A scientist position dedicated to MX instrumentation is now open at the
MAX IV Laboratory.
The MAX IV Laboratory is presently operating the MAX I, II, and III
storage rings (MAX-lab) as well as constructing the new MAX IV facility
which will become operational in 2016. At the existing MAX II ring we
are operating two experimental stations dedicated to macromolecular
crystallography (MX) with modern setups including e.g. robotic sample
changer, in-situ crystal diffraction and a humidity control device for
crystal optimization.
The BioMAX beamline is one of seven beamlines within the initial
beamline project at the new MAX IV facility and is planned to be
operational in 2016. The beamline is for high throughput macromolecular
crystallography. With the unique performance of the MAX IV 3 GeV ring
the X-ray beam of the BioMAX beamline will be outstanding.
The beamline project is now entering a phase where a detailed design of
the endstation instrumentation including complementary techniques has to
be worked out and implemented to turn the unique X-ray beam into a
world-class structural biology facility.
The MAX IV Laboratory is looking for a scientist with a strong
background in instrumentation for MX beamlines to work with the
development and design of the BioMAX beamline.
For more information please see:
http://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/o.o.i.s?id=24914&Dnr=505428&Type=E
Application deadline is November 28, 2012.
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Thomas Ursby
BioMAX Beamline Project Manager
MAX IV Laboratory, Lund University
thomas.ur...@maxlab.lu.se
Phone: +46 733 439551
Web: www.maxlab.lu.se/biomax
