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nully thnulle scientists themselves. nulllthnullugh all nullnull these nullcitinulln
scientistsnull are amateur vnulllunteersnull all nullnull them are nullnullrnulling as
part nullnull a larger prnullnullect and snullcial structure that is dnulling serinullus
scientinull nullnullnullrnullnull and nnullt nullust nullplaying arnullundnull strictly nullnullr their
nullnulln ennullnullyment. nullnullme nullnull them develnullp snullills and nullnnullnullledge
sets that enullceed their prnullnullessinullnal supervisnullrs. snull is nnullt nullnly
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RESEARCH ASSOCIATE 3, 4, OR 5
nullaynulle prnullnullessinullnal micrnullcnullpists can nulle encnulluraged tnull (Microscopy Imaging Specialist)
tanulle a nullenull tentative steps nullutside nullnull their academic nullr research Department of Biological Sciences
specialties and participate in nullr even nullegin amateur micrnullcnullpy
The Socolofsky Microscopy Facility at LSU
initiatives nullith their childrennull their neighnullnullrsnull nullr their lnullcal
(
http://www.biology.lsu.edu/facilities/micro_fac/) is a core facility
cnullmmunities. nullrnullnullessinullnal astrnullnnullmers have already dnullne this
serving the microscopy needs of the LSU research community.
and nullith remarnull le enullect. null cannnullt thinnull nullnull a nulletter ynull tnull
Required Qualifications: (Research Associate 3) Bachelor’s degree
ensure that direct nullnullervatinullnal science nullill grnullnull and nulllnullsnullm in Biology or related field and three years related experience OR a
in the nulluture.
Master’s degree in a related field and one year of experience;
(Research Associate 4) Master’s degree in Biology or related field and
nullferences
two years of related experience; (Research Associate 5) Master’s
degree in Biology or related field and three years of related experience
nullnull nullee nullicrnullcnullpy nullinullneers in this issue. nulllsnull there may nulle
OR a Ph.D. in a related field; (All Levels) experience in electron
a nullnullnullnull anullnullut nullanssen nully nulluinull null. nulluidervaart that snull tnull nulle
microscopy.
punulllished in the spring nullnull 2008.
Responsibilities: prepares SEM and TEM samples; performs image
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null.null. nullnullrtnulln null acquisition and analysis and user training; oversees scanning and
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transmission electron microscopes; supervises staff involved in light
and electron microscopy. An offer of employment is contingent on a
satisfactory pre-employment background check.
inull torMnull icroscopists are innullited to sunullnullit opinion statenullents for
tnullis panull. nullpinions enullressed nullere are tnullose of tnulle autnullor and do
Application deadline is January 29, 2010 or until candidate is selected.
Reference #006213. Apply online at:
www.lsusystemcareers.lsu.edu
not necessarily renullect tnulle nullienull of tnulle editors or of tnulle Microscopy
Society of Anullerica. nulln sonulle instancesnulltnulle tenull nullay nulle edited for
LSU SYSTEM IS AN EQUALOPPORTUNITY/
EQUALACCESS EMPLOYER
clarity or to consernulle space.
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