The Moor group at the Utah Water Research Laboratory is seeking applicants for a graduate research assistant position in the areas of environmental chemistry and the photochemical fate of organic contaminants. Students will have the opportunity to use laser techniques to elucidate photo-transformation pathways and kinetics. The anticipated start date is spring 2024.
The Moor group at the Utah Water Research Laboratory is seeking applicants for a graduate research assistant position in the areas of environmental chemistry and the photochemical fate of organic contaminants. Students will have the opportunity to use laser techniques to elucidate photo-transformation pathways and kinetics. The anticipated start date is spring 2024.
The position is available to students interested in pursuing master’s or Ph.D. degrees in environmental engineering. Applicants are sought with backgrounds in environmental engineering, environmental science, chemistry, chemical engineering, or other related fields. Candidates with research experience in photochemistry, with lasers, or with spectroscopy in general are especially encouraged to apply.
Qualified applicants should send their CV to Prof. Kyle Moor at kyle.moor@usu.edu. Please include a brief statement of interest.
About Utah State University:
Utah State University is located in beautiful Logan, Utah; a city of about 50,000 situated in a picturesque mountain valley about 80 miles north of Salt Lake City. Outstanding recreational opportunities abound in the nearby mountains. The Utah Water Research Laboratory (UWRL) at Utah State University has been a leader in water and environmental research for over 50 years. The laboratory conducts collaborative water and environmental research in Utah and throughout the world to advance innovative solutions, promote scientifically informed policy and management decisions, and train tomorrow’s leaders.