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Ruiqing Shen

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Oklahoma State University

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Oklahoma State University

Fully Funded MS & PhD Positions in Fire Safety and Advanced Materials at Oklahoma State University

The SAFER Lab at Oklahoma State University, led by Assistant Professor Ruiqing Shen, is recruiting fully funded MS and PhD students for Spring and Fall 2026. The lab is part of the Fire Protection & Safety Engineering Technology (FPSET) program within the School of Fire, Construction and Emergency Management. Research in the SAFER Lab focuses on fire safety, advanced materials, and the development of eco-friendly flame-retardant materials. Key topics include the fire behavior of 3D-printed biopolymer nanocomposites and hydrogel-based fire suppression technologies, aiming to improve industrial safety and protect communities and the environment. Applicants should have a background in engineering, materials science, or a related field, and demonstrate a strong interest in fire safety research. The positions are fully funded, covering tuition and providing a stipend, and are open to both MS and PhD candidates. The lab offers a collaborative environment with opportunities to contribute to cutting-edge research in fire protection engineering and advanced materials. To apply, candidates should email their application to [email protected] with the subject line 'SAFER Lab Graduate Application – MS/PhD – [Your Name]'. More information about the lab and its research can be found on the SAFER Lab website . This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in fire safety, materials science, and engineering to join a dynamic research group at a leading US institution.

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