Undergraduate researcher wanted for a project investigating new ways to make next generation materials for light emitting devices (LEDs). The Herman lab in chemical engineering is using a continuous flow microwave reactor to synthesize semiconductor nanoparticles called quantum dots, the undergraduate researcher would aid in the synthesis and purification of these materials.\u00a0 If you are interested in a career in Oregon’s growing greentech industry this is a great way to gain experience.<\/p>\n
More info on the project can be found in this press release: http:\/\/oregonbest.org\/commercialization\/pacific-light-technologies<\/a><\/p>\n Those interested should contact Bob Fitzmorris (fitzmorr@onid.orst.edu<\/a>) with a brief explanation of their interest and previous experience.\u00a0 Students who have taken, or are currently taking organic chemistry are preferred.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Undergraduate researcher wanted for a project investigating new ways to make next generation materials for light emitting devices (LEDs). The Herman lab in chemical engineering is using a continuous flow microwave reactor to synthesize semiconductor nanoparticles called quantum dots, the undergraduate researcher would aid in the synthesis and purification of these materials.\u00a0 If you are… Continue reading