Academics

  • Fully-funded PhD openings at West Virginia University, Dept of Industrial & Mgt Systems Engineering

    Hello everyone, I am going to join West Virginia University as Tenure Track Assistant Professor and looking for two PhD students to start from Fall, 2025. Please go through the description below and forward this information to your prospective PhD students. There are two Ph.D. funding opportunities available that need to be offered from Fall,…

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  • Call for PhD research applications

    I will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Toronto Engineering (2025 January). My research program will integrate fundamental electrochemistry, surface science, and functional material-interface design toward developing next-generation technologies of chemical and energy conversion, which will be part of the portfolio of Acceleration Consortium. Our future directions are:1. Interphase…

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  • Inclusive leadership and extra-role behaviors in higher education: Does organizational learning mediate the relationship?

    in “Inclusive leadership and extra-role behaviours in higher education: does organizational learning mediate the relationship”, emphasized the need for innovative academic leadership practices to incorporate the strengths of mutual approaches into a more postmodern concept of relational and inclusive leadership. Based on social exchange theory and relational leadership theory, this paper highlighted the relevance of…

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  • China made an impact on the global academic scene by surpassing the US for the first time in terms of contributions to highly influential international journals in 2022, a report released Wednesday showed. Out of the 54,002 academic papers published in 159 journals across 178 disciplines last year, 16,349 papers were authored by Chinese scholars,…

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  • This systematic review identified consistent evidence of a high burden of violence against sex workers globally. Despite a substantial human rights and public health concern, there are major gaps in documentation of violence against sex workers in most parts of the world, with the majority of studies from Asia, and only 2 studies from Central…

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  • Montana State University PhD position in ecosystem recovery from climate extremes Location: Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana, USA🇺🇸 Categories: PhD student  Compensation: Stipend (26K/yr), tuition waiver, health insurance, & student fees Application deadline: December 15, 2022Position begins: August 15, 2023 I am recruiting one fully-funded PhD student to focus on the dynamics of dryland recovery from climate extremes and other…

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  • 30 universities in the USA that accepts 2:2, 3rd class and HND (WES Evaluate your HND result if possible) holders. These universities usually have funding available in from of Graduate Assistantship Thread!!!👇👇

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  • The following 15 Professors/PI in USA and Canada are accepting Graduate Students for FALL 2023 with Funding. If your research area blends, do the needful and cold mail them ASAP. 7.https://lnkd.in/dwJWfrjx (Molecular Biology)🇺🇸 13.lnkd.in/dqX9WX3A (Machine Learning)

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  • Dr. Chinedum OsujiThe Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Osuji Lab, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA🇺🇸 E-mail – cosuji@seas.upenn.edu Research Focus👇Polymers and (macro)Molecular Materials, Soft Matter and Complex Fluids Our interests lie in understanding and controlling the structure and dynamics of such soft matter. Through studies focused on interfacial phenomena, directed self-assembly, rheology and microfluidics, we advance…

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  • Graduate Assistantship (MSC/PHD) in Paleomagnetism and Marine Geoscience at Univ. of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, United States. The Paleomagnetism Laboratory (https://lnkd.in/d_zVq6SA) at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee (https://uwm.edu/) (UWM) is seeking applicants for a fully-funded PhD (preferably) or MS position beginning Fall 2023.  The student will participate in a collaborative project examining eruptive timing and…

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  • A student at the University of California Berkeley (USA) arrived late to a mathematics lecture. Upon arriving, he found that the lecturer had written two problems on the board. He assumed that these problems were assignments from the Professor, but when he tried to solve them, he found their solution very difficult, but he kept…

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  • As a K-12 teacher who wishes to improve in my teaching and assessment techniques, I consider the following standards: a. Breadth of Coverage: – This refers to how students will utilize their acquired knowledge after graduation. This objective should be in line with those set by schools, districts/states and countries. For example, the breadth of…

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  • There is still no end in sight to the industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, especially with the case now before the National Industrial Court, Abuja division. Meziesblog learnt that Nigeria is currently losing skilled labour, and tertiary institutions would soon be hit by brain drain as some lecturers are already…

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  • The effects of AIDS/HIV in Africa

    HIV and Aids in Africa Africa is the region most affected by HIV and AIDS in the world. Approximately 22.4 million people, which is around two thirds of the global total of people living with HIV, can be found in Sub-Saharan Africa alone. The spread of AIDS/HIV in Africa, and the resulting death toll, varies…

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  • Why international students love the United Kingdom

    If you are considering to study in the UK, look no further. You just have found numerous reasons to study in London, the best city on Earth! Here are top 10 facts about studying in London London is the top choice for international students looking to study abroad. Over 100,000 international students are studying in…

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  • Students can improve academic levels by quitting social media, survey finds

    By devoting less time to Facebook and other social networking sites, students with below-average grades could boost their results, says a recent study. The study, led by Dr James Wakefield from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), looked at the amount of time first-year university students spent on Facebook, and the impact it had on…

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