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5 8 New York Botanical Garden: Gertrude S. Burlingham Fellowships in MYCOLOGY at the New York Botanical Garden for advanced graduate students, who need to study specimens and use the library at the Garden, are available for 1985 for three months at $500 per month. Write Clark T. Rogerson, New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, NY 10458. University of Florida: Ecology and Physiology of Mycorrhizae are the topics of graduate research assistantships available in January and May 1985 in SOIL MICROBIOLOGY. Write to David M. Silvia, Soil Science Department, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611. University of Waterloo: Assistantships for Master's or Ph. D. aspirants. Learn more from Bryce Kendri ck, Department of Biology, University of Waterl oo, Waterl oo, Ontario, Canada N2L 361. POSITIONS WANTED CATHERINE L. BERTAGNOLE is seeking a postdoctoral or permanent position in research and/or teaching. B.S. : Forest Management, Utah State University; M.S. and Ph. D. : Forest Pathology with minors in Entomology and Biochemistry, University of Idaho; Major Pro- fessor: A. D. Partridge. Interest area: Interacting organisms associated with tree root diseases. Experience with SEM, histology, chromatography, computers, and root excavation using explosives. Avai 1 able October 1985. STEVEN E. CARPENTER is interested in a research and/or teaching position. Ph.D. : City Uni- versity of New York-New York Botanical Garden. His research interests include anamorph- tel eomorph re1 ati onships in the Discomycetes : Discomycetes as mycorrhi zal fungi ; Disco- mycetes as pioneers of heat disturbance sites. Avail able imnediately. RICHARD A. DAOUST would like a research or administration position in the USA or certain overseas locations (those with good educational faci 1 i ties for children). B.S. in Entomology, M.S. in Public Health, and Ph.D. in Microbiology, all from the University of Massachusetts. Currently completing a three-year Research Associate position in Brazil studying fungal pathogens of legume insect pests, he will be available in January. Contact him through Donald W. Roberts. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FUNGI No. 3 Pyrenochaeta unquis hominis can infect your toenails, \ - and IT HURTS! #
CHANGES OF AFFILIATION OR STATUS SANDY ANAGNOSTAKIS is on sabbatical in Giessen, West Germany, with Professor J. Krauz. She has arrived, settled in, and her German is improving--slowly but surely. RICHARD W. KERRIGAN HAS ARRIVED AT Ian Ross' lab at the University of California--Santa Barbara. CARLENE A. RAPER moved from the Department of Biology, We1 lesley College, We1 lesley, MA, to the Department of Medical Microbiology, University of Vermont, Burl ington, VT in September 1983. GERARD C. ADAMS was recently hired as an assistant professor at Michigan State University in the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology. EDMOND R. BADHAM is now working for Carolina Fungi, planning to grow shiitake mushrooms in North Carol i na. JEAN R. BOISE will spend 1984-85 at the New York Botanical Garden as a Postdoctoral Fellow l earning curatori a1 techniques and herbari um management. FRED RHOADES is currently hanging onto an office at Western Washington University as a research associate. DENNIS J. GRAY has assumed an assistant professorship and will study grape improvement via in vi tro methods at the University of Florida, Fruit Crops Department, Agricultural Research Station, P. 0. Box 388, Leesburg, FL 32749-0388. ROY E. HALLING is now Associate Curator of Fungi at the New York Botanical Garden. MICHAEL T. O'SHEA, formerly a Research Microbiologist with the ~iotechnolo~~/~ushroom Research group, has transferred to a position as a Research Chemist with the Vegetable Biochemistry group of the Campbell Institute for Research and Technology (Box 57X). He will continue his interest in the physiology and biochemistry of edible fungi, especially their post-harvest physiology, and will explore other areas, including pectin metabolism. MICHAEL A. VINCENT, after 3 years in business, is now employed by the Willard Sherman Turrell Herbari um, Miami University , as an assistant curator. RICHARD BAIRD, formerly a University of Tennessee graduate student, is now Visiting Assis- tant Research Scientist with the Department of Botany, University of Florida. LAURA J. MIHUTA is now research Associate Plant Pathologist working with Robert Forster at the University of Idaho Research Extension Center, Kimberly, Idaho. fi LAURA GUZMAN-DAVALOS was recently appointed as Mycologist and Head of the Laboratory and Herbarium on Mycology in the Instituto de Botanica de la Universidad de Guadalajara, Jal isco. TINA GILLIAM-DAVIES REPORTS: WHILE WALKING ALONG A CREEK IN THE BLUE RIDGE, WE ENCOUNTERED A NATIVE OF THE AREA, WITH A BASkET, WHO SAID HE WAS ''LOOKTNG FOR MIRACLES." AFTER GEYTING A DESCRIPTION OF THE SORT OF THING HE WAS LOOKING FOR, ASKED WHETHER RE MEANT !53i?-7LS. "NOPE, " HE SAID, "THEM'S CALLED MIRACLES IN THESE PARTS. "
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