Engineers Wanted

Admittedly, this particular post has not much to do with Kanāda`s Kids' featured topics (NanoGaming and NanoArt), and I do further confess that, on occasion, a post might be an ostensible excuse for me to share an image by which I`m captivated or tickled (as in this instance). No matter; may the below be of benefit to someone, somewhere...:Periodically, I refer to LabX for auction/bid updates on certified, pre-owned, used, and refurbished microscopes. (I'm pursuing the possibilities of nano-applications for the purposes of conservation, restoration, and preservation of manuscripts, scrolls, and such).So. this morning while reviewing old e-mails, I read recent updated SEMs listings via LabX,searching for everything from Celestron's LDM microscopes to Hamamatsu NanoZoomers, and other library-specific scanning tools. Considering that a micrograph of one of the 2008 Olympus BioScapes Digital Competition entrants (Earl Nishiguchi of Hawaii) was amog the honourably-mentioned (utilizing 16-year-old apparatus which sits on his kitchen table), I intuit that I can get to where I want to go (for now) via these means.

Scientific equioment is sold, bought, bartered, traded on LabX (http://www.labx.com/), but among the listings are also announcements. Via LabLinks, University surplus property associations can also be accessed.While browsing through LabAuction and SEM listings, I came upon this job announcement: ENGINEERS WANTEDhttp://www.labx.com/v2/adsearch/resultsnew.cfm?sw=semfor this job:http://www.labx.com/v2/adsearch/detail3.cfm?adnumb=381122

from this USA company:International Equipment Trading Ltd.http://www.ietltd.com/which deals in certfied, pre-owned, analytical lab instruments.IET offers relocation package, according to the advertisement.

(Photos purchased by me under royalty-free, limited licence agreements).

Engineers Wanted

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