The
MILES-IGERT is recruiting U.S. citizens and permanent residents
that are interested in pursuing a Ph.D. degree focused on research in
Free Radical and Oxidative Processes.
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Requirements |
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Tuition
and fees are waived
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Competitive
graduate stipends (currently, ~ $30,000 per year)
- Funded Graduate
Research Assistantships for 21 months. The MILES
student will transition to research grant funding or teaching assistantships
to complete the degree
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Paid
summer internships at domestic or international research facilities
(academic, government laboratory, or industrial)
- Access to state-of-the-art
test facilities, information systems and equipment.
- $500 toward the
purchase of a laptop computer
- The opportunity
to work with world renowned scientists in Oxidative Processes.
- The opportunity
to earn a Ph.D. degree and a MILES-IGERT Certificate
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- Pursuing a Ph.D.
in one of the Virginia Tech degree-granting programs
- Provide documentation
of U.S. citizenship (birth certificate, green card, passport, or other
acceptable documentation)
- B.S. or M.S. degree
in a science or engineering-related discipline and a minimum GPA of
3.2
- Acceptance into
one of the Virginia Tech degree-granting programs participating in the
MILES-IGERT
- Working under a
MILES
CORE faculty member
- Pursuing, or planning
to pursue, research that relates to the goals of the MILES Program
in addressing oxidative processes
- Completion of 11-13
credit hours of MILES
CORE courses
- Good chemisry background
is recommended
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Contact: |
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JaeHee
Hong ,
Ph.D.
Program Manager MILES
106 Davidson Hall (0212)
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061
milesnsf@vt.edu |
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