[Physics opps] European Career Fair 2009, Saturday, 1/24! (fwd)

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As a note, some of the major Western European research centers (not 
necessarily localized) that will have booths at the fair are:
Max Planck Institutes - Germany
CNRS - France

**Note that the career fair has lots of Universities and Research Centers 
attending, not just companies!

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Are you interested in the European job market? Do you want to pursue a
PhD, a post-doc, an academic or a professional career on the other
side of the ocean? We invite you to join us at the 13th European
Career Fair (ECF) in Cambridge, MA, the largest career fair of its
kind.

Feel free to forward this information to all interested parties!

The 13th European Career Fair in short:

January 23, 2009 - European Innovation and Entrepreneurship workshop and Swiss networking reception.

January 24, 2009 - Career Fair Day with exhibits and presentations by employers from industry, academia and research.

January 25, 2009 - Information session "Research in Germany", "Working in The Netherlands", Sciencecareers panel discussion "Industry in Europe".

January 25-26, 2009 - Interviews for selected candidates

Why should you attend?

Unlike many career fairs, ECF aims to represent the full breadth of
the European job market=2E Whether you are looking for a job in
industry or a non-profit sector, you will find something of you
interested at ECF All areas of research and study are welcome!
Recruiters are looking to fill vacancies at all levels=2E Graduate
students, professional degrees and post-docs are especially encouraged
to apply.

Over 50% of the interviews taking place on January 25 and 26 are scheduled
at the Fair day; so bring your resume!

More information
For a list of employers for ECF2009, or more detailed information go to the website:
http://www.euro-career.com

We look forward to seeing you!

The European Career Fair 2009 Team