postdoctorate positions-chemistry?
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You should have a serious discussion with your advisor.  My former labmates have all just looked at the literature to see who was doing chemistry that interested them.  Then, they made a list.  After a discussion with our advisor, they sent letters to the professors that they were interested in.  Each of them got a postion with two letters.  In fact, they got two offers and got to choose.
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From India?Want more info then you may contact me.My friend did his honours in chemistry and a year later went abroad.
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Not unless a lot of academic positions open up since that is where most computational chemists work.
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Subject for the paper would be good. Chemistry would be different from business administration.
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Try doing a Google search under the Hall or the Hall-Heroult process.    That or check out a General or an Inorganic Chemistry book from the library.  That's a good launch point.
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Consider ordering a Chemistry magazine from your local University or nearby University. ChemCorner usually has lots of information about current research etc.
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A "physical scientist" jot title is very broad and duties could range quite a bit from employer to employer based on what type of physical scientist they are.\n\nA Physicist is a physical scientist, just like a Chemist, but I doubt you will see a Physicist preparing a 20 M solution of 2-4-diethyl hexane.
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Contact the national chemistry society or the universities where they worked.
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The models that already exist are good enough for most chemists maybe all. Developments in molecular orbital theory on the other hand would be welcome.
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Me too. Good luck from fellow chemistry graduate :) Where you study? I studied at Edinburgh University.Many jobs for petroleum chemistry in Scotland, since we are near the pipeline.I live near Mossmoran chemical plant. Most courses are here in surrounding university.You need to have 2.2 for requirements for most of them.Check the usual things in the links I have below. I would recommend Edinburgh for great city and wonderful night life, and fun festival,lots of events. The best link is Heriot Watt university, which is great. I would recommend there. its one of the most renowned places for petroleum. It specialises in it.I know friends who studied there and many went abroad to Saudia, or the Rigs. Saudia is okay place, except for some strange rules ;)  Good luck.
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I truly believe that if you had a possibility of getting into the chemical field, I would definitely OPT for the Chryso Chemicals field... I am looking INTO the long run(the future)..En tout cas, je vous espère le meilleur en faisant votre choix
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here are some currently-open job postings for people with physics degrees:\nhttp://careers.aps.org/search/results/\n\nhere is a list of jobs maintained by villanova:\nhttp://www.physics.villanova.edu/general/jobs.htm\n\nand another of the same kind of thing from UNC:\nhttp://www.uncwil.edu/stuaff/career/Majors/physics.htm\n\nalso, here is a GREAT page with lots of employment statistics for people with physics degrees - good way to get some real data on your job prospects:\nhttp://www.aip.org/statistics/trends/emptrends.html
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try this: http://www.assurant.com/inc/assurant/careers/assurant-careers.html
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Are you aiming for a post-doc or a professorship?\n\nThe latter is likely impossible for you, unless you are particularly brilliant (e.g. lots of research money and a recent publication in Nature or Science)
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yup.  Email me with any other chem questions at\nfortitudinousskeptic@yahoo.com\nI teach chemistry.
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Don't forget...also in earth science (weather)\n\nDeposition in science can also mean going directly from a gas to a solid (i.e. frost on the ground).\n\nDeposition is the opposite of sublimation which is going directly from a solid to a gas. (i.e. dry ice)\n\n:)
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Some chemists, especially organic chemists or biochemists.