Chemical exfoliation of 2D Materials for Cancer Therapies

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We are looking for an undergraduate with experience in chemistry or chemical engineering, to assist on our project on chemical exfoliation of 2D Materials for cancer therapies. The work would take place in the EER building on campus.

Project Website
Link to our lab website, the Integrated Nano Computing Lab led by Prof. Jean An…
Qualifications

-Background and interest in chemistry and/or chemical engineering, as evidenced through coursework

-Minimum 3.0 GPA

Project Timeline

4 months

Duties

Assist graduate student to carry out the exfoliation experiments in a fume hood, and characterize the results for cancer therapies.

Typical Time Commitment
5
Desired Length of Commitment
1
Tags
chemistry
chemical engineering
electrical and computer engineering
nanomaterials
nanotechnology
cancer research
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Project Lead
Who to Contact
Penny Chang
Contact Email
pennyhuiping@utexas.edu

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