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Postdoctoral Position Available at Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth, USA
June 12, 2010A Post-doctoral Fellowship is available for up to five years on the production and characterization of iron/iron oxide core/shell nanoparticles for magnetic hyperthermia cancer treatment. The position, which starts on September 1st 2010 or soon thereafter, is funded by the Dartmouth Center for Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence and supports a large group of researchers working on functionalizing nanoparticles, developing innovative nanoparticle imaging technologies, and utilizing the nanoparticles for in vivo magnetic hyperthermia studies.
The applicant should preferably have a Ph.D. in Chemistry or Materials Science and a background in nanoparticle synthesis by chemical means, magnetic property measurements, and microstructural characterization techniques, including experience in transmission electron microscopy. Further information on the position can be obtained by email from Ian.Baker@Dartmouth.edu.
Applications, including a CV and the names of three referees, should be sent by either e-mail or by mail to Ian Baker. For more details, see here.
Business Development Position Wanted
May 2, 2010Asmina H. Jiwa is looking for a business development position in the US and Candada in the area of magnetic bead separation technology. Please contact her by phone at (916) 390-7347 or by e-mail at ahjiwa@rocketmail.com. Asmina writes:
I have extensive experience selling to in vitro diagnostic companies for Miltenyi and Dynal and I was for the last six months contracted by sepmag technologies as their US Business Development Manager. I am an applications driven person and in the last six months have found several applications in the drug discovery market where magnetic bead technology can be implemented saving the biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies time and money in developing drugs for therapeutics from research to the marketplace.
Senior level sales professional with exceptional interpersonal and communication skills with extensive background in Key Account Acquisitions, Building Client Relationships, OEM Customers, Market Share Maximization and New Business Development
Experienced selling magnetic beads to In vitro diagnostics, Proteomics, and molecular biology with demonstrated ability to promote products and develop key accounts. Proven ability to cultivate productive relationships with key decision makers and manage projects. Accelerated revenue growth by excellent negotiating skills used in customer transactions
My experience is in the following areas:
- Business Development – Magnetic Bead Technology and Precision Magnetophoresis; Image Analysis and Confocal Microscopy
- Key Account Management – Magnetic Bead Technology and Precision Magnetophoresis, OEM Accounts
- Field Application Scientist – Image Analysis and Confocal Microscopy, Pre and post sales support
- Research in Immunology, Molecular and Cell Biology Publications list available upon request
I have an M.S. in Microbiology with Immunology as my major and molecular biology as minor. I have worked in research laboratory as well as applications development in cytometry. For a full CV, check it out here.
Product Specialist Life Sciences
January 7, 2010
JSR Micro is looking for a product specialist who will be covering Europe as a product specialist for JSR Life Science products.
JSR offers you an attractive salary package based on experience and performance, next to an interesting extra-legal package. You will be working in a multicultural environment in which the boundaries of technology are continuously being pushed to the limits.
For more details see here.
Postdoctoral Position Wanted
September 23, 2009Capucine Burrowes is looking for a postdoctoral position. Please contact her if you have anything available that fits her background. Her e-mail is capucine.burrowes@u-psud.fr. Capucine writes:
I am currently a last-year PhD student. I am working in nanomagnetism at IEF (Institut d’Electronique Fondamentale) based in the Université Paris Sud, in Orsay, France. I worked more precisely on nanomagnetism applied to spintronic. I was a lot involved in clean room processes as the fabrication of nano-wire, nanostructuration and characterization with e-beam lithography for future magnetic memory devices (M-RAM). My results on magnetization dynamics measurements with spin valves, using the magnetic nano-devices I built, have been accepted to be published in Nature Physics review (“Nonadiabatic spin-torques in narrow magnetic domain walls”).
I‘m looking for a post doctoral position that could start at the beginning of 2010. I’m eager to discover new research fields and would like to benefit from the postdoctoral opportunity to integrate a team working on nanobiotechnologies. I feel really involved and motivated in such a new research application gathering multiple research fields for new perspectives. The richness of nanobioscience is exactly what I’m looking for to fulfil my interests in research activity.