The ESEI Newsletter is directed to ESEI faculty and graduate students and those interested in the Institute program goal to further environmental research at Purdue University. The Newsletter strives to serve as a focal point for environmental information on campus and solicits the support and contributions of cooperating academic departments. These prestigious Fellowships are awarded to candidates with exceptional talent and credentials and a strong desire for independent research at the frontiers of their field. B.S. degree in chemistry, environmental science, biology or other relevant scientific field. Clear verbal and written communication skills are required.
Problem solving skills and the ability to work with minimum direction are highly desireable.
This is a hands-on air sampling and monitoring position. Successful completion of 40-hour OSHA approved hazardous waste site worker training is required. Dr. Nies will be leading an effort on the environmental fate of brominated flame retardants, and Dr. Jafvert will lead an effort on sediment remediation. CA Sponsored by the U.S. Army Environmental Center, Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center, and Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence. This is the third in a series of meetings to address soil and groundwater pollution worldwide.