We always have need for PhD scientists with a strong background in synthetic orgainc chemistry, ideally those who have worked on "natural product synthesis". Experience has taught that polymer chemistry and photochemistry are NOT training for the type of work we do, as the exposure to a wide variety of synthetic-chemistry is not typically part of such training.

We have a position for a PhD physiologist or neuroscientist to do 2-photon imaging of Ca dynamics in vivo in the cortex of mice. The Haydon lab has been perfecting these techniques over the past year, and we have colleagues at Drexel who study nicotine addiction, Alzheimer's disease and ALS. We want to combine our own skills in organic chemistry and 2-photon imaging with the available mouse models to explore how these diseases disrupt cortical Ca dynamics in vivo.

Please apply by email giving a

1. list of publications
2. names, phone numbers and emails of 3 references
3. your own phone number and best time to call
4. your visa status and requirements.

Post-9/11 our University requires that we make a security background check all employees before any formal job offer can be made.