Prospective Postdoctoral Applicants: with wastewater engineering knowledge and skills to conduct field study on wastewater treatment and resource recovery; conduct independent R&D to advance our VaSA and/or STROP technologies. Preferred areas of expertise include thermodynamic modeling, hydrodynamic modeling, mass transfer in gas/liquid/solid binary and ternary systems, electrochemical fuel cells, ...

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Prospective Graduate Applicants: If you are interested in my research, find the ERE option or GPES area you like to pursue.
1) if you have an engineering degree, browse the following three Options of our graduate program in Environmental Resources Engineering (ERE):

• PhD, MS, and MPS in Ecological Engineering;

• PhD, MS, and MPS in the generic Environmental Resources Engineering;

• MPS in Environmental Management

2) If you have a BS in science, browse the following two Study Areas under Graduate Program in Environmental Science (GPES):

• PhD, MS, and MPS in Climate and Energy;

• ​PhD, MS, and MPS in Ecosystems: Land, Water, and Air.

You may apply to ERE if you have a science BS degree that covers courses of engineering basics or work/research experience in engineering teams/projects. Please note we rarely accept the applicants without research experience or conceptualization into our PhD programs. After one or two semesters of graduate study at ESF, it is possible to switch from MS to PhD, pending on your academic performance and research motivation.

Desirable research topics are described on my Research webpage. But do not worry too much about my project openings. Thesis research topic and scope will be finalized in your first or second semester at ESF.

You can find the admission information and application instructions at  http://www.esf.edu/graduate/admission.htm. International applicants can find the requirements for proficiency in the English language, estimated expenses, and other information at https://www.esf.edu/international/admissions.htm.