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School of Chemical Engineering opens 24 summer jobs in research groups for 2023

We're looking for enthusiastic students to join our team for the summer. The ideal candidate is highly motivated and able to e.g. assist and carry out various lab tasks, run experiments and develop research skills. This is a unique opportunity to join multidisciplinary research groups and to gain hands-on experience in research projects, and work side-by-side with doctoral researchers and post docs.
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The open positions are in all the departments of our School:

Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems (Bio2)

Department of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering and the

Department of Chemistry and Materials Science.

If you want to shape a sustainable future, have a look at the open positions

Open summer jobs 2023

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