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CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

The NIH Crystallography Consortium, in collaboration with the Albert
Einstein College of Medicine Center for Synchrotron Biosciences, will be
reconstructing the X9B beamline at the National Synchrotron Light Sources
for the purpose of optimizing it for protein crystallography.  The beamline
will serve scientists from both institutions as well as general users.

SAIC Frederick, a division of Science Applications International Corporation
and an employee-owned company, is coordinating this research effort at
Brookhaven National Labs in New York.  Primary responsibilities involve the
construction and maintenance of the beamline and providing assistance to NIH
users; however, a limited program of original research will be encouraged.
Duration of project - 3 years with renewal contingent upon continuing
program requirements and funding specifically for this project. We are
seeking individuals with the following credentials:

SCIENTIST: Ph.D. in crystallography, physics, chemistry or engineering with
working knowledge of x-ray instrumentation, computing, electronics, and
protein crystallography.

TECHNICIAN: MS/BS in mechanical/electrical engineering, electronics or
computing with 5 years of related working experience.

SAIC Frederick offers an attractive salary and fringe benefits program,
including insurances, 401(k) savings plan, stock purchase plan, relocation
assistance, and more.  Forward CV/resume with references to Barbara J.
Norton-Gill, Technical Recruiter, SAIC Frederick, NCI-FCRDC, P.O. Box B,
Frederick, MD 21702; email: hr@mail.ncifcrf.gov.