Week of March 9, 2020
The following announcements are as of March 6.
Events and Seminars
March 9: Student Seminar, 3:00 p.m. in 66-110
– Alexis Fenton, “Automating Electroactive Compound Identification using Voltammetry, Simulation, and Model Selection Criteria”
– Michael Stone, “Catalytic Upgrading of Lignin from Biomass”
– Celestine Hong, “Intravenous Hemostats for Inaccessible Sources of Bleeding”
March 9: Roads of Academia workshop with Prof. Matthew Shoulders, 5:00 p.m – 6:30 p.m. in 32-144. [Details]
March 13: MacVicar Day Symposium. 2:30 pm. in 6-290. [Details]
April 2-4: Supply Chain Hackathon. [Details]
May 1-3: Chemical Biophysics Symposium – University of Toronto. [Registration is now open!]
See ChemE calendar for more listing of department events and seminars >>
Thesis Defense
TBA
See ChemE calendar for more listing of department events and seminars >>
Internships, Fellowships, and Job Opportunities
MGH – Harris Orthopaedics Lab: Full time and Intern Biomedical Engineering Positions. [Details]
June 1: Application due summer/fall STEM teaching opportunities at MIT. [Details]
NIH-funded post-baccalaureate training program – University of New Mexico. [Details]
Search for more faculty positions around the world at PolytechnicPositions.com
For more listing of upcoming career-related events, workshops, and company info sessions, visit the Career Advice and Support page.
Other Announcements
MIT seeks feedback about the experiences of undergraduate students from first-generation and/or low-income backgrounds. [Details]
March 19: The MIT (Mysterious) Book Exchange event – Recommend a book! [Details]
March 20: Application due for J-WAFS Grant for Water and Food Projects in India. [Details]
April 6: Application due for Benjamin Siegel Prize – open to all students. [Details]
April 6: Apply to Pitch at Ideation 2020, hosted by the MIT Biotech Group and Harvard Biotech Club. [Details]
April 17: Application due for J-WAFS Fellowships for Water Solutions. [Details]
MIT Alumni Advisors Hub: Students, signup to connect with MIT alumni for career conversations. [Details]
REFS (Resources for Easing Friction and Stress): Feeling stressed? We are here to help.
Email: refs-x@mit.edu | Website: web.mit.edu/refs-x/
