Research opportunities
Source:
ETH Ph.D. Survival Guide 2012 |
For undergraduate students
Currently, the MTG Lab is looking for enthusiastic and hard-working research assistants to help run several of its first-principles calculations. Interested undergraduates are invited and encouraged to participate in MTG's research activities, and a commitment of at least two semesters is expected. Outstanding undergraduates may also have the chance to be lead/co-authors on highly-cited publications. If you’re interested in volunteering for this research opportunity, please contact Aloysius for more information.
Currently, the MTG Lab is looking for enthusiastic and hard-working research assistants to help run several of its first-principles calculations. Interested undergraduates are invited and encouraged to participate in MTG's research activities, and a commitment of at least two semesters is expected. Outstanding undergraduates may also have the chance to be lead/co-authors on highly-cited publications. If you’re interested in volunteering for this research opportunity, please contact Aloysius for more information.
For graduate students
We always welcome highly motivated and outstanding graduate students to join our research group. Opportunities differ by semester and year, and scholarships are often available for highly qualified candidates. Interested students should contact Aloysius at any time. Alternatively, you may contact any of our current graduate students to learn more about our group.
We always welcome highly motivated and outstanding graduate students to join our research group. Opportunities differ by semester and year, and scholarships are often available for highly qualified candidates. Interested students should contact Aloysius at any time. Alternatively, you may contact any of our current graduate students to learn more about our group.
For postdoctoral researchers
Funded positions will be advertised when available.
Funded positions will be advertised when available.
