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Duration: 1 month (July 2023)
Number of internship positions: 2 paid internship positions (honorarium: Rs. 15,000)
Application deadline: Before June 30, 2023
A call for two paid internships with the Instrument Cell, which will work closely with PhysLab. This is ideal for students interested in instrumentation, practical electronics, and in dealing with fluids, hydraulics, and measurement technologies. Please put "Internship" in the Email subject.
Send in your CV and reason to join, to instrument@lums.edu.pk.
Duration: 4 months during the spring term commencing March, 10th
Commitment: at least 1 weekly in-person meeting and 1 progress report by email
Application deadline: March 6, at 1 pm
Application submission here. (submit after the workshop)
The internship presents an opportunity for all BS and MS students to merge their creative writing skills with scientific fervor and create awe-inspiring science stories. During the 4-month voyage, you will indulge in a mix of the four categories to explore science journalism based on exciting scientific stories emanating from the School. Who knows – your content may end up getting featured on the School's digital platforms, as well as in our flagship magazine - The Particle!
The program will enroll a maximum of five interns. Some work, especially photography and videography will require using a DSLR camera, which shall be provided to the intern. The internship comprises five paid projects. Upon the completion of all the projects, each intern will receive a certificate, along with an honorarium of PKR 10,000.
Everyone interested in applying for the internship or writing for the magazine is strongly encouraged to attend the workshop on February 24 at 11 am in the Dean’s Smart Lab. The application link will open right after the workshop. Apply by March 6th.
Please submit your application here. (After February 24 and before March 6, 2023)
We're Hiring!
Job description
- Conduct faculty advisement meetings for undergraduate students and follow up with absent students, maintaining accurate records of the relevant data.
- Scheduling meetings concerning at risk students and recording notes in the designated system.
- Process major declarations, major change, and transfer applications and communicate with respective departments.
- Manage student enrollment requests, assist with course registration, and provide course planning support.
- Providing help & support in the arrangements of events being held/managed at school.
- Act as a Liaison between Faculty and departments (IST, RO, AO, and OAASS) etc.
- Address student queries regarding the school and its programs.
Eligibility
- Excellent writing and communication skills
- Masters or M.Phil graduate, preferably with a background in Science and Technology
Send your resume to nouman.baig@lums.edu.pk, latest by February 12, 2023.
Note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
Work with 600 MHz NMR instrument, and gain fundamental training by gathering fascinating data from the cross talks of atom's protons, electrons and huge magnetic field leading to reveal the structural and functional characteristics of molecules. An exciting opportunity awaits for explorers of the microcosm!
Two positions are open for PhD students of SBASSE, for a training internship on the state-of-the-art NMR machine! This is your chance to learn how data from this state of the art equipment is acquired, processed and interpreted. This extensive training program will require internees to work for 10 hours/week in the NMR lab, for three months. After an evaluation at the mid and end of the semester, successful interns will receive their training certificate.
Please send your application consisting of your brief CV and a paragraph about your motivation of acquiring this training, to Dr Adil Raees at adil.raees@lums.edu.pk latest by July 15th. The internship will start from August 1st, 2022.
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MS students of SBASSE are welcome to spend twelve weeks in the NMR spectrometer laboratory. Our machine is a 600 MHz NMR equipped with direct hydrogen, carbon, phosphorus and heteronculear probes and allows the determination of structure of, mainly organic molecules, ranging from small molecules to complex proteins. The NMR spectrometer is a complex radio. The signal is processed using sophisticated processing routines and is visualized and analyzed using specialized software. Furthermore, the machine is a beautiful illustration of quantum mechanics of warm molecules.
The opportunity therefore is rich and diverse and of wide appeal.
If you are interested in availing this opportunity (we can accommodate two students at a time), please send your application to Dr. Adil Raees at (adil.raees@lums.edu.pk) explaining why you are interested in this apprenticeship, by November 22nd, 2021. At the successful completion of this work, which may go up to 6-8 hours a week, apprentices will receive a certificate, can become superusers of the machine training others.
