NOTE TO APPLICANTS: We receive many email inquiries about open positions from prospective students and researchers, but unfortunately cannot always answer such messages promptly. To streamline the process, interested applicants should complete the short questionnaire here.
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Thermal Effects in Supercapacitors
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Information for Prospective StudentsOur research group is characterized by a passion for discovering, explaining, and developing new knowledge through persistent effort intelligently applied. Students seeking a research position with us are encouraged to review the admission guidelines provided by UCLA's Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Graduate Program. Qualified students should then review the other pages of this website to identify specific research topics of mutual interest. These topics should be highlighted in any correspondence and in application materials. Interested students would also benefit from studying the materials contained in the online nanoHUB-U course, Thermal Energy at the Nanoscale, which can be taken in self-paced mode without a registration fee (i.e., free). Prospective students interested in more general information about life at UCLA and its surroundings might benefit from this series of posts.I receive far more email inquiries from prospective group members than I can manage. Consequently, I have created an online form that interested researchers of all types (undergrad, grad, postdoc) should complete here. The form is intentionally short and should require only about 15 minutes to complete. India-US Joint Networked CentreI also serve as an Adjunct Professor at the International Centre for Materials Science (ICMS), a companion organization to the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) in Bangalore, India. The Joint Networked Centre on Nanomaterials for Energy was established among partners JNCASR, Purdue, and GE Global Research (Bangalore) to foster ongoing collaborative research and exchanges of students and postdocs. The Joint Centre is sponsored by the Indo-US Science and Technology Forum and has now expanded to include participants from IISc, CeNS, Northwestern, Notre Dame, and UCLA under the auspices of the Joint Centre on Nanomaterials for Clean Energy and Environmental Sensors. This effort seeks to harness the promising potential ofnanomaterials to address global energy challenges. For examples of the types of activities involved, please refer to a review paper, a workshop report posted on nanoHUB, and an "Energy Focus" article in ACS Energy Letters. |
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