Ph.D. Graduate Student Position: Embark on a journey of sustainability, creativity, and science by joining the exciting program, the Blogatahst Interactions with Gases (BIG) Collaboration. This innovative initiative, a partnership between North Carolina State University and Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, is made possible through a generous five-year, 50 million DKK grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation. The BIG Collaboration focuses on fundamental research concerning the interaction between enzyme-based biocatalysts and the gaseous substrates N2 and CO, integral to climate change, the bioeconomy, and food security. Joining this team offers a chance to be part of a dynamic, supportive, and inclusive work environment with ample opportunities for professional development and global networking.
Summary Table:
| Study Area | Enzyme Immobilization in BIG Collaboration |
|---|---|
| Duration | Ph.D. Program at NC State University |
| Start Date | January 2024 (Spring Semester) |
| Application Deadline | Click here for details |
Scholarship Description:
Ph.D. Graduate Student Position in Enzyme Immobilization
There is an open Ph.D. student position focusing on Enzyme Immobilization within the framework of the BIG Collaboration efforts. The role involves researching, developing, and conducting enzyme immobilization experiments, controlling the position, orientation, and reactivity of enzymes at surfaces. Additionally, it includes application-relevant testing to move developed technologies toward real-world utilization. Contributions to high-quality collaborative publications and conference presentations are expected.
Eligibility:
- Acceptance by the Graduate School at NC State University for enrollment in the Textile and Polymer Science Ph.D. program
- Strong academic and experience-based background in (bio-)chemistry, polymer, material, or physical sciences, with associated laboratory and analytical techniques
- Experience with enzyme, protein, or biomolecule immobilization and analysis
- Demonstrate scientific and project management initiative, leadership, and teamwork
- Exhibit excellent oral and written English language communication skills
- Ability to travel domestically and internationally as needed for the project
- Ready to start the position in January 2024 (for the spring 2024 semester)
Required Documents:
- Application through the provided link (Google Account required)
How to Apply: For more details and to apply, click here. You must have a Google Account to access the Google Form.
Last Date for Apply: Click here for details.
This position offers a Graduate Research Assistantship covering tuition and health insurance. Join the NC STATE Wilson College of Textiles in advancing research at the intersection of enzyme immobilization, textiles, and polymer science.
