The School of Chemistry & Biochemistry seeks up to two permanent instructional faculty members to serve as organic chemistry laboratory coordinators.

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The School of Chemistry & Biochemistry seeks a permanent instructional faculty member with interests in analytical chemistry. The appointment will be made at either the Academic Professional or Senior Academic Professional level.

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This position will:

(i) codirect the analytical chemistry undergraduate program

(ii) provide undergraduate academic advising to 40-50 of our majors

(iii) instruct 14-16 credits per year

Interested students should email Prof. García for more information!

The Georgia Tech NIH-funded T32 CTEng program provides advanced and integrated training for pre-doctoral engineering students in cell and tissue engineering to develop future leaders for the biotechnology industries.

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