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Netters:

Does anyone have a suggestion for a code that is able to generate
correct Kekule structures for extended conjugated systems that have
several hetero atoms of varyious hybridisations?  Will glady share the
results of the inquiry.

Thanks!

John McKelvey
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From: kim@traj.chem.wayne.edu (Kim Bolton)
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Subject: POSTDOCTORAL POSITION


       A postdoctoral position is open immediately to develop
state-of-the-art molecular modeling algorithms and a vectorized,
parallel/distributed software system to study key aspects of
adhesive/metal oxide interfaces. The research is in collaboration with
Ford Motor Company and addresses specific auto industry needs
associated with the adhesive bonding of aluminum and other lightweight
metals. A recent Ph.D. in the US with experience in
theoretical/computational modeling and in vectorized,
parallel/distributed software is preferred.

       Send resume to:

              Dr. Vipin Chaudhary
              Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
              vipin@upanishad.eng.wayne.edu

                    or

              Dr. William L. Hase
              Department of Chemistry
              hase@sun.chem.wayne.edu
              Wayne State University
              Detroit, Michigan 48202

 Wayne State University is an Equal Education and Employment Institution.