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Open Positions


Postdoc Positions

Currently there are no open positions, however a postdoctoral opening is anticipated in the near future. If you are interested, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Gor gor@njit.edu.


Ph.D. Positions

NJIT has two admission cycles per year (with a start dates in September and January), so we are always looking for strong candidates to join the group as Ph.D. students.

We welcome highly motivated students who are interested in pursuing interdisciplinary theoretical and computational research to join us. A combination of computational and experimental research is also an option. Students with background in one of the following disciplines are encouraged to apply: chemical engineering, physics, chemistry, materials science, etc. The ideal candidate should have a M.S. degree, however outstanding candidates with a B.S. degree will also be considered.

How to apply: the details are in the flyer [PDF]

Modeling Position [PDF]

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Undergraduate and MS Students

Note for potential graduate and undergraduate researchers: we are always looking for strong candidates to join the group. The list of the possible projects is given on the research page. Interested candidates should email to Dr. Gennady Gor gor@njit.edu with a short cover letter, CV, and an unofficial transcript. Although most of the projects involve collaborations with experimental groups at NJIT and beyond, our research is mostly theoretical and computational. Thus strong math skills is a necessary condition to join the group, programming experience is a plus.

In this short presentation Prof. Gor addresses the following questions: (1) Why it is important for an undergraduate student to do research? (2) What are the research opportunities for an undergraduate student at NJIT? (3) What research projects my group is currently working on?

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Community College and High-School Students

Each summer the Gor lab hosts community college and/or high-school student as research interns. Dr. Gor participates as a mentor in NJIT Provost High School Intern Program, ACS SEED program, and Liberty Science Center's summer research program Partners in Science, and BCC-NJIT Summer Research Program. Note that we do not accept applications directly, please contact the coordinators of these programs for more information.

The following presentation gives an overview of ChemE profession and ChemE research for high-school students.

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