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> I would greatly appreciate it if you could pass this message to qualified individuals who are looking for a full-time technician position beginning this summer.<br>
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> SENIOR RESEARCH TECHNICIAN:<br>
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> Ecosystem Ecology / Biogeochemistry / Global Change<br>
> Boston University, Department of Biology<br>
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> A position is available for a full-time research technician to help facilitate and conduct field and laboratory research under the supervision of Dr. Pamela Templer at Boston University. He or she will help manage a laboratory composed of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as visiting scientists. Research projects in the lab focus on the effects of climate change, atmospheric pollutants and land-use change on nutrient cycling in temperate and tropical forest ecosystems. Tasks will include the collection and chemical analysis of plant materials, soil, gas and water samples. For sample analysis, the Research Technician will be trained in and use a gas chromatograph, carbon-nitrogen autoanalyzer, inorganic nutrient autoanalyzer (Lachat), as well as an isotope ratio mass spectrometer. The Research Technician will be primarily responsible for specialized methods in the lab, including (but not limited to) isotope analysis, sap flow measurements and data management. The Technician’s time will be split between approximately 30% field work (at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New Hampshire, Harvard Forest and Boston in Massachusetts) and 70% lab work (at Boston University).<br>
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> Applicants with an undergraduate degree in chemistry, ecology or related field are desired. Previous research experience in inorganic chemistry, ecology, plant and/or soil analyses and use of dataloggers is a plus. Interested applicants should send their letter of interest and resume (including relevant course work) and contact information of 2-3 professional references to Pamela Templer at <a href="mailto:ptempler@bu.edu">ptempler@bu.edu</a>. Please use “BU Research Technician Position” in the Subject of your email message.<br>
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> Start date: July 1, 2015 (negotiable)<br>
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> More information about the lab can be found at:<br>
> <a href="http://people.bu.edu/ptempler">people.bu.edu/ptempler</a><br>
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> Pamela Templer, PhD <br>
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> Associate Professor of Biology<br>
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> Director, PhD Program in Biogeoscience<br>
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> Boston University<br>
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> Boston, MA 02215<br>
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> 5 Cummington Mall<br>
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> Phone 617-353-6978<br>
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> <a href="http://people.bu.edu/ptempler/">http://people.bu.edu/ptempler/</a><br>
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> <a href="http://www.bu.edu/bio-geo/">http://www.bu.edu/bio-geo/</a><br>
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