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Student Researcher-Nanofiber Catalysts for CO2 Conversion
Long Island University
Requirements
Full-time enrollment in a degree-granting program, Minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA, Coursework in chemistry or related discipline, Ability to perform laboratory synthesis and testing, Familiarity with Microsoft Office
Skills
ChemistryMaterials Science
About the role
Responsibilities
- Assist with the synthesis and fabrication of nanofiber-based and supported catalysts using established laboratory protocols
- Conduct catalyst testing using flow-bed reactors and high-pressure autoclave reactor systems for CO2 conversion reactions
- Perform basic catalyst characterization and product analysis, including the use of GC-MS and FTIR
- Support data collection, analysis, and interpretation related to catalytic performance and stability
- Maintain accurate laboratory records and adhere to safe laboratory practices
- Collaborate effectively with graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty
Requirements
- Full-time enrollment in a degree-granting program
- Minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA
- Coursework in chemistry or a closely related discipline
- Ability to perform laboratory synthesis and testing
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Preferred Qualifications
- Completion of CHM 3 (or equivalent advanced chemistry coursework) at LIU
- Previous hands-on laboratory experience with catalysis, materials science, or chemical engineering research
- Experience searching, reading, and interpreting peer-reviewed scientific literature
About the Company
Long Island University (LIU Post) is a leading academic institution dedicated to excellence in research and education. Dr. Ping Lu’s research laboratory focuses on sustainable materials and fundamental catalysis, providing students with hands-on training and mentorship to prepare them for graduate school, industry, or research careers.
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