Open Positions

Postdoctoral Researcher 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 forNMR, X-ray crystallography, and emission spectroscopy. Applicants must hold apostgraduate 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.