Fully Funded PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Micro/Nano Fluidics and Energy Innovation Michigan State University in United States

Michigan State University is advertising a fully funded PhD opportunity in Mechanical Engineering with research in the Micro/Nano Fluidic Biology and Energy Innovation Lab. The project spans a broad set of topics including surface science, microfluidics and nanofluidics, interface phenomena, thermal science and heat transfer, fluid mechanics, droplet dynamics, multiphase flow, electrokinetics, experimental fluid mechanics, energy conversion and storage, desalination, biomedical devices, and related energy and biotechnology applications.

The post indicates that the position is suitable for applicants from Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Physics, Energy Engineering, and other relevant science and engineering disciplines. This is a PhD opening with rolling admissions, so early application is encouraged.

Funding is described as fully funded and includes a full tuition fee waiver, a competitive monthly stipend, health insurance, and research and conference support where applicable.

The supervisor named in the post is Dr. Bei Fan at Michigan State University. The post also names Rajendra Thalla as the announcer/contact for application guidance and support.

Interested candidates should review the research fit, prepare application materials, and contact the poster for guidance. Because the admissions are rolling, applicants should apply as soon as possible.