美国德州大学达拉斯分校热能方向招收2-3名全奖博士和博后

美国德州大学达拉斯分校  (The University of Texas at Dallas) 机械专业热能/材料方向招收多名全奖博士和博后
研究方向：advanced energy storage and conversion, smart materials and devices, additive manufacturing, and grid-interactive efficient buildings
招收职位：2-3名全奖博士和博士后
招收要求：
1. 申请者须具有机械工程，热能工程， 化学工程，材料工程 或化学等相关领域的本科或硕士学位。
2. 具有相变材料，热能存储，高分子聚合物，3D打印，纳米材料及器件，或纳米传热的相关研究经历及背景。
• Major: Bachelor or Master degree in science- and engineering-related fields, including but not limited to Mechanical Engineering, Thermal Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemistry, etc.
• Preferred: Hands-on research experience in phase-change thermal energy storage, soft materials, nanoscale heat transfer, MEMS, 3D printing, etc.

• Documents: Please send your 1) CV (including GPA, TOEFL and GRE score, research experience, publication list, and contact information of two references), 2) transcripts, and 3) one-page research/personal statement to Dr. Cui at shuang.cui@utdallas.edu.

We also have one postdoc position available. Please contact Dr. Cui with your CV and one-page research/personal statement directly.

导师介绍：
Dr.  Shuang Cui received her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of California, San Diego. She received M.S. and B.S. degrees in Thermal Engineering at Wuhan University, China. She is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at UTD a joint faculty in the Buildings and Thermal Sciences Center at National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). She has been a selected participant of The Rising Stars Women in Engineering Workshop at Seoul National University (Korea) and highlighted by the Department of Energy’s (DOE) “Women @ Energy: STEM Rising”. Dr. Cui has published 19 high-impact journal papers, including Energy Conversion and Management, Applied Energy, ACS Nano, and Journal of Materials Chemistry A. Dr. Cui also filed three U.S. patents. She collaborates with scientists and engineers from diverse fields including mechanical, chemical, and civil engineers, material scientists, and chemists from NREL, LBNL, ORNL, UC Berkeley, and MIT. Her research has been supported by multiple federal agencies (DOE BTO, ARPA-E, and NREL) and private sector partners.