Available Positions in the MEAN Lab
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Visiting Scholar and Visiting Student Positions
Potential visitors to the MEAN Lab are welcome to consult Professor Wujcik directly for openings. Flexible positions will be offered to candidates who bring their own external funding sources.
Potential visitors to the MEAN Lab are welcome to consult Professor Wujcik directly for openings. Flexible positions will be offered to candidates who bring their own external funding sources.
- If applying from the European Union, unique opportunities exist through the EU [e.g., https://ec.europa.eu/research/mariecurieactions/actions/individual-fellowships_en]
- If applying from China, unique opportunities exists through the CSC program [http://en.csc.edu.cn/].
Post-Doctoral Positions
The MEAN Lab occasionally seeks post-doctoral researchers to conduct research in current MEAN Laboratory areas. For more information on research areas, see Research. For more information on research areas, see Research. Flexible positions will be offered to candidates who bring their own external funding sources. Please e-mail a 1-page research plan and CV to Professor Wujcik directly.
The MEAN Lab occasionally seeks post-doctoral researchers to conduct research in current MEAN Laboratory areas. For more information on research areas, see Research. For more information on research areas, see Research. Flexible positions will be offered to candidates who bring their own external funding sources. Please e-mail a 1-page research plan and CV to Professor Wujcik directly.
Doctor of Philosophy [Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering] Positions
The MEAN Lab is currently seeking prospective chemical engineering Ph.D. students to conduct research in current MEAN Laboratory areas. For more information on research areas, see Research. For more information on research areas, see Research. Please e-mail your CV - along with scanned GRE, TOEFL, and transcripts - to Professor Wujcik directly.
All applicants should meet the following requirements in addition to the departmental requirements:
(1) a minimum undergraduate GPA of >3.0/4.0 OR a minimum graduate GPA of >3.5/4.0
(2) a minimum GRE score (quantitative + verbal) of >310 [Conversion table for other scoring systems]
(3) a minimum TOEFL score of >550 (PBT) OR >213 (CBT) OR >79 (iBT) OR IELTS of >6.5 OR PTE of >59
(4) at least one (1) degree (B.S. or M.S.) in chemical engineering, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemistry, materials science, polymer science or engineering, environmental engineering, physics, or related field
(5) some experimental experience with materials
(6) excellent writing and presentation skills
(7) experience with the preparation and submission of at least one (1) ISI recognized journal manuscript
The MEAN Lab is currently seeking prospective chemical engineering Ph.D. students to conduct research in current MEAN Laboratory areas. For more information on research areas, see Research. For more information on research areas, see Research. Please e-mail your CV - along with scanned GRE, TOEFL, and transcripts - to Professor Wujcik directly.
All applicants should meet the following requirements in addition to the departmental requirements:
(1) a minimum undergraduate GPA of >3.0/4.0 OR a minimum graduate GPA of >3.5/4.0
(2) a minimum GRE score (quantitative + verbal) of >310 [Conversion table for other scoring systems]
(3) a minimum TOEFL score of >550 (PBT) OR >213 (CBT) OR >79 (iBT) OR IELTS of >6.5 OR PTE of >59
(4) at least one (1) degree (B.S. or M.S.) in chemical engineering, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemistry, materials science, polymer science or engineering, environmental engineering, physics, or related field
(5) some experimental experience with materials
(6) excellent writing and presentation skills
(7) experience with the preparation and submission of at least one (1) ISI recognized journal manuscript
Master of Science [M.S. in Chemical Engineering] Positions
The MEAN Lab occasionally seeks prospective chemical engineering M.S. students to conduct research in current MEAN Laboratory areas. For more information on research areas, see Research. For more information on research areas, see Research. Please e-mail your CV and transcripts to Professor Wujcik directly.
All applicants should meet the following requirements:
(1) a minimum undergraduate GPA of >3.0/4.0 OR a minimum graduate GPA of >3.5/4.0
(2) a minimum GRE score (quantitative + verbal) of >300 [Conversion table for other scoring systems]
(3) a minimum TOEFL score of >550 (PBT) OR >213 (CBT) OR >79 (iBT) OR IELTS of >6.5 OR PTE of >59
(4) at least one (1) degree (B.S. or M.S.) in chemical or biological engineering, chemistry, materials science, polymer science or engineering, physics, medicine, or related field
(5) some experimental experience with materials
(6) excellent writing and presentation skills
The MEAN Lab occasionally seeks prospective chemical engineering M.S. students to conduct research in current MEAN Laboratory areas. For more information on research areas, see Research. For more information on research areas, see Research. Please e-mail your CV and transcripts to Professor Wujcik directly.
All applicants should meet the following requirements:
(1) a minimum undergraduate GPA of >3.0/4.0 OR a minimum graduate GPA of >3.5/4.0
(2) a minimum GRE score (quantitative + verbal) of >300 [Conversion table for other scoring systems]
(3) a minimum TOEFL score of >550 (PBT) OR >213 (CBT) OR >79 (iBT) OR IELTS of >6.5 OR PTE of >59
(4) at least one (1) degree (B.S. or M.S.) in chemical or biological engineering, chemistry, materials science, polymer science or engineering, physics, medicine, or related field
(5) some experimental experience with materials
(6) excellent writing and presentation skills
Undergraduate Positions
Undergraduate researchers are needed on a semester to semester basis. Please e-mail Professor Wujcik directly. The MEAN Lab is interested in undergraduate researchers of all disciplines-within engineering and the natural sciences-and of all classes (freshman through super-senior) at The University of Maine that meet the following requirements:
(1) a minimum undergraduate GPA of >3.0/4.0
(2) excellent writing and presentation skills
(3) ambition to partake in cutting-edge research alongside graduate/post-graduate researchers
(4) ability to accurately follow directions
(5) a minimum of 3 hours per week to dedicate to laboratory work
Undergraduates interested in research have the opportunity to do research for volunteer experience, credit through CHE 497-CHE 499 (1 credit = 3 hours of laboratory or data analysis per week), or occasionally for pay.
Undergraduate researchers are needed on a semester to semester basis. Please e-mail Professor Wujcik directly. The MEAN Lab is interested in undergraduate researchers of all disciplines-within engineering and the natural sciences-and of all classes (freshman through super-senior) at The University of Maine that meet the following requirements:
(1) a minimum undergraduate GPA of >3.0/4.0
(2) excellent writing and presentation skills
(3) ambition to partake in cutting-edge research alongside graduate/post-graduate researchers
(4) ability to accurately follow directions
(5) a minimum of 3 hours per week to dedicate to laboratory work
Undergraduates interested in research have the opportunity to do research for volunteer experience, credit through CHE 497-CHE 499 (1 credit = 3 hours of laboratory or data analysis per week), or occasionally for pay.
