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Minimum requirements: GPA: 3.0 on a 4 point scale; GRE: 150 Verbal, 155 Quantitative, 4.0 Analytical Writing
Northwestern is the only law school in the country offering a one-year degree designed specifically for STEM graduates. Our students:
Receive a foundational education in the intersecting areas of Law, Business, and Technology;
Choose from a range of elective courses in Intellectual Property & Patent Design, Business Law & Entrepreneurship, and Regulatory Strategy & Analysis;
Get hands-on training in skills such as negotiations, project management, and strategic decision making;
Receive one-on-one academic and career advising throughout the program; and
Complete our full-time program in nine months or our part-time online program in two to four years.
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Open PhD position in computational chemistry - Nancy, France
The goal of this project is to probe the limits of the existing theoretical techniques to describe the physical-chemical properties of solutions next to an inorganic surface and to develop new, more adapted tools to treat reactive systems, particularly in the presence of a nanoconfined phase. The project will be performed in the Theoretical Physics and Chemistry Department (Université de Lorraine-CNRS), Nancy, France. The position is sponsored by the French Government ("Allocation de recherche", 3 years). Please contact us to learn more details about the project.
The successful candidate will have an M2 degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry, Physics or Materials Science and will be strongly motivated to perform research in a theoretical/computational field. Good knowledge of English is mandatory, good communication skills will be strongly appreciated as well as an interest in mobility (short-term research stays in other laboratories, participation to international conferences during the PhD).
Application: Applicants should send a complete CV as well as the contact information of at least two senior scientists.
Contact: Dr. Francesca Ingrosso (MCF HDR): Francesca.Ingrosso@univ-lorraine.fr