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Date: Wed, 28 Aug 91 15:52:00 EDT
From: P.JUMARS <P.JUMARS@telemail>
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Subject: MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY
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Posted: Wed, Aug 28, 1991   3:52 PM EDT              Msg: IGJB-4886-4985
From:   P.JUMARS
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CC:     A.NOWELL
Subj:   MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY

TENURE-TRACK POSITION IN MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY



The College of Ocean and Fisheries Sciences of 
the University of Washington invites 
applications for a unique position in Marine 
Biotechnology. The successful applicant will 
be active in research 

applying biotechnology to marine microbes 
(phytoplankton, bacteria or protozoans) and 
will occupy a new, state-of-the-art, 1500 ft2 
laboratory. Tenured appointment at a senior 
level will be in the School of Oceanography. 
In addition to participating actively in 
research and teaching in marine biotechnology, 
the successfulapplicant will act as liaison 
with extensive ongoingbiotechnological 
research and teaching programs in other 
University units, including the Colleges of 
Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Forest 
Resources, the School of Medicine and the 
Friday Harbor Laboratories, notably on 
problems of marine bioremediation. Closing 
date for applications is 31 October 
1991.Applicants should send curriculum vitae 
including a list of publications, a statement 
of research interests, recent reprints and the 
names of four references to Professor A.R.M. 
Nowell, Director, School of Oceanography, WB-
10, University of Washington, 

Seattle, WA 98195. The University of 
Washington is an equal-opportunity, 
affirmative-action employer. 

If you have any questions about this job add, 
please feel free to contact A.Nowell or 
P.Jumars on OMNET.