Open Positions

Postdoctoral Researchers in Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry:

We seek highly motivated, dedicated Postdoctoral Researchers to conduct innovative research that is focused on the preparation and characterization of target organic compounds, highly air-sensitive organometallic species, and novel transition metal complexes. We offer a well-equipped laboratory and a recently upgraded infrastructure for NMR, X-ray crystallography, and emission spectroscopy.  Applicants must hold a postgraduate degree at PhD level (or any other equivalent foreign degree) in inorganic or organometallic chemistry. Please send your application directly to Dr. Stollenz, including a cover letter, CV, and an outline of proposed funding opportunities.
 
We are looking for Master Students!
Proper training in our research lab (manipulation of air-sensitive compounds using Schlenk techniques, column chromatography, crystallization techniques, NMR, IR, UV-Vis, fluorescence spectroscopy) within at least 1 summer semester before joining the MSCB program is required.

Check out the new Double Owl track Chemistry BS / Chemical Sciences MS!
Please contact Dr. Stollenz for more information.
 
Research Opportunities for Undergraduates:
Minimum requirements: experience in organic chemistry and a high motivation for research
(minimum GPA: 3.5)
 
Undergraduate researchers are asked to stay at least for 2 semesters in the group, (including 1 summer semester). We encourage all undergraduate research students of our group to join the KSU MSCB program!
Registration for CHEM 4100 is possible (Junior level and beyond; 1 credit hour translates into 3 hours of laboratory work).
An end-of-the semester research report and participation in group meetings is required for each student.
 
Research Opportunities for Undergraduates/Graduate Students (Europe):
The Stollenz Group welcomes highly motivated research students of all levels from abroad!
Please contact Dr. Stollenz for more information.
 
Last update: 09/12/2023