From sturn@hawaii.edu Sat Sep 18 13:59:51 2004
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2004 13:12:35 -1000
From: Scott Q. Turn 
To: gasification@crest.org, bioenergy@crest.org
Cc: Grace Fujino 
Subject: [Bioenergy] Graduate Research Assistantships Available


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List members,
We are currently seeking motivated individuals to fill graduate research
assistant positions at the University of Hawaii.  Details are provided
below.
Scott

Scott Q. Turn, Ph.D.
Associate Researcher
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute                         Phone (808)
956-2346
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology
University of Hawaii                                    Fax:  (808)
956-2336
1680 East-West Rd., POST 109                    email:  sturn@hawaii.edu
Honolulu, HI 
96822                                     http://www.hnei.hawaii.edu
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Graduate Research Assistantships Available at the University of Hawai^Ñi
 
The Hawai^Ñi Natural Energy Institute, an organized research unit at the
University of Hawai^Ñi (UH) is offering graduate research assistantships
to students participating in experimental research in areas of (1)
biomass gasification product gas conditioning for hydrogen production and
(2) biomass processing to improve fuel characteristics with emphasis on
sugar cane trash. 
 
Qualified students must apply and be granted academic admission to the UH
graduate program.  For further information on how to apply, visit the UH
graduate division website at http://www.hawaii.edu/graduate/.
 
The graduate research assistantship is a half-time academic appointment
in which an eligible graduate student contributes nominally 20 hours a
week of research assistance to the faculty while carrying an academic
course load of at least six degree-related credits (full-time student
status for graduate assistants).  Research assistantships of 11 months
currently carry a minimum stipend of $14,382 and include a tuition
waiver.  Students supported by these assistantships will be enrolled in
an academic program such as Bioengineering or Mechanical Engineering.
 
Learn more about the Hawai^Ñi Natural Energy Institute at
www.hnei.hawaii.edu.  Details of how to apply for a Graduate Research
Assistantship can be found at
http://www.hnei.hawaii.edu/employ.asp?view=vacancy




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