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Hi Everybody,
Although this is a bit off-topic, it will definitely interest the crystallographers who like to do the “weird and wonderful” science.
We are looking for a motivated scientist to develop micro-fluidic devices and serial crystallography methods as applied to MOFs, POMs and other inorganic systems. The project is well-advanced, and we now have an 18-month post-doctoral fellowship available IMMEDIATELY. Funding is through the French ANR. For more information please follow the link below or contact William SHEPARD (william.shepard-at-synchrotron-soleil.fr).
Cheers,
Bill