
Open Positions
We are currently recruiting our first members with experience in:
•synthesis, materials, engineering, electrical/computing, and/or theory/modeling
Please see available positions below:
July 2022 (start after)
Graduate Student (PhD / MS)
Current graduate students at UCSB interested in any of the following subdisciplines are encouraged to apply:
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synthesis, materials, mechanical engineering, bioengineering, electrical/computing
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Co-advising of students at UCSB outside of the Departments of Chemistry & Biochemistry are also encouraged to apply
Note: please do not apply if you are not already admitted to UCSB
July 2023 (start after)
Temporary Lecturer
Qualified lecturers are encouraged to apply to teach biochemistry laboratory courses in the 2023-2024 academic year.
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Job Description
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Instruction of the lecture and laboratory portion of the biochemistry laboratory course and supervision of graduate student teaching assistants.
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June 2023 (start after)
Postdoctoral Fellow
Prospective postdoctoral candidates with a PhD in Chemistry are encouraged to apply.
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Preference for candidates with extensive experience in organic synthesis and/or polymer chemistry
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Please have advisor(s) reach out
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Job Description:
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synthesis of small molecule fluorogenic probes and macromonomers for living polymerizations
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mentorship of graduate/undergraduate students
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June 2023 (start after)
Postdoctoral Fellow
Prospective postdoctoral candidates with a PhD in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Bioengineering, or related field are encouraged to apply.
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Preference for candidates with extensive experience in piezoelectrics and/or piezo-resistive materials/devices.
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Please have advisor(s) reach out
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Job Description:
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fabrication and testing of surface-functionalized piezoelectric devices with organic polymers synthesized by our group
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design and management of Carlini Group device fabrication and piezo-testing stations
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July 2022
Collaborators
The Carlini Group seeks interdisciplinary research collaborations with faculty at UCSB and other institutes. Areas of research are, but not limited to, polymers, biomaterials, and sensors/devices.