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Postdoctoral Position in the field of Magnetic Resonance (MR)
Imaging/Spectroscopy: 

Johns Hopkins University, Department of Radiology has an opening for a
postdoctoral fellow who will work on magnetic resonance imaging and
spectroscopy. The department has several GE 1.5T whole-body Signa MR
systems, including a spectroscopy and a high-speed imaging  capability, and
a wide-bore 4.7T imaging/spectroscopy system for animal studies.  It has an
innovative program focusing on new techniques and applications of MR in the
heart.  The responsibilities of the position include MR pulse sequence
programming and development, and testing of new cardiac MR imaging and
spectroscopy sequences, pilot studies, and data and image analysis.

This position requires a Ph.D. in a related discipline (eg medical imaging,
 medical physics, NMR physics, biomedical engineering) with a
magnetic resonance imaging/spectroscopy knowledge.

Send a resume and the names of three references to Paul A Bottomley, Ph.D.
via e-mail and or FAX per address below.
(posted May 30, 1995)
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Paul A Bottomley, PhD         
Russell H MorganProfessor
Dept of Radiology, JHOC 4221 
Johns Hopkins University    
600 North Wolfe Street      
Baltimore, MD 21287-0843    

E-mail: bottoml@mri.jhu.edu 
FAX: 410 614 1977           
PH: 410 955 0366 
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Ergin Atalar      eatalar@mri.jhu.edu
Johns Hopkins University, Department of Radiology and Radiological Science