Employment in Materials Science and Engineering
The listings on this page are for full-time faculty and staff openings in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering; postdoctoral positions, and full-time positions for graduating students (undergraduate and graduate).
STUDENTS: Looking for more help or additional opportunities?
These listings—sent directly to us by friends of the Department—represent only a small selection of jobs and research opportunities available.
For dedicated help in finding internships and jobs, visit the Clark School's office of Engineering Co-op & Career Services, which gives students 24-hour access to engineering co-op, internship, summer, post-graduation, and part-time job listings via eLink. It also runs free resume clinics, career fairs, and other workshops for job seekers! Visit them online at www.coop.eng.umd.edu, e-mail co-op@eng.umd.edu, or call (301) 405-3863 for more information.
You can also visit the University of Maryland's Career Center at www.careercenter.umd.edu.
Prospective Faculty and Staff
Please visit University Human Resources at www.uhr.umd.edu/employment for the most up-to-date position listings throughout the University.
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Open Positions at the University of Maryland, College Park related to materials science and engineering
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Open Positions in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at University of Maryland, College Park
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Career Opportunities In Industry and Government
The National Institute of Standards and Technology—American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (NIST-ARAA) Measurement Science and Engineering Fellowship Program
This program, made possible by a $15.5 million award from NIST to the University of Maryland, will ultimately bring approximately 50 fellows per year over three years to work at NIST laboratories in Gaithersburg, Md., and Charleston, S.C., providing new research collaborations among students, faculty and NIST scientists. The goal is to further develop a future scientific talent pool with extensive training in measurement science and engineering.
Positions will be offered at a variety of experience levels for students, postdocs, and senior research scientists and research faculty. Candidates from a variety of engineering and scientific disciplines, including those not currently affiliated with the University of Maryland, are encouraged to apply.
For more information, position descriptions,and current openings, visit the NIST-ARAA web site at www.nistfellows.umd.edu.
Internships, REUs, and Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate Research
Energy Research: Liangbing Hu Group (Interdisciplinary)
Assistant professor Liangbing Hu, who will join us on campus in August 2011, invites motivated undergraduates interested in joining his research group to contact him. Dr. Hu's research areas include nanomaterials and nanostructures, energy storage, energy conversion, and printed electronics. Visit his homepage or visit his web site for more information.
Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) Positions
Energy Research: Liangbing Hu Group (Interdisciplinary)
Assistant professor Liangbing Hu, who will join us on campus in August 2011, invites graduate students to apply to join his interdisciplinary research group. Dr. Hu's research areas include nanomaterials and nanostructures, energy storage, energy conversion, and printed electronics.
Students from materials science and engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, physics, and chemistry are encouraged to apply. Visit his homepage or visit his web site for more information.
Postdoctoral Positions
Energy Research: Liangbing Hu Group (Interdisciplinary)
Assistant professor Liangbing Hu, who will join us on campus in August 2011, has an immediate opening for a postdoctoral research assistant. Dr. Hu's research areas include nanomaterials and nanostructures, energy storage, energy conversion, and printed electronics.
Visiting scholars are also welcome.
Please send Professor Hu an e-mail including your C.V. if you are interested in learning more about this position. Visit his homepage or visit his web site for more information.
