The Schilter Group is on the lookout for a motivated postdoc to help lead our NIH-funded project on synthetic mimics of methyl-coenzyme M reductase. If you recently obtained a PhD in synthetic inorganic chemistry, are fluent in air-free techniques, and enjoy working with students, then please get in touch! Desirable but not essential experience includes: electrochemistry, EPR spectroscopy and single-crystal X-ray diffraction. Come join us in beautiful Texas Hill Country to do some cool Ni chemistry =^.^= The position is initially for one year, but can certainly be extended pending progress.
Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry in Texas Hill Country
Hello! It was so nice to meet you at ACS! I really enjoyed your talk and our brief chat during intermission. I for one was delightfully surprised with the number of people present for the last session of the conference.
I wanted to follow up and continue our conversation about your open postdoctoral position. I am very interested in pursuing your group, the Nickel-based enzyme mimic seems to align well with my strengths. I have emailed you my CV in case you want a better look at my abilities and experience, I sent it on March 25th, but I am not sure the email made it to you. Please feel free to ask me any questions. As a heads-up, we are in the process of finishing up the writing of two papers for my major projects, so they are listed as “manuscript in preparation” on my CV. I know that publish-ability is a requirement for me, and a strength of yours, and I am happy to discuss if you would like.
Thank you so much for introducing yourself, I hope to hear from you soon.
Katie Smith
k.j.whiteside@tcu.edu
kate.smith.chemistry@gmail.com