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Date:         Wed, 23 Feb 2005 04:41:15 -0500
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Subject:      student looking for a microscopy related job

Hello everyone in the Light Microscopy Interest Group, The following person
is looking for a 2-3 year position that would involve a mathematical or
computer science application in microscopy.  He is currently a graduate
student in a Math/Computer Science program with a background in biology and
imaging.  Please see the attached CV if you are interested.

Jim

Roberto Fadin curriculum vitae


Residence:      Via E. Rossi 22                         Date of birth:
07/09/1973.
        59100 Prato (PO), Italy                 Place of birth: Florence,
Italy.
Phone:          057437251                                       Nationality:
Italian.
Email:          [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Marital Status: Single.

Education
07/1992: high school degree at the I.T.G. "A. Gramsci" in Prato (58\60).

16/04/1998: Master degree in Biological Sciences at the University of
Florence (110/110 and lode). Experimental Thesis topic: Study of the
solution structure of a monomeric, reduced form of human copper, zinc
superoxide dismutasi (SOD) via NMR. Supervisor: Prof. Lucia Banci.

Work experience
01/05/1998-31/12/1998, Department of Chemistry, University of Florence:
fellowship by the European Community for a research project on paramagnetic
proteins. Research project: Study of the solution structure of a monomeric
form of human SOD via NMR. Supervisor: Prof. Lucia Banci.

26/01/1999-25/11/1999, civil service at the Pharmacological Institute Mario
Negri in Milan: application of molecular biology methods to the study of
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Supervisor: Dr. Caterina Bendotti.

01/02/2000-31/01/2002, European Institute of Oncology, Milan: fellowship for
a research project on the degradation of cdc25A phosphatase via the
ubiquitin-proteasome pathway. Supervisor: Prof. Giulio Draetta.

01/04/2001-31/05/2001, New York University school of Medicine: visiting
scientist in the laboratory of Dr. Michele Pagano, to develop an in vitro
ubiquitylation assay for cdc25A phosphatase.

01/02/2002-30/06/2003: at the University of Florence, faculty of
mathematics, I have attended classes of differential calculus, logic and
algebra.

Actual position (01/07/2003-), unit of Dynamic Fluorescence Spectroscopy in
Biomedicine, Dibit, San Raffaele Scientific Institute, Milan: fellowship for
the research project "Visualization of the oligomerization of the Urokinase
receptor by microscopy image analysis and fluorescence correlation".
Supervisor: Dr. Valeria Caiolfa
<http://www.sanraffaele.org/jumpNews.asp?idLang=EN&idUser=0&idNews=59974>.

19/10/2004: I have started my Ph.D. in Mathematical Logic and Theoretical
Informatics at the University of Siena.

Courses: 30-01/07/2004, "Confocal microscopy and correlate techniques" at
the Pharmacological Institute Mario Negri.

Computer skills: experience with Word, Excel, Power Point, Adobe PhotoShop.

Languages: English.                             Hobbies: logic, mathematics
and literature.

Publications
"The solution structure of a monomeric, reduced form of human copper, zinc
superoxide dismutase bearing the same charge as the native protein", Banci
L, Bertini I, Del Conte R, Fadin R, Mangani S, Viezzoli MS. J Biol Inorg
Chem 1999 Dec; 4 (6): 795-803.

Milan, 22/12/2004

Roberto Fadin

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