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Please contact Nina Holland at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for more information.

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>POSITION AVAILABLE
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>Wanted: Bright and motivated students interested in research
>
>Part-time position in the Children's Environmental Health Lab at the 
>School of Public Health, UC Berkeley is available to undergraduate 
>students interested in molecular epidemiology, immunology, genetics and 
>human studies. Previous lab experience as a work study student or 
>volunteer a plus. We will train you in modern techniques used to study 
>effects of the environment on human populations and mechanisms of 
>cancer and other diseases. Duties of the position include helping with 
>molecular biology and cytogenetics experiments, initial data entry and 
>analysis of the data, literature search. Must be motivated and computer 
>literate with good communication skills and grades.
>Working knowledge of Dreamweaver to update our website 
>(http://ehs.sph.berkeley.edu/holland/), would be a plus. We would 
>prefer second or third year students to give them enough time for 
>training, independent projects and finally Honors project.
>
>
>Please send resume and/or contact:
>Dr. Nina Holland,
>ninah@ berkeley.edu
>759 University Hall
>510-642-8781, 455-0561

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