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The Renewable Energy and Environment Laboratory is opening a call for students of the School of Physics who want to get started in research. This is not an internship programme: those selected join one of the laboratory’s research lines as student researchers, working with a supervising researcher.
What a student researcher does
The work is on a real research problem, with the laboratory’s instruments and with data of your own:
- Take part in a project in one of the research lines.
- Operate and calibrate measuring instruments.
- Record, clean and analyse data series.
- Present results to the group and, where appropriate, at conferences or in publications.
Who can apply
- Students enrolled in the School of Physics at UNSA.
- With an interest in one of the laboratory’s research lines: solar energy, ultraviolet radiation, air quality, materials or energy efficiency.
How to apply
Write to the laboratory’s email address, attaching your proof of enrolment and a one-page cover letter stating your line of interest, with the subject Student researcher.
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