Hi Mark,

Why couldn't this have been posted last fall!!!

I am awaiting clearence to start a job at the FBI lab division's research unit.

Does this mean you are leaving LBNL or are you taking on a new person.

I hope you and your family are well.

I'll send out more detailed contact information for my new life soon.

Libby

Quoting Mark Conrad <[log in to unmask]>:

> Hi all -
>      We are looking for a Senior Research Associate for the stable
> isotope labs at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (please see the
> announcement below).  Please feel free to pass this information on to
> anyone you think might be interested.  For more information or to
> apply, please follow the directions at the bottom of the announcement
> (Do not reply to the list!).
>      Thanks.
>
> Mark
>
> =====================================================================
> Senior Research Associate (Requisition Number 019049), Lawrence
> Berkeley National Laboratory
>
> Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) is located in the
> San Francisco Bay Area on a 200-acre site in the hills above the
> University of California’s Berkeley campus and is managed by the
> University. A leader in science and engineering research for more than
> 70 years, Berkeley Lab is the oldest of the U.S. Department of Energy’s
> National Laboratories.
>
> The Center for Isotope Geochemistry (CIG) at Berkeley National Lab
> seeks an individual to provide analytical support for research
> projects.  The primary responsibility will be performing a wide variety
> of stable isotope analyses on diverse types of samples.  This will
> include sample handling and disposal, preparing samples for analyses,
> running analyses on the mass spectrometers, ensuring good data quality
> and compiling data into tables and graphs.  The incumbent will also be
> responsible for routine maintenance and repairs on laboratory
> equipment, ordering and inventorying laboratory supplies, and assisting
> other users with the facilities.  Other potential activities include
> limited participation in research projects involving the stable isotope
> group.  This may include development and testing of analytical
> techniques required to support research, synthesis and interpretation
> of data generated for the projects (possibly including presentation of
> results at meetings and participation in preparation of manuscripts for
> publication in peer-reviewed journals), and some field work.
>
> QUALIFICATIONS:
> Essential -- Two to five years of experience with stable isotope
> analytical techniques, including operation and routine maintenance of
> an isotope ratio mass spectrometer.   Experience with other applicable
> analytical techniques such as gas chromatography or ion chromatography
> is also desired.  Proven ability to coordinate and process analyses of
> large numbers of samples in a timely fashion with minimal supervision.
>
> Marginal -- Experience growing and maintaining cultures of
> microorganism.  B.S. or M.S. in geochemistry or a related field.
>
> For more information and fastest consideration, apply online at:
> http://jobs.lbl.gov, select “Search Jobs”, and enter 019049 in the
> keyword search field. Select the “Upload Your Resume” option, and
> follow the on-line instructions to complete the application process.
> Enter “ISOGEOCHEM” as your source.
>
> Berkeley Lab is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
> committed to the development of a diverse workforce.
>
> For more information about Berkeley Lab and its programs, visit
> http:www.lbl.gov.
>