[Electrical E][Physics] PhD (University of Nebraska, USA)

Opening for Ph.D. Research Assistant
Department of Electrical Engineering Univeristy of Nebraska – Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska,
USA Position: Ph.D. Research Assistant in Optical Sensors and Photonic Microdevices
Organization: Department of Electrical Engineering, Univeristy of Nebraska – Lincoln
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska, USA Starting: Spring 2009 or Fall 2009

Description:
Prof. Ming Han is seeking one or two highly motivated Ph.D. students in optical sensors and photonic microdevices. Available research projects include optical physical sensors under harsh environment, optical biosensors, optical microresonators, and microlasers. Sucessful candidates will work under a multidisciplinary enviroment and have access to state-of-the-art facilities.

Qualifications: Propesctive candiates should have a solid academic record and research experiences in optics, electrical engineering, physics, or related areas. Hands-on experitment skills and creative thinking are higly appreciated. Ph.D. candidates are prefered. However, outstanding M.S. applicants will also be considered.

If intrested, please send me your CV by email: mhan@engr.unl.edu .
Contact: Prof. Ming Han Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Nebraska - Lincoln 209N Walter Scott Engineering Center, P.O. Box 880511 Lincoln, NE 68588 - 0511
Phone: (402)472-9618;
Email: mhan@engr.unl.edu
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