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In this section, we would like to advertise - free of charge - any open positions or wanted jobs that have something to do with microspheres, nanospheres, magnetic particles and applications thereof. Please e-mail a maximum 200 word job description to info@magneticmicrosphere.com, and we will post your advertisement as soon as possible.

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 Corporation is a multinational company employing over 5000 people and is a leading materials supplier in a variety of technology driven markets. We are a research-based company focusing on strategic partnerships with key innovators and market leaders in the industry to give them a unique competitive advantage based on innovation, quality and cost.

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, 2009

Capucine 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.