PhD position in Oklahoma State University nanoscience and engineering research group in Tulsa
Focus is on developing nanostructured materials for:
1) Thermoelectric energy conversion
2) Multiferroics
Both thin film and bulk synthesis methods are investigated.
Duties include:
-help to set up labs
-work on nano particle synthesis, and materials alloying
-measure their thermal and electrical properties
-optical characterizations
-device fabrication and testing
Expertise expected:
-Strong hand in electrical and mechanical tools
-Familiar with the basics of the semiconductor physics
Other expectations:
-Interested in the nano material research
-A careful person to handle contamination free processes
-Creative, hard worker, and persistent
Note:
The student is located in Helmerich Advanced Technology Research Center (HATRC). HATRC is a new research center in Tulsa, Oklahoma that started its work in November 2007. It hosts specialized laboratories that enables faculty and students to focus on the state of the art research in different areas including nano and MEMS. The student will have special opportunities to be involved in setting up the labs and learn neat physics and experimental research in the area on nano materials engineering.
Application
Please email you resume to Professor Daryoosh Vashaee at daryoosh.vashaeeokstate.edu
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