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Humans of the CoReACTER

{{peopletable "reacter" "ReACTERs"}} {{peopletable "collaborator" "Collaborators"}} {{peopletable "visitor" "Visiting Researchers"}} {{peopletable "alumni" "Alumni and Former Affiliates"}}

Interested in Joining?

Before you reach out or apply to work with us, it's a good idea for you to check out The CoReACTER Manual. If you like what you see and you feel aligned with our goals and philosophies, great! If you find yourself disagreeing with a lot of our core principles, this might not be a place where you want to devote your energy.

Graduate Students

The CoReACTER plans to hire two doctoral students in the Fall 2025 semester. One student will be working on developing computational methods to explore electrochemical reactivity using chemical reaction networks and multiscale modeling. The other student will be working on employing high-throughput experiments to design reactions for polymer recycling.

Postdocs

We do not currently have funding for postdoctoral researchers, but interested candidates who currently hold external funding or are willing to pursue postdoctoral fellowships are always welcome to reach out. Some opportunities for postdoc fellowships are provided in our resources page.

Undergraduates

The CoReACTER always welcomes undergraduate researchers! CMU students can perform research for credit. It may also be possible to obtain funding for undergraduate research (e.g., through HURAY). No prior research experience is required to work in the CoReACTER, but a background in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, or computer science may be helpful.

Instructions

If you are interested in working in the CoReACTER, please send an e-mail to EWCSS. In your message, please provide a CV and answer the following questions:

  1. What project(s) you are interested in working on?
  2. Why you are interested in this work, and in working in the CoReACTER?
  3. What is your least favorite word (in any language), and why?