Openings
Depending on the funding status and leave of group members, we will have openings available for postdoc, graduate students, undergraduate research assistants, and visiting scholars. Please keep checking with our website.
Depending on the funding status and leave of group members, we will have openings available for postdoc, graduate students, undergraduate research assistants, and visiting scholars. Please keep checking with our website.
New positions will be coming up with new projects or new funding. Stay in tuning!:)
Postdoc Position 1: Organometallics and Homogenous Catalysis (position filled)
General description
The Liu group at Utah State University has an immediate opening for postdoc researcher to conduct research on organometallic synthesis and applications of molecular catalysts for homogenous catalysis and electrocatalysis. The primary roles of the successful candidate include synthesis and characterization of well-defined molecule catalysts based on inexpensive metals such as Fe, Ni, and Mn, and applications of the catalysts for organic transformations. The postdoc researcher will also prepare manuscripts and technic reports for publication and patent application, and involve lab management. The team supports the successful candidate to present work at national/international conferences, and provides other visibility and training opportunities for career development. The postdoc researcher will be guided by the team PI, but highly encouraged to work autonomously and creatively as much as possible.
Applicants should submit curriculum vitae, copies of transcripts, names and contacts of three references in a single pdf file. A statement of research experience and career objective is preferred. The appointment is full-time with a full benefits package. Proposed start date is as early as October 1st, 2015. Invitations for interview will be notified after reviewing application materials.
Preferred qualifications
Applicants must receive a Ph.D. in Chemistry with experience in organometallic and organic synthesis from an accredited university or research institute. Applicants need to have knowledge and experience in chemcial synthesis (organic and/or inorganic synthesis) and homogenous catalysis, and skills in solution characterizations (NMR, and EPR, IR, and UV). Knowledge in electrochemistry is a plus. Good written and oral communication skills in English and an ability to perform teamwork are required.
Postdoc Position 1: Organometallics and Homogenous Catalysis (position filled)
General description
The Liu group at Utah State University has an immediate opening for postdoc researcher to conduct research on organometallic synthesis and applications of molecular catalysts for homogenous catalysis and electrocatalysis. The primary roles of the successful candidate include synthesis and characterization of well-defined molecule catalysts based on inexpensive metals such as Fe, Ni, and Mn, and applications of the catalysts for organic transformations. The postdoc researcher will also prepare manuscripts and technic reports for publication and patent application, and involve lab management. The team supports the successful candidate to present work at national/international conferences, and provides other visibility and training opportunities for career development. The postdoc researcher will be guided by the team PI, but highly encouraged to work autonomously and creatively as much as possible.
Applicants should submit curriculum vitae, copies of transcripts, names and contacts of three references in a single pdf file. A statement of research experience and career objective is preferred. The appointment is full-time with a full benefits package. Proposed start date is as early as October 1st, 2015. Invitations for interview will be notified after reviewing application materials.
Preferred qualifications
Applicants must receive a Ph.D. in Chemistry with experience in organometallic and organic synthesis from an accredited university or research institute. Applicants need to have knowledge and experience in chemcial synthesis (organic and/or inorganic synthesis) and homogenous catalysis, and skills in solution characterizations (NMR, and EPR, IR, and UV). Knowledge in electrochemistry is a plus. Good written and oral communication skills in English and an ability to perform teamwork are required.
Postdoc Position 2: Electrochemical Energy Storage and Electrocatalysis (position filled)
General description
The Liu group at Utah State University has an immediate opening for postdoc researcher to conduct research on electrochemical energy conversion including energy storage (rechargeable batteries) and electrocatalysis. The primary roles of the successful candidate include synthesis and characterization of novel battery materials, and device tests of new energy storage technologies beyond Li ion batteries aiming for diverse applications including electric vehicles, integration of renewable energy (solar and wind), large-scale energy storage, and others. The postdoc researcher will also prepare manuscripts and technic reports for publication and patent application, and involve lab management. The team supports the successful candidate to present work at national/international conferences, and provides other visibility and training opportunities for career development. The postdoc researcher will be guided by the team PI, but highly encouraged to work autonomously and creatively as much as possible.
Applicants should submit curriculum vitae, copies of transcripts, names and contacts of three references in a single pdf file. A statement of research experience and career objective is preferred. The appointment is full-time with a full benefits package. Proposed start date is as early as February 1st, 2016. Invitations for interview will be notified after reviewing application materials.
Preferred qualifications
Applicants must receive a Ph.D. in Chemistry, Material Science or related majors from an accredited university or research institute. Applicants need to have knowledge and experience in material synthesis (organic and/or inorganic synthesis). Knowledge in electrochemistry, research experience related to energy storage or energy conversion, and skills in microscopy measurement are preferred. Good written and oral communication skills in English and an ability to perform teamwork are required.
General description
The Liu group at Utah State University has an immediate opening for postdoc researcher to conduct research on electrochemical energy conversion including energy storage (rechargeable batteries) and electrocatalysis. The primary roles of the successful candidate include synthesis and characterization of novel battery materials, and device tests of new energy storage technologies beyond Li ion batteries aiming for diverse applications including electric vehicles, integration of renewable energy (solar and wind), large-scale energy storage, and others. The postdoc researcher will also prepare manuscripts and technic reports for publication and patent application, and involve lab management. The team supports the successful candidate to present work at national/international conferences, and provides other visibility and training opportunities for career development. The postdoc researcher will be guided by the team PI, but highly encouraged to work autonomously and creatively as much as possible.
Applicants should submit curriculum vitae, copies of transcripts, names and contacts of three references in a single pdf file. A statement of research experience and career objective is preferred. The appointment is full-time with a full benefits package. Proposed start date is as early as February 1st, 2016. Invitations for interview will be notified after reviewing application materials.
Preferred qualifications
Applicants must receive a Ph.D. in Chemistry, Material Science or related majors from an accredited university or research institute. Applicants need to have knowledge and experience in material synthesis (organic and/or inorganic synthesis). Knowledge in electrochemistry, research experience related to energy storage or energy conversion, and skills in microscopy measurement are preferred. Good written and oral communication skills in English and an ability to perform teamwork are required.
Undergraduate Research Assistants
Job Title: Lab Assistants for Research (Chem4800, up to 3 credits)
Please directly contact Prof. Liu for openings.
Job Title: Lab Assistants for Work Study
Please find details and apply through the link below (Job ID: 71601):
http://www.usu.edu/career/htm/career-aggie/
