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[John Cashion <John.Cashion AT sci.monash.edu.au>]

MONASH UNIVERSITY POSITIONS

Monash University, in Melbourne, Australia, is currently advertising 
post-doc positions, with applications closing on July 31.  Details are 
at 
www.monash.edi.au/research/academics/funding/information/monash/monash-fellowships.html

Also the School of Physics is advertising a Senior Lectureship, with 
details at
www.physics.monash.edu.au/employment.html

I am drawing this to the attention of readers of this web site because I 
will be formally retiring at the end of 2007 and my laboratory has no 
obvious new owner.  The Mössbauer equipment includes four LHe cryostats, 
one with a 14 T magnet.  Two have cold source arrangements and have been 
used for Gd-155 and Au-197.  There are also two unique spectrometers for 
taking sequential spectra as a function of time for some reproducible 
time dependent variation, with a dwell time/spectrum down to <1μs.  For 
those also interested in synchrotrons, access to international 
synchrotrons is available on a competitive basis through the Australian 
Synchrotron Research Program (ASRP).  Details at 
www.ansto.gov.au/natfac/about_asrp.html.  A new synchrotron is being 
built at Monash to open in 2007, but it will not have a Mössbauer beam line.

Good luck to any aspiring applicants.
John Cashion       
(john.cashion AT sci.monash.edu.au)

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John D Cashion
Associate Professor
School of Physics
Building 27, Monash University, Vic 3800
Australia
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