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The American Carbon Society Carbon Jobs Board
The American Carbon Society makes this Jobs Board publicly available. Our Sponsors and Membership may post their open positions on this board by contacting Dr. Julian Norley directly via e-mail.
All open positions will first be e-mailed to our entire membership within 1 week of being received. They will then be posted on this public Jobs Board within 2 weeks of being received.
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If you have open positions in the field of Carbon Science, Technology, or Engineering, please contact Julian Norley to have them posted on this page.
A recruiter is currently running a search for a Graphite Technical Lead in Carbon Process Development:
“The client has developed a process that converts American coal into high-performance synthetic graphite at roughly 80% cheaper feedstock cost than conventional routes. American-made, competitively priced, and without the supply chain risk that comes with graphite sourced overseas.
We just filled their Technical Lead for Graphene and are now building out the Graphite side of the team. The role (Gaithersburg/Walkersville, Maryland, fully on-site) centers on taking bench-validated carbon chemistry into pilot-scale operations, defining process parameters, working through material characterization data (XRD, Raman, SEM, GDMS), and troubleshooting thermal processing systems.
They’re looking for 4 to 8 years of relevant experience, most often a PhD or postdoc in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field, with backgrounds in coal processing, carbon fiber, activated carbon, acid leaching, high-temperature processing, or powder handling all viewed favorably.
Base Salary is $130,000 to $150,000, plus a 10% performance bonus and long-term incentive eligibility.
Worth flagging early: candidates must qualify as a U.S. Person under export control regulations, and there’s no visa sponsorship available.”
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Kenan Song is offering 2 MS, 5 PhD, and 1 Post-Doctoral Research Openings, 2023-2025.
The UGA College of Engineering adopts an interdisciplinary approach and a flexible curriculum that provides students with diverse technical skills. The Song Research Group conducts research on Advanced Materials, Devices, and Cyber Technologies & Tools for Secure, Resilient, and Sustainable Systems. Focused on issues related to Polymer Science, Composite Engineering, and Advanced Manufacturing for Defense, Energy, Health, Robotics, and Sustainability Applications.
Prospective MS Students may contact Prof. Kenan Song directly:Kenan.Song@uga.edu.
Prospective PhD Students must be admitted into the PhD program in the UGA College of Engineering.
Previous research experience and a strong fundamental background (evidenced by excellent course grades and research activity), are required.
Application Deadlines depend on the date of the starting semester, and International Applicants should also refer to the UGA Graduate School Requirements for Admittance.
TO APPLY: After finishing your application to UGA Engineering, contact Prof. Kenan Song directly via e-mail Kenan.Song@uga.edu, including your Curriculum Vitae and a 1-2 Page Essay explaining your life and research goals. Please use an email subject of “New PhD for Song Lab: Your Name”.
Prospective Post-Doctoral Researchers must have previous research experience and a strong fundamental background (evidenced by excellent course grades and research activity).
TO APPLY: Contact Prof. Kenan Song directly via e-mail Kenan.Song@uga.edu, including your Curriculum Vitae and a 1-2 Page Essay explaining your life and research goals. Please use an email subject of “New Postdoc for Song Lab: Your Name”.
UNIST is offering several open PhD student positions in the Institute for Basic Science Center for Multidimensional Carbon Materials (IBS CMCM Center), directed by UNIST Distinguished Professor Rodney S Ruoff, who is affiliated with the Department of Chemistry, the Department of Materials Science & Engineering, and the Department of Chemical Engineering.
Applicants for PhD studies on Novel Carbon & Related Materials, in any of these 3 departments should mention in their application an interest in being advised by Prof Ruoff.
Please note that our entire focus is basic science (not applications research), as our funding is entirely from the Institute for Basic Science in South Korea.
Please also note that this program is intended for PhD students only, and that students with a strong interest in pursuing a Master’s Degree should contact other faculty members at UNIST to explore other oppritunities.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – Please visit Our Websites:https://www.unist.ac.kr/ and https://cmcm.ibs.re.kr/cmcm/?MM=02&SM=01.
Incoming open positions will be posted here as they become available.
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