| Sam Hoffheinz (he/him) | |
| Mohammad Nahidul Islam (he/him) | |
| Anna SofĂa Giraldo Neira (she/her) | |
| Zhenya Barannik (he/him) | |
| Evan Walter Clark Spotte-Smith (EWCSS) (they/them) | |
| Shonali Dixit (she/her) | |
| Fiona Kelly (she/her) |
| Rachel C. Kurchin (she/her) | |
| Samuel M. Blau (he/him) |
| Punna Amornvivat (she/her) | |
| Shreya Pagaria (she/her) | |
| Vanshika Raj Singh (she/her) | |
| Katherine (Kitty) Pierre-Louis (she/her) |
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.
We do not currently have any open positions for graduate students.
If you have external funding and would like to complete your graduate degree with the CoReACTER, please reach out with the basic information listed below ("Instructions"), as well as details about the funding that you have.
We do not currently have any open positions for postdoctoral fellows.
If you have external funding and would like to work with the CoReACTER, please reach out with the basic information listed below ("Instructions"), as well as details about the funding that you have.
The CoReACTER always welcomes undergraduate researchers! 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.
UCD: There are some formal systems in place for UCD students to get research experience. You can receive summer research placements, though opportunities are limited. You can also work in the CoReACTER as part of your fourth-year research project. Of course, you can work with us even without this formal support, but we may not be able to compensate you (and we really don't support uncompensated labor)!
CMU: CMU students can also perform research for credit. It may also be possible to obtain funding for undergraduate research (e.g., through HURAY, SURF, or ChESS). Note that, since EWCSS is an Adjunct Professor who is not physically located in Pittsburgh, collaboration with the CoReACTER may be more logistically challenging than working in other research groups.
Interested candidates should submit a brief (1 page or less) cover letter, CV, academic transcripts, and certificates of your academic qualifications to evan.spotte-smith@ucd.ie or to CoReACTER@proton.me. In your cover letter, please be sure to address the following:
Why are you interested in working on this project?
Why, specifically, are you interested in working with (and within) the CoReACTER?
What is your dream vacation destination?