Why should you consider CEBC for your graduate degree?

• Designated as one of the prestigious National Science Foundation Engineering Research Centers (NSF-ERC)
• Only NSF-ERC dedicated to the development of novel catalytic processes
• Training in multidisciplinary systems-based research involving collaborations between academic and industrial researchers from chemistry, biochemistry, biology and chemical engineering disciplines
• Access to state-of-the-art experimental and computational research facilities
• Generous financial support with many additional opportunities for highly qualified candidate
• Opportunity to perform cutting edge science and technology research under nationally and internationally recognized researchers and in a diverse community of fellow graduate students and postdoctoral researchers
• Professional development through presentations and interactions with industrial representatives at the semiannual Industry Advisory Board meetings and the opportunity to participate in industrial internships

• Unique graduate core curriculum leading to a Ph.D. degree with a special certificate

Whether your interest is to pursue a career in academia or industry, you will experience a unique and unparalleled research training in a vibrant multidisciplinary research setting!

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Last updated, June 6, 2008

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