marine biol- ogy. R6sume (including publications list) sent upon request. All replies strictly confidential. 253 Sherwood Avenue. Trenton (Mercerville). N.J. 08609. X I QUEENS COLLEGE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Assistant Professor position available for 1975/76 academic year, with possibility of reappointment. Ph.D. reqtuired. Send curriculum vitae to Chair- man, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Queens College, Flushing, N.Y. 11136. An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Eniployer YALE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Assistant Professor of wildlife ecology and man- agement to teach and carry on research in an endowed graduate-level program emphasizing ter- restrial ecosystems. Ph.D. required. Salary com- mensurate with experience. Deadline for submitting applications 1 February 1975. Yale University is an Equal Opportun1ity/Affirmativ e A ction institu- tion which offers special encourage,tient to wom1en and miniority grouips. Send applications and resumes to: Professor R. S. Miller, School of For- estry and Environmental Studies, Yale University, 205 Prospect Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06511. Telephone 203-436-8643. Personnel PlacementI STATE OF KUWAIT KUWAIT UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC POSTS FOR 1975-1976 Applications are invited for the posts of lectur- ers, assistant professors, and professors. Contracts start on 1 September 1975, for 2 years, renewable for a further period of 4 years if convenient to both applicant and university. Applicants should be (i) holders of an aca- demic post at present in an accredited university or research center and (ii) Ph.D. holders. Application and curriculum vitae forms with particulars of salary and other matters are ob- tainable from Kuwait Embassies in Washington, D.C. (Suite 158, 4301 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20008) and London (Cultural Attache Office, Al-Jahra House, 3 Stratford Place, London, England, WIN 9AE), or from Kuwait University, Kuwait. Completed applications, to- gether with a copy of the candidate's publications, must be received by Kuwait University, Kuwait, not later than 15 December 1974. Those who applied last year and this year can renew their applications by writing to the University. Canididate is also entitled to the following priv- ileges: (i) annual return air tickets to his country would be provided to him, his wife, and three of his children not exceeding the age of 20, and (ii) free furnished accommodation with water and electric supplics. FACULTY OF SCIENCE Mathematics: (i) Applied math, (ii) PuLre math, and (iii) Computer science. Physics: Theoretical Physics: (i) Solid-state physics. (ii) Atomic physics, (iii) High-energy physics-elemnentary particles experimental physics: (iv) Laser physics, (v) Atmospheric physics, (vi) Geophysics-Astrophysics, (vii) Electronics, and (viii) Experimental physicist (with good expe- rience in setting up and developing undergraduate physics laboratories in addition to a research in- terest in one field of experimental physics). Chemistry: (i) Biochemistry, (ii) Inorganic chem- istry, (iii) Physical chemistry, (iv) Organic chem- istry, and (v) Analytical chemistry. Botany: (i) Virology (plant), (ii) Molecular biol- ogy, (iii) Applied microbiology, (iv) Plant breed- ing or plant genetics, (v) Plant biochemistry, (vi) Phytochemistry, and (vii) Physiological ecology. Zoology: (i) Marine ichthyology, (ii) Marine physiology, (iii) Marine ecology, (iv) Marine fish- eries and mariculture, (v) Oceanography, (vi) Im- munology, (vii) Histology and histochemistry, and (viii) Marine parasitology. Geology: (i) Environmental geology, (ii) Com- puter science in geology, (iii) X-ray crystallog- raphy, (iv) Geohydrology, and (v) Marine geology. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOMETRICS UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA Applicants are being sought for the above posi- tion to help in formulating experimental design and analytical methods and to assist in develop- ment of simulation models for a wide range of research topics dealing with arctic and subarctic ecosystems in Alaska. The applicant must have the Ph.D. degree. Preference will be given for postdoctoral, environmental, and northern re- search experience. The successful candidate will be expected to participate in independent and co- operative research programs with other Univer- sity faculty, to assist in graduate student training, and to develop support through grants and con- ti acts. Salary is dependent on qualifications and experience. Qualified applicants should send cur- riculum vitae and have three letters of reference sent to: Dr. Keith Van Cleve, Institute of Arctic Biology, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701. The University of Alaska is an Equal Op- portunity Emiployer; women and members of mi- ntorit groups alre encouraged to apply. Neurobiologist. M.S. Seeks research position. In- terested in physical and chemical correlates of abnormal behavior: especially schizophrenia. Rele- vant backgrotund. Box 532, SCIENCE. X 29 NOVEMBER 1974 - ||||||||||||||POSITIONS WANTED |||||||||||| Physiologist. M.S. (January 1975). Experience and degree in clinical respiratory therapy. Research experience in pulmonary mechanics. Publications pending on work of breathing, and phonopneu- mographv. Currently supervisor in hyperbaric medicine unit. Seeking teaching or clinical teach- iilg-research situations. Box 533, SCIENCE. X POSlTIONS OPEN||||||||||||||||| ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (September 1975) The primary responsibility will be to teach in- troductory general biology. A candidate should have a Ph.D. and a good background in aquatic botany and/or plant physiology. It is expected that the candidate will conduct research and de- velop graduate and undergraduate courses in the speciality. Send rusume and names of two refer- ences to: Dr. R. H. Rhodes, Chairman, Depart- ment of Biological Sciences, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck, New Jersey 07666. Ani Equtal Opportunity/Afjlrmative Action Employer. - A position in Cell Biology at the Assistant Pro- feEsor level is available in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Delaware. Candidates are expected to establish an inde- pendent research program and to teach at the undergraduate and graduate level. Postdoctoral experience is desirable. The position can become available as early as February 1975. Inquiries should be accompanied by curriculum vitae and reprints of past work, and should be addressed to Dr. Jacques J. Pene, Department of Biologi- cal Sciences, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware 19711. The UniversitY of Delaware is an Equal Op- portutnity Employer anid doe.s not discriminate on the basis of sex, religion or itational origin. ASTROPHYSICS POSITION AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY The Physics Department of New York Uni- versity in the Fall of 1975 expects to have a factulty position for an astrophysicist. Although the position would normally be at the assistant professor level, a more senior appointment may be possible for a highly qualified individual. A theoretical astrophysicist would probably be ap- pointed, but observers with suitable programs shotuld also feel free to apply. Candidates iosuist be able to conduct research of significance and to contribute strongly in the department's under- graduate teaching program. Applications should be suLbmitted to Professor E. L. Schucking, Chair- man of the Search Committee, 4 Washington Place, New York, N.Y. 10003. NYC is atn equial opportunity, affirm1ativ e action employer. 851 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Division of Health Sciences. M.D. or Ph.D. with teaching and research experience in the patho- physiology of Embryology, Growth, and Devel- opment. Training in pathology, physiology, or endocrinology and metabolism would be applica- ble. Position would require teaching in under- graduate and graduate human pathology and pathophysiology. Inquiries should be sent to: Dr. Dorothy H. Henneman, Division of Health Sciences, University of Delaware, Newark, Dela- ware 19711. The University of Delaware is an Equal Opportunity, Affirnmativ e Action Employer. POSlllttlllt0lITlIONS OPEN ||||||||||||1 ACADEMIC OPENING The Department of Chemistry of Yale Univer- sity is seeking applications for appointment to our faculty at the Assistant Professor level in inorganic chemistry. The appointment would be- come effective in the 1975-76 academic year. Expertise in x-ray crystallography is required; however, a research program in structural chem- istry should complement a program in another subdiscipline, such as bioinorganic or organo- metallic chemistry. Yale has an active Affirmative Action Progrant and we are especially interested in mninority group or femlale candidates who meet the above criteria. Candidates should request referees to write and should send a curriculum vitae, a list of publica- tions, brief summaries of predoctoral and any postdoctoral research, and a brief outline of pro- posed research projects to the Chairman, Depart- ment of Chemistry, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut 06520. Applications should be sent promptly, preferably by 31 December 1974, to assuLre consideration.
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It is requested that only those employerswho will not discriminate on the basis ofrace, sex, religion, color, or national originsubmit positions open advertising.POSITION WANTED: 400 per word, mini-mum charge $10. Use of Box Numbercounts as 10 additional words. Paymentin advance is required. These rates applyto individuals only. Personnel agencies andcompanies take display rate for all adver-tising.
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COPY for ads must reach SCIENCE 4 weeksbefore issue date (Friday of every week).Send copy for Personnel Placement adver-tising to:
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IIIIBIIIBIIll|IIlIIIII POSITIONS WANTED IlIDI1IDDII|II|Aquatic Ecologist/Ichthyologist. Ph.D. 1968. Pub-lications. Experience teaching introductory courses,ichthyology, and multidisciplinary courses. Re-search experience in temperate streams, estuaries,and tropical nearshore ecosystems. Some consult-ing experience. Box 527, SCIENCE. X
Biochemical Editing. Library research, preparationand editing biochemical manuscripts. Have M.S.in biochemistry and 20 years of laboratory ex-perience in nucleic acid and steroid/protein fields.Publications. Desire New York City location.Box 528, SCIENCE. 12/6
Biostatistician. M.S., M.P.H. Desires epidemio-logical, sociological, clinical trials research.Computer-oriented. New York metropolitan area.Box 485, SCIENCE. X
Botanist. Ph.D. Background in chemosystematicsand numerical taxonomy. Publications. Desiresteaching and/or research position. Available im-mediately or fall 1975. Box 529, SCIENCE. X
Estuarine-Marine Ecologist. Ph.D. Desires respon-sible academic or industry position. Research inAtlantic and Gulf Coast estuaries; lab, field re-search in shrimp biology; 2 years of experiencein Latin American fisheries. Publications. Box530, SCIENCE. X
Wanted: small undergraduate college where broad-ly trained Geneticist (Ph.D., 1965) can contributeto innovative program. Background in curriculumplanning, modular teaching, interdisciplinary ap-proaches. Two years postdoctoral, 16 years pro-fessional experience. Available September 1975.Box 510, SCIENCE. 11/29
Historian of Science. Recent publications in neu-roanatomy, physiological psychology, and medicalhistory. College instructor 5 years in biology,geology, astronomy, and history of science. Seeksfull or part time summer or fall 1973. PrefersNew York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania. Com-munity colleges welcomed, especially for develop-ing courses for nonscience majors re sciencerequirements. (201) 251-5197.
Microbiologist (Ph.D.), Veterinarian (D.V.M.).Wide experience in tumor biology, immunology,therapy. Numerous publications. Seeks academic,institutional research, administration, or teaching.Box 531, SCIENCE. 12/6
Experienced research Micropaleontologist (Ph.D.)seeks position in New Jersey area. BackgroundinclLides oceanography, geology, and marine biol-ogy. R6sume (including publications list) sentupon request. All replies strictly confidential. 253Sherwood Avenue. Trenton (Mercerville). N.J.08609. X
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QUEENS COLLEGE OF THECITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
Assistant Professor position available for 1975/76academic year, with possibility of reappointment.Ph.D. reqtuired. Send curriculum vitae to Chair-man, Department of Earth and EnvironmentalSciences, Queens College, Flushing, N.Y. 11136.
An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Eniployer
YALE SCHOOL OFFORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Assistant Professor of wildlife ecology and man-agement to teach and carry on research in anendowed graduate-level program emphasizing ter-restrial ecosystems. Ph.D. required. Salary com-mensurate with experience. Deadline for submittingapplications 1 February 1975. Yale University isan Equal Opportun1ity/Affirmativ e A ction institu-tion which offers special encourage,tient to wom1enand miniority grouips. Send applications andresumes to: Professor R. S. Miller, School of For-estry and Environmental Studies, Yale University,205 Prospect Street, New Haven, Connecticut06511. Telephone 203-436-8643.
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STATE OF KUWAITKUWAIT UNIVERSITY
ACADEMIC POSTS FOR 1975-1976
Applications are invited for the posts of lectur-ers, assistant professors, and professors. Contractsstart on 1 September 1975, for 2 years, renewablefor a further period of 4 years if convenient toboth applicant and university.
Applicants should be (i) holders of an aca-demic post at present in an accredited universityor research center and (ii) Ph.D. holders.
Application and curriculum vitae forms withparticulars of salary and other matters are ob-tainable from Kuwait Embassies in Washington,D.C. (Suite 158, 4301 Connecticut Avenue, NW,Washington, D.C. 20008) and London (CulturalAttache Office, Al-Jahra House, 3 Stratford Place,London, England, WIN 9AE), or from KuwaitUniversity, Kuwait. Completed applications, to-gether with a copy of the candidate's publications,must be received by Kuwait University, Kuwait,not later than 15 December 1974. Those whoapplied last year and this year can renew theirapplications by writing to the University.
Canididate is also entitled to the following priv-ileges: (i) annual return air tickets to his countrywould be provided to him, his wife, and three ofhis children not exceeding the age of 20, and (ii)free furnished accommodation with water andelectric supplics.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Mathematics: (i) Applied math, (ii) PuLre math,and (iii) Computer science.
Physics: Theoretical Physics: (i) Solid-statephysics. (ii) Atomic physics, (iii) High-energyphysics-elemnentary particles experimental physics:(iv) Laser physics, (v) Atmospheric physics, (vi)Geophysics-Astrophysics, (vii) Electronics, and(viii) Experimental physicist (with good expe-rience in setting up and developing undergraduatephysics laboratories in addition to a research in-terest in one field of experimental physics).
Chemistry: (i) Biochemistry, (ii) Inorganic chem-istry, (iii) Physical chemistry, (iv) Organic chem-istry, and (v) Analytical chemistry.
Botany: (i) Virology (plant), (ii) Molecular biol-ogy, (iii) Applied microbiology, (iv) Plant breed-ing or plant genetics, (v) Plant biochemistry, (vi)Phytochemistry, and (vii) Physiological ecology.
Zoology: (i) Marine ichthyology, (ii) Marinephysiology, (iii) Marine ecology, (iv) Marine fish-eries and mariculture, (v) Oceanography, (vi) Im-munology, (vii) Histology and histochemistry, and(viii) Marine parasitology.
Geology: (i) Environmental geology, (ii) Com-puter science in geology, (iii) X-ray crystallog-raphy, (iv) Geohydrology, and (v) Marine geology.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOMETRICSUNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
Applicants are being sought for the above posi-tion to help in formulating experimental designand analytical methods and to assist in develop-ment of simulation models for a wide range ofresearch topics dealing with arctic and subarcticecosystems in Alaska. The applicant must havethe Ph.D. degree. Preference will be given forpostdoctoral, environmental, and northern re-search experience. The successful candidate willbe expected to participate in independent and co-operative research programs with other Univer-sity faculty, to assist in graduate student training,and to develop support through grants and con-ti acts. Salary is dependent on qualifications andexperience. Qualified applicants should send cur-riculum vitae and have three letters of referencesent to: Dr. Keith Van Cleve, Institute of ArcticBiology, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska99701. The University of Alaska is an Equal Op-portunity Emiployer; women and members of mi-ntorit groups alre encouraged to apply.
Neurobiologist. M.S. Seeks research position. In-terested in physical and chemical correlates ofabnormal behavior: especially schizophrenia. Rele-vant backgrotund. Box 532, SCIENCE. X
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Physiologist. M.S. (January 1975). Experience anddegree in clinical respiratory therapy. Researchexperience in pulmonary mechanics. Publicationspending on work of breathing, and phonopneu-mographv. Currently supervisor in hyperbaricmedicine unit. Seeking teaching or clinical teach-iilg-research situations. Box 533, SCIENCE. X
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR(September 1975)
The primary responsibility will be to teach in-troductory general biology. A candidate shouldhave a Ph.D. and a good background in aquaticbotany and/or plant physiology. It is expectedthat the candidate will conduct research and de-velop graduate and undergraduate courses in thespeciality. Send rusume and names of two refer-ences to: Dr. R. H. Rhodes, Chairman, Depart-ment of Biological Sciences, Fairleigh DickinsonUniversity, Teaneck, New Jersey 07666. Ani EqutalOpportunity/Afjlrmative Action Employer.
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A position in Cell Biology at the Assistant Pro-feEsor level is available in the Department ofBiological Sciences at the University of Delaware.
Candidates are expected to establish an inde-pendent research program and to teach at theundergraduate and graduate level. Postdoctoralexperience is desirable. The position can becomeavailable as early as February 1975. Inquiriesshould be accompanied by curriculum vitae andreprints of past work, and should be addressedto Dr. Jacques J. Pene, Department of Biologi-cal Sciences, University of Delaware, Newark,Delaware 19711.The UniversitY of Delaware is an Equal Op-
portutnity Employer anid doe.s not discriminate onthe basis of sex, religion or itational origin.
ASTROPHYSICS POSITION ATNEW YORK UNIVERSITY
The Physics Department of New York Uni-versity in the Fall of 1975 expects to have afactulty position for an astrophysicist. Althoughthe position would normally be at the assistantprofessor level, a more senior appointment maybe possible for a highly qualified individual. Atheoretical astrophysicist would probably be ap-pointed, but observers with suitable programsshotuld also feel free to apply. Candidates iosuistbe able to conduct research of significance andto contribute strongly in the department's under-graduate teaching program. Applications shouldbe suLbmitted to Professor E. L. Schucking, Chair-man of the Search Committee, 4 WashingtonPlace, New York, N.Y. 10003. NYC is atn equialopportunity, affirm1ativ e action employer.
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSORDivision of Health Sciences. M.D. or Ph.D. withteaching and research experience in the patho-physiology of Embryology, Growth, and Devel-opment. Training in pathology, physiology, orendocrinology and metabolism would be applica-ble. Position would require teaching in under-graduate and graduate human pathology andpathophysiology. Inquiries should be sent to:Dr. Dorothy H. Henneman, Division of HealthSciences, University of Delaware, Newark, Dela-ware 19711. The University of Delaware is anEqual Opportunity, Affirnmative Action Employer.
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ACADEMIC OPENINGThe Department of Chemistry of Yale Univer-
sity is seeking applications for appointment toour faculty at the Assistant Professor level ininorganic chemistry. The appointment would be-come effective in the 1975-76 academic year.Expertise in x-ray crystallography is required;however, a research program in structural chem-istry should complement a program in anothersubdiscipline, such as bioinorganic or organo-metallic chemistry.
Yale has an active Affirmative Action Prograntand we are especially interested in mninority groupor femlale candidates who meet the above criteria.
Candidates should request referees to write andshould send a curriculum vitae, a list of publica-tions, brief summaries of predoctoral and anypostdoctoral research, and a brief outline of pro-posed research projects to the Chairman, Depart-ment of Chemistry, Yale University, New Haven,Connecticut 06520. Applications should be sentpromptly, preferably by 31 December 1974, toassuLre consideration.
BIOCHEMISTA position at the rank of Assistant Professor
is available in the Department of Biochemistry,College of Medicine. University of Saskatchewan.Applicants must have a Ph.D. and/or M.D. de-gree. Training and interests in the area of pro-tein chemistry or physical biochemistry are prefer-able but not essential. Duties will include re-search and teaching of biochemistry to Linder-graduate and graduate students. Effective dateof appointment is I July 1975. Salary will becommensurate with experience and training. Sendcurriculum vitae and names of three referees to:Dr. J. D. Wood, Head, Department of Biochem-istry, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon,Saskatchewan, Canada.
BIOENGINEERThe Department of Engineering Sciences ot the
College of Engineering of the University ofFlorida invites applications for a Professorship inEngineering Sciences in the specialized area ofbiomechanics. The position is authorized as partof a Board of Regents Program of Distinction inBioengineering in the College of Engineerinig.The salary is negotiable, and an appointment isis to he made on or before 15 September 1975.Applicants should send complete biograplhicalresumes hefore January 1975 to Knox Millsaps,Chairman, Departnment of Engineering Sciences,University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611.Ant Eqiial OpportunitY, AfJirinative Actioni Eiployet
SANDOZ'S flospital SuLpplies Section is seek-ing BIOENGINEERS for its new Research Or-ganization in Salt Lake City, Utah. A Ph.D.Jegree or equlivalent experience is required.
N Chemical Engineer (or related) to hiead uLp0 Lir Mass-Transfer Laboratory. Experience in de-sign of membranie devices foi- biologicall applica-tion is mandatory.
- Experimental Physicist to manage OLr C al-diopulmonary uIIlit. Biological sensors ,in(l s stcmndesign are emphasized.> Physiologist with experiencc in hematology
to bc responisible for testing prototypes and ma-tcrials in vitro and in vivo.Wc are a growing mulltinational seotioli ot
SANDOZ, INC., seeking result-oriented experi-cnced scientists. Send detailed resume with salaryilcquiremcnts to Dr. S. Gagneux, Sandoz Hospi-tal Supplies Research, 1233 Wilmington Avenue,Salt Lake City, Utalh 84106.
I)EPARTMENT OF BOTANY
I heCCollege of Biological Scicnces. I hc OhioStatc University, inivites qualified applicants toapply for the following four facuLlty positionis:
(i) Assistant or Associate Professor, ecology(physiological oi- community); (ii) Assistanit oiAssociate Profcssor, plant ultrastructure; (iii) As-sistant Pi-ofessor, structuLral botany (anatomy aindmorphology of vascular plants), and (iv) AssistantProfessor, reproductive biology. Candidate muLsthold the Ph.D. and be interested in teachinlg atboth the tindergraduLate and graduate levcls anidin developing a strong research program in his/her specialty. Appointments will be for 9 months,bcginining October 1975. Salary range: Assist-ant Pi-ofessors $12,500 to $14,000; AssociateProfessors $14,500 to $16,000. Candidates shotuldsuLbmit a complete curriculum vitae inclutdingrcprints of puLblished papers and at least threeletters of recommendation to Dr. N. Taylor,Chairman, Department of Botany, College ofBiological Sciences, The Ohio State University,1735 Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210. Dead-line for receipt of all materials is Januars1975. Atn Affiruiatii e Action Employer.
DEPAR1IMENT OF BOTANYU NIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEVApplicationis are invited for anl aniticipaited
opening at the levcl of Assistant Professor inBotany. The teaching and research interests ofthe candidate shouLld be in the area of Plant CellBiology. Competence in the areas of planit bio-chemistrv. plant physiology, or molecuLlar biologywould be additionally desirable. The successfulcandidate will teach a course in plant cell biol-ogy, contribuLte to the teaching of general biologyor botaity, and develop a graduate teaching andresearch program. Applicants should suLbmit theniames anid addresses of three referees. anid sendctirrictIlIim vitiae (including relevant course work).bibliography with copies of publications, and asummary of teaching and research objectives toRussell L. Jones, Chairman, Search Committee,Department of Botany, University of California,Berkeley, California 94720. The Unii ersitv of('aliformtia i.s aot Equ,/al Opportunitil/AffirmativA4 itirmn Empiolvrit.
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BIOCHEMIST-POSTDOCTORALPosition available immediately for Ph.D. in bio-chemistry or microbiology to participate in re-search on synthesis and modification of nucleicacids. Experience in enzymology or nucleic acidbiochemistry required. Salary $12,800 to $14,000depending on qualifications. Send resume andnames of two references to: Dr. Elsie Wainfan,The Greater New York Blood Program, 310 East67 St., New York, N.Y. 10021. An Equal Op-rirtyiEiit mLploYer.
BIOCHEMISTRY CHAIRMAN
Applications are invited for the chairmanship ofthe Department of Biochemistry of the Universityof Louisville Health Sciences Center. Responsibil-itics include quality programs of instruction inimiedical, dental, and graduate biochemistry. Fullcons.uirleration will he given to all qualified candi-(lates in accordance with the University's Affirma-tive Action Programt. Send curriculum vitae andreferences to Dr. R. D. Higginbotham, Chairman,Biochemistry Search Committee, University ofLouisville Health Sciences Center, School ofMedicine, Louisville, Kentucky 40201.
CHAIRPERSON
Applications oi- niominations are itnvited througlhI(l January 1975 for the position of Professor and5. hairperson of the Department of VeterinaryPathology and Microbiology. Applicants mustpossess the Ph.D. and D.V.M. degrees, have ad-ministrative experience, and demonstrated com-petence in teaching and research. Correspondenceshouild be addrcssed to: Dr. Richard Wescott,Chairman, Search Committee, College of Veteri-nary Medicine, Washington State University,Pullman, Washington 99163. An equtal opportitnityuttn affirotiaiii e actiotn eomployer.
I lie ChLmistry D)epartment at the University ofCalifornia. Irvine, is recruiting for a faculty posi-tion in the field of BIOPHYSICAL CHEM-ISTRY at the assistant professor level or, if ap-propriatec at at higher level. Interested applicantsshoLld send a curriculum vitae with a detaileddcscription of both research and teaching inter-ests. The applicant shotuld also arrange for thestibmissiotl of threc letters of recommendation.A pplicationt frontt quialified candidates areir eltottie; minorities anid vomeni are encouiragedto applY. Send applications to M. Wolfsberg,Chemistry Department, University of California,Irvine, California 92664.
Ini .iccordatrce with policy of Staniford Uni-s/ersits. the l)epaitment of Dermatology of Stan-lorld University School of Medicinie invites ap-plications ftor quialified candidates in the field ofDERMATOLOGY. Candidates muLst have passedthe Dermatology Boards, as well as completedtrlining in dermatology at an accredited institol-ioin Additional specialty training, including re-
sc.trchi cxpcrience. is desirable..Stantford Uiiiier.sitt has a jacultj affirmativte
iciiont pro,iramt. Interested candidates are re-quiestcd to suibnmit their curriculunm vitae toDr. Eugene NM. Farber, Professor and Chairman,Department of Dermatology, Stanford UniversitySchool of Medicine, Stanford, California 94305.
[EtVELOPMENTAL GENETICISTA>sistant Professorship available 18 August
1975. Applicants should have Ph.D. and sub-si.tntial trainitig in genetics and animal develop-mcnt. C andidate should have interest in graduate.ttd tinulergradutate teaching and be active in*reseairchi. Send resume, including traniscripts andthrec lctters of t-eference, to Dr. W. H. Darden,Chairnman, Department of Biology, Box 1927,University of Alabama, University, Alabama35486. Deadline for receipt of completed ap-plications is 23 l)ecember 1974.
.ii Eqiial Opporiumiiti /A ffirmatiie A uoti IAioiEpor
E lIHOLOG;lISlAssistait lProtcssor of Zoology. Applicationis areitivited from ethologists for fall 1975 to teaclhsciior and graduLate couLrses in ethology anddirect graduate research. Additional teaching inothet areas in zoology will be required. Excel-lent facilities for bioacoustics are available. SendcutrricLilum vitae, statement of area of interest.andticames of three persons for letters of recom-mendation to: W. M. Schleidt, Department ofZoology, University of Maryland, College Park,Md. 20742, by 31 December 1974. Affirotatii e-ittiOiJ Fqual OpporttntitY EmploYer.
ASSISTANT RESEARCHBIOMEDICAL ENGINEER
Graint-supported research position open inCardiovascular Research Institute, University ofCalifornia, San Francisco. Applications especiallyinvited frsoti women and ethnic mrlinority personswith Ph.D. and/or M.D. degree to work full-time in development and application of non-invasive cardiopulmonary methods in clinical phys-iology. Salary according to University scale; atpresent it is $15,108 per annum. Send curriculumvitae and three references to M. B. Mcllroy,1315-M University of California, San Francisco.California 94143.
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON
For tundergraduate and graduate department.Required capabilities: leadership of teaching andresearch programs, executive skill.
Addrcss letter of inquiry and resume to DeanWarren Ilchman, College of Liberal Arts, BostonUniversity, 725 Commonwealth Avenue, BostonMass. 02215. Ani Affirmative Action Equal Op-portititi, Emitploryer.
DEVELOPMENT BIOLOGY-GENETICSApplications are invited for a faculty positionl
in developmental biology and genetics effectiveSeptember 1975. Primary interest in undergrad-uLate teaching. Ability to supervise the premedicalprogiam desirable but not essential. Send resumesto Dr. E. T. Handelman, Chairman, Science Divi-s'ion, Simon's Rock, Great Barrington, Mass. 01230.Sittion.s Rock is ati Equial Opportunitr Emtploertw it/h ant A ffirniative A (tion Program
DIRECTOR'I'ROPICAL MEDICINE CENTER
Applications are invited for the position oflDirector of a Tropical Medicine Center beingdeveloped at The Johns Hopkins University. Theapplicants muLst have demonstrated competence inindependetnt research in some aspect of the field.Teaching and administrative skills are also im-portant. Overseas experience is considered de-sirable is is an M.D. degree, thouLgh neither isan absoluLte requirement. The Center Directorwill have the responsibility for providing coordi-nation of the activities of the variouls departmentsof the University which have interest in (i) thedevelopment of tropical medicine training pro-grams for clinicians and scientists and (ii) stimu-latinga initerdepartmental and multidisciplinary re-search projects or programs. The Director willbe given a departmental academic appointment atan appropriate rank and will have the opportunityto conduLct research and participate in teaching.Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae.namcs of thlice or more references, and a bibliog-raphy to: Dr. Harry Woolf, Provost, The JohnsHopkins University, Charles and 34th Streets,Baltimore, Maryland 21218. An Eqial Opportitnittotnd A ffirm tivie Action Eniployer.
D)IRECTOR OF ACADEMIC CLINICAI,PHARMACOLOGY CENTER,
THE UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN MEDICAL SCHOOL
Qualifications: Applicant should have acadcmic.medical, and research credentials to qualify fotsenior faculty appointments in both a clinicaldepat-tmeilt and the Department of Pharmacology.Experience in investigational clinical pharmacol-ogy is essential; administrative experience is de-si rablc.
Responid by 31 December 1974 to: Chairmani,Search Committee, M7316 Medical Science 1,University of Michigan Medical School, 1335Catherine Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104.
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DIRECTORINSTITUTE OF ARCTIC BIOLOGY
AND HEALTH RESEARCHUiNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
FAIRBANKSThe University of Alaska is seeking ap-
plications and nominations for the positionof Director of one of its major institutes.MinimuLm qualifications are an earned doc-torate in natuLral science or health sciencesand demonstratted potential to direct andadminister a research unit with a six-figuire budget.The Universitv is ati Equial Opportuinity
Etmtployer: womten and members of minor-itt groups are epicoitraged to apply.For further information, address the
Office of the Vice President for Research,University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska99701.
POSITIONS OPEN .111 --- - - - I I POSITIONS OPEN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllilljllllllI POSITIONSOPEN
II1iIIIiIIlIllh0|l POSI I:1POSIIIONS OPEN IIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIBI lIIIIIIIIIIII1IHIHIIII POSITIONS OPEN j j Ii flIIIIIIIPOSITIONS OPEN IIiDEPARTMENT HEAD
Applications are invited for the position ofProfessor and Department Head of Oceanog-raphy with appointment to begin I September1975. The Department has active teaching andresearch programs in Biological, Chemical, Geo-logical, Geophysical, and Physical Oceanography,with a faculty and profcssional staff of 36, ap-proximately 60 support personnel, and an en-rollment of more than 10t graduate students.Annual outside rescarch funding is about $2.5million. Facilities include a 165-foot researchvessel, a research stubmersiblc, a new buildingwith modern laboratories, and a dockside stag-ing area in Galveston. Applicants should submitcuLrriculum vitae to: Professor Robert 0. Reid,Co-Chairman, Search Committee, College of Geo.sciences, Texas A&M University, College Station,Texas 77843. Atn Equtal Opportunity, Affirmatii eAi tion Employer.
EPIDEMIOLOGIST ORHEALTH EFFECTS SCIENTIST;
SYSTEMS ORPOPULATION ECOLOGIST
Ph.D., staff and postdoctoral positions in aniew program. Send cuLrricuLlum vitae to Mr.Ronald A. Johns, Professional Placement De-partment, Argonne National Laboratory, 9700South Cass Avenue, Argonne, Illinois 60439.
Atn Eiliial Opportunity Employer, Male/Female
FLEC'[RON MICROSCOPIST
Challenging position as tcchnical assistant in re-scarch in our Department of Biochemistry. Musthave 2 or 3 years of experience in basic tech-niques of clectron microscopy. Familiarity withbiochemical and histochemical methods desirable.C ompetitive salary. Excellent benefits and work-ing conditions. Please send rescium to: Mrs. S.Lawrence, Personnel, College of Medicine andDentistry of New Jersey-Rutgers Medical School,Piscataway, N.J. 08854. Ant Equial OpportunitYEmployer.
THE FACULTY OF MEDICINEOF
MIEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OFNEWFOUNDLAND
Will appoint an Endocrinologist to its BasicSciences Division in 1975. Individuals with re-search interests in metabolic regulation, neuro-endocrinology, or membrane studies will be con-sidered.
Interested applicants should send resume andnames of three references to: Dr. Bruce H. Sells,Laboratories of Molecular Biology, Faculty ofMedicine, Memorial University of Newfoundland,St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, before 15December 1974.
FACULTY POSITION
Applications are invited for a faculty appoint-ment in the Department of Medical Microbiology,College of Medicine, at the assistant professorlevel. Responsibilities include teaching medicalvirology, immunology, or the properties andcontrol of infectious agents for graduate andmedical students. Research may be in areas otherthan those represented by the teaching assignment,but shouild be fundamental biochemical or geneticstudies in areas of immunology or microbiologywith medical orientation. Applicants with sub-stantial training or research experience in severalareas of biochemistry and microbiology are pre-ferred. Postdoctoral experience is requircd.Candidates would be expected to develop astrong rescarch program. Applications froamwomen atnd mtiltority group candidates are en-cotiraged. Send curriculum vitae and referencesto:
Dr. Paul S. SypherdDepartment of Medical Microbiology
College of MedicineUniversity of California, Irvine
Irvine, Calif. 92664
The Thomas C. Jenkins Department of Biophys-ics at the Johns Hopkins University is recruitingfor a facuLlty position at the ASSISTANT PRO-FESSOR LEVEL IN THE FIELD OF NEURO.BIOLOGY. Applications from qualified candi-dates are welcome. Applicants shotuld send a cur-ricuLlum vitae, with a detailed description of bothresearch and teaching interests and names ofthree people, fi-om whom letters of recommenda-tion can be obtained, to Michael Beer, Depart-ment of Biophysics, Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore, Maryland 21218.
29 NOVENMBER 1974
GROSS ANATOMIST
Applications are invited from quLalified personswith Ph.D. and/or M.D. degrees for an assistantor associate professorship in the Section of GrossAnatomy, Department of Surgery, Yale UniversitySchool of Medicine, New Haven, Conn. Theprincipal teaching duty will be to instruct medicalstudents in Gross Anatomy. Candidates shouldalso have demonstrated capacity for originalresearch. Send applications, curriculum vitae,publications list, important reprints, and letters ofrecommendation to Dr. Thomas R. Forbes, Sec-tion of Gross Anatomy, Department of Surgery,School of Medicine, Yale University, New Haven,Conn. 06510. An Equial Opportinitsll/AfirtiatireAc tion Emoploi er.
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsApplications are inivited from established scientists foir position of
DIRECTOR in a rapidly developing 31/2-year-old, well-equipped andstaffed teaching/research Laboratory. Candidates should have a dis-tinguished reputation in a Marine Biological or Geological area appli-cable to teaching/research in a field situation. University or Laboratoryadministrative exper ience is equally important along with leadershipability necessary to deal with a wide range of responsibilities.The West Indies Laboratory is committed to year-round teaching
(undergraduate/graduate), Visiting Group Program, and research op-portunities for all levels of scientists. Salary dependent upon qualifi-cations.
Send curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation or names andphone numbers of three references to:
Dr. Joseph Green, Vice-President for Academic Affairs
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITYRutherford, New Jersey 07070
An equal opportunty/oaffirmative action employer, MIF
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FACULTY POSITIONSUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
AT SANTA BARBARA, DEPARTMENTOF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
AQUATIC BIOLOGY: Assistant professorship,I January 1975 or later. Teaching of undergraduateand graduLate courses, primarily in aquatic biology(witlh emphasis on limnology and freshwaterzoology). Appointee's research interests to lieprimarily in zooplankton biology, aquatic ecologyand secondary productivity.BIOLOGY OF HOST-PARASITE RELATION-
SHIPS: Assistant professorship, I July 1975.Teaching of graduate and undergraduate coursesprimarily in zoology, organismal biology, and/orpopulation biology. Modern scholar of host-para-site relationships being sought, with researchinterests in one or more specialty areas inaninial parasitology and/or protozoology expectedto complement diverse, ongoing research onprotist models of eukai-yotes. and/or aqutaticterrcstrial ecology.PLANT ECOLOGY: Two faculty positions,
July 1975. Assistant professor in one case; may besenior faculty in the other case. Both appointees toteach undergraduLate and graduate courses, pri-marily in botany, environmental biology, and/orpopulation biology. Appointees are expected tocomplemcnt each other in terms of their inde-pendent research specialization in physiologicalecology and community ecology, respectively.APPLICATIONS with curriculum vitae, list of
publications, names of references and sLImmary ofrcsearch interests should be sent to: Chairman, De-partment of Biological Sciences, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara, California 93106. Let-ters of refercnce should not be sent until re-quLested. Applicatiotis fromtt womzen and mnemihersof ininorit' grolups are encouiraged. Thle Universitsof Califormbia i. ani Affirmnatiive Actiott Employer.
DEPARTMENT HEAD
Applications are invited for the position ofHead, Department of Meteorology at Texas A&MUniversity. The department consists of 13 facultymembers and approximately 160 undergraduateand graduate stLidenits. Candidate muLst have Ph.D.degree, academic, and research experience inatmospheric scicelcc, and shouLld quality for fullprofessorship. Prior university administrative ex-perience will be favored. Position starts 1 Septem-ber 1975. Applications and nominations must besuLbmitted by 1 February 1975 to Dr. K. C.Brtindidge, Co-Chairman, Search Committee, Of-fice of Dean of Geosciences, Texas A&M Univ-ersity, College Station, Texas 77840. Ant Affirtta-tii e Action/Equal Opportunitt Eniployer.
ENXVIRONMENTAL EDUCATORS
A MUlti-institutional consortium in western Penn-sylvania seeks candidates for the positions ofIniterpretive-Naturalist and Environmental Educa-tor at the newly established McKeever Environ-mental Learning Center, Sandy Lake, Pa. 16145.Applicants muLst be able to organize and directleiarning activities for a variety of Llsers; 40-weeksala.rv; $10,100 to $12,000. Immediate availabil-ity. Scnd cLirrictIllIm vitae information to theC cnitcr before 1 December.
FACULTY POSITIONS
Av.iilable for anatomical, clinical, immuno pathol-ogists and rescirch scientists in large north-eastern medical center. Salary negotiable.
Box 526, SCIENCE
FACULTY POSITIONThe Dcpartment of Physiological Chemistry ot
tic Johns Hopkins University School of Medi-cine will have an opening at the Assistant Pro-fessor level starting September 1975. Candidatesmtust have both an M.D. and a Ph.D. degree,and a strong interest in research and teachingmedical students. Preference will be given toindividuLals with research interests in the bio-chcmistry of eukaryotic cells. Applicants shouildsuLbmit their cuLrriculum vitae, publication list,and the names of four references, no later thanI JanLiary 1975 to: Dr. M. D. Lane, Departmentof Physiological Chemistry, Johns HopkinsUnisersity School of Medicine, 725 N. WolfeStreet, Baltimore, Maryland 21205. An Equial Op-portunitr Emoployer.
HUMAN AND ECOLOGIC EFFECTSOF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSedited by Leonard A. Sagan, Palo AltoMedical Clin?ic, Palo Alito, Califi'ornia.(15 Coontributors) Nuclear power canbe an affront to the environmeit, andwith the widespread need and publicdesire for iticreased understaniding ofnuclear power, this book providesboth a comnprehensive introduction fotthe initerested layman as well as auseful reference for the techlnical ex-pert. Over half the book is dedicatedto a description of reactors and theuranium fuel cycle. '74, 560 pp. ( 7 x10), 138 il., 86 tables, S34.5()
ECOLOGY AND THE QUALITY OFLIFE edited by Sylvan J. Kaplan,Chevj' Chase, Marylanid, anid EvelynKivy-Rosenberg, Jersey City State Col-lege, Jersey Citj, New Jerse'. (24Coiltributors) CoQntaininlg the views ofimaniy contt-ibutot-s who represent avariety of professional disciplinles aiidwho raise issues and try to define theproblemii of exactly what is imieant byecology anid quality of life, this bookis tailored to the needs of the specialistanid the generalist. '73, 308 pp.. 23 il.,II tahklcs SI 7_50
ENVIRONMENT AND POLLU-TIONS: Sources, Health Effects, Moni-toring and Control by Francis K. V.Leh, Univ. of Californlia, Riverside,anid Richard K. C. Lak, The Shell OilConl?panly oJ the British Crowil Colollyof Honig Konig. Intended foi collegestudenlts and researchers from physicaland imiedical science, this clear, concisetext presenits the most important prob-lemiis in aii and water. Up-to-datematerials are ptesented that deal withglobal enivironlnental problems. '74,308 pp., 25 il.. 71 tables, $p14. 75
ECOPHYSICS: The Application ofPhysics to Ecology byX James PaulWesley, Univ. of Missouri, Rolla. Fiistto be published in the area of ecophys-ics, this book contains original re-search on all possible sources of en-ergy, thermiiodynamics: the cotmpeti-tion ofnmachines with carboni-basedlife: the stability of the carboni cycle inthe ecosphere; and the territorial ori-gin of human conflict. '74, 368 pp., 39il., 7 tables, cloth-$19. 75, paper-$13. 75Prepaid orders sent postpaid, on approval
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GENETICISTA vacatncy exists in the Department of Genet-
ics for a full-time faculty position at the associ-ate or full professor level, beginning in the fallof 1975. Duties will include instruction of medicalstudents. Preference will be given to candidateswith a strong background in research in humangenetics and/or somatic cell genetics and whowill contribute to the graduate training programin Human Genetics. Write John A Hunt, Chair.man, Department of Genetics, University ofHawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822. An Equal Op-portutnity/Affirmativ e Action Employer.
INSTITUTE DIRECTORExperieniced administrator/educator for the Nevil
Institute for Sensory Deficits: a multidisciplinaryinstitute for diagnosis and treatment (medical,surgical, developmental, educational, and com-municative) of children with visual and/or audi-tory problems.
Qualifications: doctorate, experience in admin-istration, teaching, research, and service delivery.
Applications should be sent to Dr. Murray M.Halfond, Chairman, Search Committee, Depart-ment of Speech, Temple University, Philadelphia,Pa. 19122 no later than 31 December 1974. AnEquial Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
LABORATORY DIRECTOR. State universityseeks person with laboratory experience to super-vise open laboratory. Bachelor's degree in Biol-ogy, Chemistry, or Bioengineering with somecoursework in psychology preferred. Requirebroad capability in construction and maintenanceof mechanical and electronic equipment and famil-i;rity with biological and chemical lab apparatus.Send resume to: Dr. William A. King, Chairman,Lab Policy Committee, The University of Texasof the Permian Basin, Odessa, Texas 79762.Equial Opportunit)' Employer.
LABORATORY MEDICINE FACULTY
Utniversity Program in Laboratory Medicine seek-ing Associate Directors in the Clinical ChemistryLaboratory, Endocrine Laboratory, and BloodBank. M.D. Board eligible or qualified in ClinicalPathology or Medicine. Will have appropriateacademic appointment in Medical School. Sendcurriculum vitae and list of references to Dr.William W. McLendon, Chairman, Departmentof Laboratories, Memorial Hospital, Universityof North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514.Affirniative action employer.
MANAGER OF ENVIRONMENTALCONTROL AFFAIRS
For a large integrated mining, metalltirgical andssmelting complex in northern Idaho.Environmental Control responsibility will in-
clude nearly all aspects of air and water pollu-tion control revegetation and community rela-tions.The department manages a meteorological sta-
tion used for forecasting weather conditions andrecommending plant curtailments when necessary.
Requires a technical degree in related sciences.Minimum of 3 years of experience.Salary negotiable.Send resumes to: Employee Services Supervisor,
The Bunker Hill Company, P.O. Box 29, Keliogg,Idaho 83837
Ani Equial Opportunity Emiployer
Position available for MOLECULAR BIOLO-GIST with Ph.D. and M.D. degree. Must havesome experience in research and teaching ap-propriate for an academic medical center. Fordetailed information write to: Dr. David Rifkind,Head, Department of Microbiology, Arizona Med-ical Center. Tucson, Arizona 85724. The Univ-u-rsity of Arizona is an Affirtmative Action/EqualOpportunitv EmnploYer.
Openings are available from time to time inOCEANOGRAPHY at the Scripps Institution ofOceanography. These openings include specialistsin various fields, research scientists, and facultymembers. For further information on areas ofspecialization where openings are anticipated,send inquiries with curriculum vitae and list ofpublications to the Chairman of the Ocean Re-search Division, Scripps Institution of Oceanog-raphy, Box 1529, La Jolla, California 92037.The Univ ersity of California is an Equal Op-portimity, Atjrinative Action Employer. Womienanid muiniorities are enicouiraged to apply.
MARINE RESOURCES CENTERSTAFF POSITIONS
Two) Resident Directors-M.S. degree (minimum)or equivalent experience. Experience in fields ofocean or estuarine related research, or marinerelated science education. Salary range: $15,000to $17,000.
One) Aquarium Specialist-B.S. or equivalent ex-perience. Knowledgeable in setting up and main-tainiuig saltwater aquaria. Salary range: $10,000to $12,000.
One) Public Information, Scientific Exhibit spe-cialist-B.S. minimum or equivalent. Knowledge-able in presenting scientific exhibits for studentgroups (1-12), university groups, and the public.Salary range: $10,000 to $12,000.
Three) Science Education Assistants-B.S. orequivalent experience. To assist those listed abovein the development and execution of the Center'sproglam. Salary range: $8,000 to $10,000.
The Marine Resources Center is an AffirmativeA ction/Equal Opportunity Employer. Resumesshotuld be mailed to:
Office of Marine AffairsDepartment of Administration
116 West Jones StreetRaleigh, North Carolina 27603
ACADEMIC POSITIONORGANIC CHEMIST. Faculty appointment, be-ginning September 1975, probably at the AssistantProfessor level, although an appointment at amore advanced level will be considered. Researchexcellence, motivation, and teaching ability willbe the principal considerations; however, thesuccessful candidate will likely have interestswhich complement, rather than duplicate, thosewhich exist within the department. Qualified mi-nority and women candidates are encouraged toapply. Send resume, three letters of recommenda-tion, to Chairman, Organic Screening Committee,Department of Chemistry, State University ofNew York at Buffalo, Buffalo, N.Y. 14214.The University is an Equial Opportunity/Affirma-tir-e Action Employer.
PHARMACOLOGISTPosition available in the Department of Oral
Biology. Minimal qualifications include teachingand research in dental pharmacology and thera-peutics. Inquiries should be addressed to Dr.Lindsay Hunt, Chairman, Department of OralBiology, Emory University School of Dentistry,1462 Clifton Rd. NE, Atlanta, Ga. 30322. Anequal opportunity, affirmative action employer.
PHYSIOLOGIST. Assistant Professorship avail-able September 1975 for an animal physiologistwith postdoctoral experience. Must be interestedin teaching a large introductory course and acourse in own specialty, and committed to main-taining an active research program. Send cur-riculum vitae, reprints, statement of research andteaching experience and interests, and referencesto: Prof. Alan N. Epstein, Chairman, SearchCommittee, Department of Biology, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. 19174. An EqualOpportunitsY and Affirmative Action Employer.
PHYSIOLOGISTAssistant or Associate Professor of Physiology
to start as early as 1 July 1975. Neuroendocrinolo-gist preferred with special interest in biosynthesisand structure of protein hormones to work collab-oratively with well-established group. Successfulcandidate will be expected to participate in un-dergraduate and graduate teaching and to con-tinue high quality research program. Applicantsshould send curriculum vitae and names of re-ferees to Dr. J. Kraicer, Department of Physiol-ogy, Qujeen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Can-ada.
PLANT PATHOLOGIST. Needed is a groupleader to conduct testing of a large number ofcompounds as potential fungicides and bactericidesat the laboratorv and greenhouse level. Personshotild have Ph.D. or equivalent experience andan interest in crop protection. Should be able toplan and execute an innovative research programfor improved methodology on both foliage andsoil diseases. Develops data and recommendationsfor program of separate field research group.Persons interested should send resume to R. K.Thompson, Chevron Chemical Co., 940 HensleyStreet. Richmond. California 94804.
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POSITIONS OPEN |11|I|||1111THE SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY, UNIVERSITYOF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley, has a permanentposition immediately available at the assistantprofessor level. The Department hopes to attracta personi with a background in optometry andgraduate training in one of the following areas:optics, vision for the partially sighted, or com-munity health optometry. The person would beexpected to carry out active research in the per-son's own field of interest and teach in the Schoolof Optometry.The University of California is an equal oppor-tunity employer with an Affirmative Action Pro-gram and welcomes applications from women andminority candidates.Submit complete curriculum vitae and reprints toDr. Kenneth A. Polse, School of Optometry, Uni-versity of California, Berkeley, California 94720.
PHARMACOLOGISTPh.D. or terminal year doctoral graduate studentwanted to participate in innovative teaching pro-gram in physician assistant program. Because ofthis teaching program there will be ample op-portunity to pursue an active research program.Send letter of application and curriculum vitae
to: Paul E. Benoit, Ph.D., Director of BioscienceCourses, Division of Allied Health Programs, TheBowman Gray School of Medicine, 1990 BeachStreet, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103. AnEqual Opportunity Employer.
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWPosition available for postdoctoral fellow (M.D.
or Ph.D.) in laboratory for studies of endocrineaspects of bone disease (experience with radio-immunoassay desirable). Apply to Dr. David Bay-link, Veterans Administration Hospital, 4435 Bea-con Avenue South, Seattle, Washington 98108.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMYUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
Postdoctoral positions available for research inseveral areas of Agronomy including Plant Phys-iology. All positions located at Urbana, Illinois61801. Send resume to R. W. Howell. An equalopportunity employer.
POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONAvailable January 1975 for study of immunocom-petent cells in salivary gland and related glands.Work with germfree animals and immunofluores-cence. Experience with immunofluorescence tech-niques important. Send resume and two refer-ences to: Head, Department of Immunology,Forsyth Dental Center, 140 Fenway, Boston,Mass. 02115. An Affirmative Action/Equal Op-portutnity Employer.
POPULATION BIOLOGYA postdoc in population biology interested in
genetic structure of populations and species toconduct research 1975-1976, on a grant basis.
Send information, curriculuni vitae, referencesand reprints to:
Prof. Eviatar NevoDepartment of Biology
Univerity of Haifa, Haifa, Israel
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBAFACULTY OF MEDICINE
Invites applications and nominations for the posi-tioln of
Professor and HeadDepartment of Biochemistry
Candidates should have a substantial record ofaccomplishment in biochemical research as wellas extensive teaching experience. The Departmentis responsible for the teaching of biochemistry tomedical students and also has an establishedgraduate program leading to the Ph.D. degree.Applications and nominations should be accom-panied by a curriculum vitae and submitted to:
Dr. Henry G. Friesen, ChairmanBiochemistry Search Committee
Department of PhysiologyFaculty of Medicine
University of ManitobaWinnipeg, Manitoba, R3E OW3, CanadaAn Equtal Opportunity Employer M/F
29 NOVEMBER 1974
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BIOENGINEERLeading specialty chemical man-ufacturer requires a bioengineerfor fetmentation research. Posi-tion would be located in SanDiego, California. Responsibilitywould include improvement offermentation efficiency as well asimprovement of product recoveryefficiency in bench process scale-up to pilot level.
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An equal opportunity employer
Active research laboratories providingstimulating environment for experiencedelectron microscopy technicians. Researchplans include development of new tech-niques of ultrastructural immunocytochem-istry, structure and functions of eye tissues,and dermatology. Traditional techniques willbe emphasized. Additional techniques willinclude frozen thin sections, antibody trac-ers, high resolution scanning, and auto-radiography.
Bachelor's degree in related disciplinewith one or more years of experience re-quired. Master's degree preferred, experi-ence in biochemistry and immunology help.ful.
Salary will be commensurate with edu-cation and experience. Liberal fringe benefitprogram including contributory comprehen-sive group practice health insuronce planfor employee and dependents, life insur-ance, 12 holidays, 1 month's vacation, em-ployer paid pension plan, university facili-ties and programs.Send resume, including salary require-ments, or contact Personnel Department
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POSTDOCTORAL POSITION FOR SCIENTISTOR ENGINEER. Two-year project to study elec-trical properties of biological materials. Sendcurriculum vitae and two letters of recommenda-to Head, Chemical Engineering Department,Ben-Gurion University, Beer-Sheva, IsraeL
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHDecember 1974, biochemical investigator of con-nective tissue proteins in lung. Background inenzymology and/or protein chemistry and analy-tical techniques desirable. Starting salary ($10,000per year) with aim to select a collaboratingindependent investigator. Dr. C. J. Martin, In-stitute of Respratory Phyiology, Vignia MasonResearch Center, 1000 Seneca, Seattle, Washing-ton 98101.
PREDOCTORAL ASSISTANTSHIPS ANDTRAINEESHIPS. In Oncology, Immunology,Microbiology, Virology, and Molecular and Cel-lular Biology. Prerequisites: B.S. degree inbiology, chemistry, or related fields with Baverage or better and high G.R.E. score. U.S.citizenship required. Traineeships and assistant-ships available. Inquiries should be submittedto: Dr. Sheldon Dray, Head, Department ofMicrobiology, University of Illinois MedicalCenter, P.O. Box 6998, Chicago, Illinois 60680.
PREVENTIVE DENISTRY. Full-time positionfor D.D.S. with graduate degree preferably inmicrobiology. To take charge of teaching pre-ventive dentistry to both undergraduate andgraduate dental students as well as to carry outresearch related to microbial mechanisms incaries and periodontal disease. Salary commen-surate with experience. Position available 1 July1975. Send r6sume, including publications andnames of references, to: Dr. J. W. Stamm, Fac-ulty of Denistry, McGill University, Montread,Canada, H3C 3G1.
PSYCHIATRISTS AND OTHER MENTALHEALTH SCIENTISTS
Full University academic positions in clinical, ap-plied, and basic mental health research and teach-ing. Includes Biochemistry, Psychophysiology,Computer Applications, and others. Midwest psy-chiatric institute. Write
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PROGRAM DIRECTOR, BIOMEDICAL SCI-ENCES. The University of California, Riverside,has an opening for an individual to head a newProgram in Biomedical Sciences. This specialprogram leads to the M.D. degree in 7 years, andwill use facilities and faculty at UC Riversidethe San Bernardino County Medical Center, andthe UCLA School of Medicine. A more detaileddescription of the program will be sent to in-terested individuals. Applicants should have adoctorate in one of the biomedical sciences, andexperience in teaching premedical and/or medicalstudents. They should have national and inter-national reputation as researchers in a field ofbiomedical science with accomplishments com-patible with an appointment as full professorin the University of California. They shouldhave administrative experience equivalent to thatof department chairman and, perferably, be fa-miliar with teaching programs involving the par-ticipation of several academic units. Most im-portantly, the individual to be chosen must havethe ability to interact effectively with colleaguesboth in the basic sciences and in clinical medi-cine, as well as with students and administrators.alike. The appointment will be at the rank ofProfessor and Associate Dean at a salary com-mensurate with the qualifications and experienceof the applicant.The University of California is an Equal Op-
portunity and Affirmative Action Employer.Applications should be made to the Vice
Chancellor for Academic Affairs, University ofCalifornia, Riverside, Calif. 92502.
FOUR PSYCHOLOGY FACULTY POSITIONS
Physiological Psychology (one Assistant Professor)and Quantitative Psychology (two Assistant Pro-fessors and one Associate Professor). Interest inone or more of the following: Single-unit record-ing, neurochemistry, neuroendocrinology, neuro-pharmacology, psychometrics, multivariate analy-sis, or mathematical models. Send curriculumvitae, preprints or reprints, and letters of ref-erence to C. J. Bartlett, Chairman, Departmentof Psychology, UniversIty of Maryland, CollegePark, Md. 20740. An equal opportunity, affirma-tih e action employer.
SOLID-STATE PHYSICS. New York Universityhas an opening at the Postdoctoral or ResearchAssistant Professor level in the area of theoreti-cal solid-state physics. Preference will be givento candidates who have worked on phase transi-tions in condensed matter. Rksume and referencesshould be sent to Department of Physics, NewYork University, 4 Wahington Place, New York,N.Y. 10003, Attention: Solid State Search Com-mittee. New York University is actively com-mitted to equality of opportunity and the goalsof affirmative action.
The following opportunities, all offering better than average potential for careergrowth, are currently available on our staff.
MICROBIOLOGISTPh.D. Medical Microbiology with solid background in biochemistry. Responsiblefor research utilizing model bacterial infections developed in laboratory animalsfor the elucidation of key factors involved in host-parasite relationships andinfection pathogenesis.
REGULATORY SCIENTISTM.S. or Ph.D. in a biological science and thorough knowledge of FDA regulations.Responsible for writing and compiling new drug applications.PATHOLOGIST/TOXICOLOGISTPh.D. Pathology or Toxicology and four or more years of industrial experience inanimal pathology or toxicology. Candidate should be capable of providingadministrative leadership of a coordinated Pathology and Toxicology Section.Our modern laboratories are located in a small yet remarkably complete cityin predominately rural central New York state. We offer competitive salaries andabove average benefits, many company paid.If interested, send resum6 to Stuart Spence, Senior Employment Representative
NORWICH PHARMACAL COMPANY &EATON LABORATORIESDivisions Morton-Norwich Products, Inc.
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M.D. with at least 1 year of clinical experienceor training beyond internship and graduate leveltraining in biometry, public health, or statistics.Some experience in use of computers and database management desirable. The principle activityis an ongoing research project in comparingvarious methodologies for determining quality ofcare using data collected as part of an automatedmedical record system. Faculty appointment asAssistant Professor starting 1 January 1975. Sendcurriculum vitae and a list of three references toDirector of Medical Computer Sciences, YakMedical School, 333 Cedar Street, New Haven,Conn. 06510. Applications from members otminority groups and women are encouraged.
CSIRODIVISION OF CLOUD PHYSICS
SYDNEY, NS.W.RESEARCH SCIENTIST
CSIRO has a broad charter for research intoprimary and secondary industry areas. The Orga-nization has approximately 6500 employees-2100of whom are research and professional scientists-located in Divisions and Sections throughoutAustralia.
Field: NUMERICAL MODELING OFCLOUDS.
General: The Division undertakes research intothe factors governing natural precipitation proc-esses and the ways in which these processes canbe modified. It carries out laboratory investiga-tions, and studies natural clouds in the fieldusing its own extensively instrumented aircraft.A considerable amount of theoretical work isundertaken in association with this research. AControl Data 7600 computer is available for dataprocessing and for numerical studies.
Duties: To set up and lead a small theoreticalgroup whose aim will be to formulate numericalmodels of clouds from which predictions can bemade of the effect of different environmentalparameters on cloud growth and the developmentof precipitation. It will be regarded as essentialto test the predictions against the behavior ofreal clouds and the applicant will be expectedto determine means of carrying out such tests.Participation in the field testing would also bedesirable.
Qualifications: A Ph.D. degree or equivalentqualifications in meteorology, physics, or appliedmathematics together with demonstrated researchability and considerable experience in numericalmodeling techniques and in computer program-ming. Prior experience in the development ofcloud models is essential.
Salary: The appointment will be made withinthe salary ranges of Research Scientist or SeniorResearch Scientist: $10,448 to $15,456.
Tenure: An indefinite or a 3-year fixed termappointment may be negotiated. An indefiniteappointment carries Australian Government Su-perannuation Benefits.
Applications stating full personal and profes-sional details, the names of at least two refereesand quoting reference number 425/22 shouldreach: The Chief, Division of Cloud Physics,CSIRO, P.O. Box 134, Epping, N.S.W. 2121 by27 December 1974.
VETERINARY CLINICAL PATHOLOGIST. Aposition as clinical pathologist is available in theveterinary teaching hospital at Colorado StateUniversity. Duties include responsibility for op-eration of the clinical pathology laboratory aswell as teaching veterinary students. Involvementin research and continuing education is encour-aged. Applicants must possess a D.V.M. (orequivalent) degree, and persons with advanceddegree, membership in ASVCP or Clinical Pathol-ogy Diplomate of the ACVP will be given pref-erence. Rank and salary will depend on training,experience, and background. CSU is an EqualOpportunity Employer. Department of ClinicalSciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,Colorado 80523.
THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITYVICE-CHANCELLOR
The Vice-Chancellorship of the Australian Na-tional University will become vacant in February1975.The Chancellor, Dr. H. C. Coombs, invites
men or women with appropriate experience andqualifications to write to him by 16 December1974 at Box 4 P.O., Canberra, A.C.T. 2600. Hewould also welcome suggestions as to nameswhich might be considered. All inquiries andstiggestions will be treated in confidence.
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IMMUNOLOGIST - PhDChallenging research! Join the research staffof an innovative medical products companylocated in Southern California.We are seeking a PhD in immunology orimmunochemistry with research experience inclinical immunology in the areas of:You will be working in basic immunologyresearch with efforts directed toward develop-ing new immunilogical tests.
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SYSTEMS ECOLOGISTThe Institute for Environmental Studies, Uni-versity of Wisconsin-Madison, has a position for
a systems ecologist. This teaching-research fac-ulty position is at the assistant or associateprofessor level with a first emphasis in under-graduate teaching. The applicant must be amathematically or computer-oriented biologistwith ability to work with complete systems in-volving man and spanning biological, physical,social, and human areas.Send curriculum vitae, list of references,teaching and research interests by 15 January1975 to:
Professor Grant CottamInstitute for Environmental Studies
70 Science HallUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison
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THEORETICAL ANIMAL ECOLOGISTThe Zoology Department, Arizona State Univ-
ersity, is seekirig a theoretical animal ecologistfor a position at the rank of Assistant Professorstarting August 1975. Applicants must have aPh.D. and training in either systems ecologyor evolutionary ecology with a mathematicalorientation. Application deadline is I February1975. Send curriculum vitae and three letters ofrecommendation to:
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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGYUNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADAT6G 2E1
Two faculty positions available 1 July 1975, asAssistant or Associate Professor in invertebratezoology and vertebrate paleontology. Duties willinclude teaching in these fields at both generaland advanced levels. Strong research orientationand Ph.D. are required. At the present time thedepartment has 26 full-time academic staff mem-bers, modern quarters, advanced equipment, andmore than 75 graduate students (M.Sc. and Ph.D.).Applicants should send a curriculum vitae andthe names of three referees to Dr. J. R. Nursall,Chairman, before 31 January 1975.
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YALE UNIVERSITYThe program is designed to provide advanced
research training for M.D.'s and Ph.D.'s withinterest in the biochemical, biophysical, andmolecular biological aspects of Cell Membranes.An emphasis is to be placed on the role ofmembranes in human disease.
Eligible: M.D.'s with 1 or 2 years of residencytraining or Ph.D.'s who wish to obtain addi-tional training in fundamental approaches in thestudy of membranes as well as experience indealing with problems related to human disease.
Fellows will have access to facilities in thedepartments of Pathology, Immunology, CellBiology, Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry.Chemistry, Physiology, and Internal Medicine atYale University.The training program will include formal
courses in physical approaches to the study ofmembrane structure, techniques in isolation andcharacterization of membrane components, semi-nars in the area of the molecular biology andpathobiology of cell membranes, trainee meet-ings, and an invited lecturer series. Trainees willbe encouraged to develop research programs in-volving two or more of the participating labora-tories.
Fellowships are available as of 1 July 1975through an NIGMS institutional training grant.Inquiries should be addressed to Dr. VincentMarchesi, Professor of Pathology and Cell Biol-ogy, Yale University School of Medicine, 310Cedar Street, New Haven, Conn. 06510.
Application by women and minority grouprtemnbers is encoiuraged.
Assistant or Associate Professor position foran ecologist with qualifications in fisheries and/or wildlife biology and management will beavailable in August 1975. Send curriculum vitae,three letters of recommendation, and reprints toM. F. Wilson (Chairman, Search Committee),Department of Ecology, Ethology and Evolution,Vivarium Building, University of Illinois, Cham-paign, Illinois 61820. Deadline for applications:1 January 1975.The Unis ersity of Illinois is atn Equal Oppor-tunity, Affirmativ e Action Employer.
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PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM: DIOCTOR OFOPTOMETRY (O.D.). Accelerated professionalprogram of two calendar years specifically de-signed for the Ph.D. in physical, biological, be-havioral, or applied sciences. An opportunity foran independent professional career; program startsJuly 1975. Division of Special Studies, Massachu-setts College of Optometry, 424 Beacon St.,Boston, Mass. 02115. Telephone: (617) 261-3433,Extension 30.
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPSubject to approval of funds, postdoctoral op-
rot tunities are anticipated in the following areasof biting fly research program on biocontrol: (i)ecology of larval blackflies, (ii) laboratory studiesand culture of pathogens and parasites of bitingflies, and (iii) field surveys for biting fly pathogensand parasites. Send application and so forth toDr. M. Laird, Director, Research Unit on VectorPathology, Memorial University of Newfoundland,St. John's, Newfoundland.
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OCEAN LIVINGTHE NEW FRONTIERThe Ocean Living Institute has
been formed to conduct and pro-mote research in oceanographyand independent self-sufficientforms of community living on theocean. It will encourage individualsand business firms to form invest-ment groups to fund constructionand operation of ocean based in-dustries, serve as a clearinghousefor ocean living contacts, publishinformation on legal and otheraspects of oceanic settlement,publish information on new con-cepts in oceanography, aquacul-ture, and oceanic settlement, andconduct tests on new conceptsand devices.
The institute is a nonprofit cor-po-ation and contributions of cashand supplies are deductible forfede,al income tax purposes. Theinstitute is in the formative stages,and is especially interested inhearing from people who can helpto develop it.
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Wv-ith special emphasis on cellular antigens, in-cluding neoplastic cells. $7200 per year plup-dependency allowance. Address applications to:Dr. Alois Nowotny, Department of Microbiology& Immunology, Temple University School ofMedicine, Philadelphia, Pa. 19140. An EqualOpportinitY, Afllrmativ'e A ction Employer.
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