Student Role: The selected student will assist with laboratory experiments related to metal extraction and purification. Tasks include preparing and handling samples, conducting chemical experiments, analyzing data, and taking necessary measurements using advanced instrumentation. Students with a strong interest in research will also have the opportunity to engage in data analysis, report writing, and publications, contributing to the overall success of the project.

Student Benefits: Hands-on experience with cutting-edge research in metal extraction and chemical processing. Opportunities to learn and work with advanced lab equipment. Mentorship from experienced researchers, providing guidance and support in your academic and professional development. A chance to contribute to meaningful environmental research. Potential for involvement in data analysis and scientific writing, enhancing your research skill set. Exposure to graduate-level research, providing a pathway to graduate studies in the future.

Project Duration: Expected 10-20 hours per week, accommodating the academic schedule of the student.

Opportunity Location Type: In Person

Is this a paid opportunity: Yes

Paid Description:

This is a paid research position, This is a work-study research position, Prepare a UROP proposal, Write an Honors Thesis or Senior Thesis, Earn independent study credit

Minimum Requirements: Junior or senior undergraduate standing in Metallurgical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Material Science, Chemistry, or a related field. Prior lab experience is preferred. A genuine interest in research work. Attention to detail and adherence to safety protocols.