We will hire 1 intern in 2010. The intern will be assigned to work directly with our scientific staff in the following areas: battery or supercapacitor related research and development, electrode material synthesis, electrode fabrication, battery/supercapacitor fabrication, battery/supercapacitor testing, and result analysis.
This is a non-exempt/hourly paid position, with hourly rate starting from $15/hour.
Summer full time, part-time possible during school year.
Start date: July 6, 2010
Requirements:
At minimum junior/senior university class standing by Fall 2010
Recent graduates are encouraged to apply
Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Material Science or related background.
Please send your application and resume to:
mingxia_zhang@calynanomoly.com
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
The Color Association Internship-NY
The Color Association's Internship program welcomes students from around the
world to experience color at America's oldest forecast service. Our
Internship Program focuses on three segments: original research in the
Association's color archives, research in New York City's museums, galleries
and retail spaces, and training in color critiques and color forecasts.
Interns complete an original piece of research utilizing a decade's worth of
archival color materials, and relate their research to an aspect of fashion
and/or design. To complete the research a "visual" is created with a brief
written digest. Past projects have included films of the seventies; city
lights at night; 1950's kitchen colors; kabuki colors and their symbolism.
Every week interns are directed to a museum exhibition in Manhattan
(example: The Whitney Biennial) and may be asked to write up a review of it.
Interns are expected to be able to read forecasts, fill swatch orders and
carry on professional correspondence within a few weeks. For this reason,
their written and spoken English must be fluent. Additionally, interns are
trained to color critique catalogues and our members' product lines. Interns
are closely involved in all activities of the Association and have the
opportunity to observe and participate in workshops, color meetings,
research studies and the production of our color forecasts and bi-monthly
newsletter.
Interns work no more than a total of six hours a day, three or four days a
week, either 10 to 4 PM to or 9 to 3 PM. They are recompensed $40 a day,
inclusive of lunch and transportation. Interns need to advise our office of
curriculum requirements of their institutions if these need to be met during
the internship period (for instance, Fashion Institute of Technology
requires 120 hours for completion of an internship).
To apply for the program, a student must be in school or a recent graduate
(within two years), and needs to submit in writing a resume along with a
250-word essay on "A Memorable Color Experience" to Erin Laubenheimer, 315
West 39th Street, Studio 507, New York, NY 10018 or by email to
elaubenheimer@colorassociation.com .
Posted By: Antonia Huang
world to experience color at America's oldest forecast service. Our
Internship Program focuses on three segments: original research in the
Association's color archives, research in New York City's museums, galleries
and retail spaces, and training in color critiques and color forecasts.
Interns complete an original piece of research utilizing a decade's worth of
archival color materials, and relate their research to an aspect of fashion
and/or design. To complete the research a "visual" is created with a brief
written digest. Past projects have included films of the seventies; city
lights at night; 1950's kitchen colors; kabuki colors and their symbolism.
Every week interns are directed to a museum exhibition in Manhattan
(example: The Whitney Biennial) and may be asked to write up a review of it.
Interns are expected to be able to read forecasts, fill swatch orders and
carry on professional correspondence within a few weeks. For this reason,
their written and spoken English must be fluent. Additionally, interns are
trained to color critique catalogues and our members' product lines. Interns
are closely involved in all activities of the Association and have the
opportunity to observe and participate in workshops, color meetings,
research studies and the production of our color forecasts and bi-monthly
newsletter.
Interns work no more than a total of six hours a day, three or four days a
week, either 10 to 4 PM to or 9 to 3 PM. They are recompensed $40 a day,
inclusive of lunch and transportation. Interns need to advise our office of
curriculum requirements of their institutions if these need to be met during
the internship period (for instance, Fashion Institute of Technology
requires 120 hours for completion of an internship).
To apply for the program, a student must be in school or a recent graduate
(within two years), and needs to submit in writing a resume along with a
250-word essay on "A Memorable Color Experience" to Erin Laubenheimer, 315
West 39th Street, Studio 507, New York, NY 10018 or by email to
elaubenheimer@
Posted By: Antonia Huang
Monday, April 13, 2009
Polymer Research Intern for IBM (San Jose)
Job Role:
Student/Intern
Job Role Skillset:
General
Intern year of study
Graduate
Internship term
US- Summer
Job Description:
We currently have internship opportunities available in the IBM Almaden Research Center (San Jose, CA) Science & Technology department.
In our department we have several areas of research interest that include nanotechnology (fundamental studies, nanomaterials and nanoscale devices), computation for life sciences, storage technology, materials research and organic and polymer synthesis (for photolithography and other advanced applications) and spintronics.
Some of our notable department accomplishments/awards include: the invention of chemically amplified photoresists, the discovery of carbon nanotubes, positioned individual atoms using an STM to spell I-B-M and eventually observed the quantum mirage
For more examples of our journeys into the forefronts of Innovation, please visit us at http://www.almaden.ibm.com/st/
Students are employees hired for a pre-professional/professional assignment while enrolled at a university/educational institution or just after completion of qualification and work for IBM as a Requiredpart of their academic program or work during vacation, breaks, and/or holiday periods or as a placement year, for example, co-ops and interns.
Required
· High School Diploma/GED
Preferred
· Bachelor's Degree in Other Sciences
· At least 2 years experience in scientific and experimental skills
· At least 2 years experience in working independently
· English : Fluent
Nearest Major Market: San Jose
Nearest Secondary Market: Palo Alto
Posted by Ashley Eslick
Student/Intern
Job Role Skillset:
General
Intern year of study
Graduate
Internship term
US- Summer
Job Description:
We currently have internship opportunities available in the IBM Almaden Research Center (San Jose, CA) Science & Technology department.
In our department we have several areas of research interest that include nanotechnology (fundamental studies, nanomaterials and nanoscale devices), computation for life sciences, storage technology, materials research and organic and polymer synthesis (for photolithography and other advanced applications) and spintronics.
Some of our notable department accomplishments/awards include: the invention of chemically amplified photoresists, the discovery of carbon nanotubes, positioned individual atoms using an STM to spell I-B-M and eventually observed the quantum mirage
For more examples of our journeys into the forefronts of Innovation, please visit us at http://www.almaden.ibm.com/st/
Students are employees hired for a pre-professional/professional assignment while enrolled at a university/educational institution or just after completion of qualification and work for IBM as a Requiredpart of their academic program or work during vacation, breaks, and/or holiday periods or as a placement year, for example, co-ops and interns.
Required
· High School Diploma/GED
Preferred
· Bachelor's Degree in Other Sciences
· At least 2 years experience in scientific and experimental skills
· At least 2 years experience in working independently
· English : Fluent
Nearest Major Market: San Jose
Nearest Secondary Market: Palo Alto
Posted by Ashley Eslick
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