LI-COR is hiring... I haven't seen the job ad below on Ecolog-L, so am
forwarding it.
For many other job ads, please see the ESA Ecophys site that Rob Jackson
and I maintain, where you can browse and sort through hundreds of job
ads. We have separate pages for people seeking faculty, postdoctoral,
staff, graduate, seasonal, and undergraduate positions.
Here's our postdoc page, for example:
http://biology.duke.edu/jackson/ecophys/postdoc.html
If you have a position to offer that you'd like to see posted on our
pages, please consider sending it to me. Basic listings are free, though
your support is crucial for keeping the site running.
Thanks and happy job hunting,
Will
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LI-COR Biosciences in Lincoln, NE has two professional opportunities
that we would like to make available to the viewers of your job board.
Applications Analyst
* Provide daily technical support to researchers and scientists;
participate in technical sales, marketing and product development
processes as needed.
* Ideal candidate will have a MS degree in biological or physical
sciences OR BS degree in biological or physical sciences with
applicable experience in LI-COR's Environmental division
* To apply please visit: http://www.licor.com/corp/careers.html
Applications Scientist
* Provide specialized technical support to researchers and scientists,
especially for photosynthesis products, including plant gas exchange
and leaf chlorophyll fluorescence, as well as canopy architecture,
leaf area, and light measurement. 2) Provide scientific leadership in
understanding and developing new products and product applications,
3) Present results to the scientific community in professional talks,
workshops, and published manuscripts, 4) Write technical application
notes and provide training to LI-COR customers and employees, 5)
Actively participate in the technical sales process.
* Ideal candidate will be fluent in Mandarin and have a Ph.D. or
equivalent experience in ecophysiology, environmental physics, plant
physiology, agronomy or related field. Preferred experience in
mathematical modeling or analysis of biological or environmental
problems, turbulent fluxes, hydrologic systems, light propagation in
canopies, or related processes.
* To apply please visit: http://www.licor.com/corp/careers.html
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Charles W. (Will) Cook
Nicholas School of the Environment
Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences
Box 90227, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708
http://www.duke.edu/~cwcook
