My startup client in the Southwest seeks a synthetic inorganic chemist. The applicant should have a Ph.D. in Chemistry or Materials Science with at least 10 years of hands-on laboratory experience synthesizing and processing complex oxides using both wet chemical and thin film techniques. Knowledge of Solid State Physics is a plus.
I also posted this announcement in the Opportunities for Undergraduates forum, but given the additional opportunities this program offers for faculty, I wanted to post here as well!
Please help spread the word about the 2009 NSF Summer Research Program in Solid State Chemistry and Materials for Undergraduates and Faculty. Prof. Doug Keszler (Oregon State University), Prof. Cathy Page and Prof.
Ray Schaack at Penn State University has alerted me to this great opportunity for high school students and undergraduates. Details of this project can be found on the program flyer (text copied below), as well as on the website: http://reseach.chem.psu.edu/resgroup/chemistryvideos.html. Eligible students can work either by themselves, or preferably in small teams, along with the supervision of a chemistry mentor (teacher, instructor, professor). Students are encouraged to email us to declare their intent to s