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Date: Thu Feb  6 06:31:38 2025<br />
Subject: <STRONG>25.02.06 Summer Research Program in Molecular Science (Undergrad/Masters) at NYU Shanghai, China</STRONG><br />

<pre>NYU Shanghai invites applications to the Summer Research Program in Molecular Science (SRPMS),
an undergraduate and masters research experience program in theoretical and computational 
chemistry.

SRPMS is designed to foster entry into chemistry and biology research-centered careers for highly 
motivated graduates and undergraduates with a strong interest in chemistry, biology, or related 
scientific disciplines. The primary goal of this program is to extend NYU Shanghai's research 
opportunities to non-NYU Shanghai students and to diversify the scientific workforce in the field of 
Molecular Science. 

Students apply for positions in a 2-month long program with flexible starting dates. Admitted students 
will have the opportunity to actively participate in research projects under the mentorship of a 
professor who is at the forefront of his or her field of chemistry and biology. At the end of the program, 
students produce a report summarizing the outcomes of their research project. 

Financial support will be provided for eligible students for the duration of the program. In addition, a 
limited number of scholarships are available to help offset travel costs.

Applicants are required to state their areas of interest in a personal statement. Below is a list of 
faculty interested in hosting students in their labs:

 o William Glover (computational chemistry, photochemistry/physics)

 o Xiang Sun (theoretical chemistry, quantum dynamics)

 o John Zhang (protein-drug and protein-protein interactions, protein dynamics)

*Application requirements*
The program is open to both graduate students (M.Sc. level) and undergraduates completing their 
sophomore year or beyond.

Applicants should have strong academic records with courses in chemistry, physics, or biology, or 
related disciplines.

Applicants should have a good command of spoken and written English.

The duration of the SRPMS program is 2 months with flexible starting dates. (Please ensure that you 
have no other commitments during the program).

See <a href="https://research.shanghai.nyu.edu/centers-and-institutes/chemistry/srpms" target="_blank">https://research.shanghai.nyu.edu/centers-and-institutes/chemistry/srpms</a> for more details.</pre>
<pre>Students should fill out an application form available from 
<a href="https://research.shanghai.nyu.edu/centers-and-institutes/chemistry/srpms/apply" target="_blank">https://research.shanghai.nyu.edu/centers-and-institutes/chemistry/srpms/apply</a>
and send it back to shanghai.research.chemistry#nyu.edu with the title 
"2025 SRPMS Application for [Applicants full name]" together with the following material:

- Personal Statement
- Your CV/resume
- All previous and current university-level academic transcripts
- Please ask two referees to send letters of reference under confidential cover to 
shanghai.research.chemistry#nyu.edu with the title 
"2025 SRPMS Letter of Reference for [Applicants name]"

Priority deadline: March 9, 2025 11:59pm China Standard Time
Firm deadline: April 27, 2025 11:59pm China Standard Time

Candidates are strongly recommended to apply by the priority deadline. Applicants from outside 
China must apply by the priority deadline.

For any inquiries, please contact: shanghai.research.chemistry#nyu.edu</pre>
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