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Photochemistry Job Board
The following photochemistry job opportunities
are being provided for informational purposes only.
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information.
Universidade de São Paulo: Project: RIDC Redox processes in biomedicine - Redoxoma [more]
Universidade de São Paulo:
Post-doctoral fellowship through Department of
Biochemistry, Institute of Chemistry, USP, Brazil.
Project title: Biomarkers of redox misbalance
induced by UVA and VIS radiation on XPC fibroblasts
and melanocytes. [more]
Rutgers University: A physical chemistry postdoctoral position is available
in the Department of Chemistry [more]
Georgia
Southern University: The Department of
Chemistry in the College of Science and Mathematics
invites nominations and applications for the
position of Assistant Professor of Chemistry, in the
area of environmental chemistry. [more]
University of Nebraska-Lincoln: The
Department of Biochemistry seeks applications for a
tenure-leading position in biochemistry education at
the Assistant or Associate Professor level. [more] |
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