Door of Room 530 in Engineering Building 1
TEM holders
Source measurment unit
Micro machine
Clean Room in XXXXX
TEM room
Lab (Room 530)
Lab (Room 530)
Your desk space in Room 530
Faculty room (Room 626)
Research: Study a single asperity friction to find out what's happening at the actual conact area.
Income:
(1) Income from Lab: I pay NT$20,000/month for you. And if you publish the journal paper that I am a corresponding author, I'm ready for give NT$30,000/month.
(2) Income from NTHU: [Name of scholarship], [Income (amount) of this scholarship], [Deadline of this scholarship], [documents for scholarship], [website of this scholarship (XXXXX)]
(3) Income from Taiwan goverment: [Name of scholarship], [Income (amount) of this scholarship], [Deadline of this scholarship], [documents for scholarship], [website of this scholarship (XXXXX)]
Apartment:
(1) NTHU provide domitory: Student dormitory (學生住宿組), 10 mins walk to Engineering Building 1, room size is 4m*3m, shared bathroom, and the rent depends on the room type (about NT$3,000). See the detail in [this link]. You can
(2) You can find apartments from this website (XXXXX).
What you can learn are...
(1) Tribology: Advanced knowledge of tribology for establishing the research lab.
(2) Writing: Skills to write high-quality papers to survive in academia.
(3) MEMS: Skills for fabricating micromachines to get the job in semiconductor industries.
(4) TEM: TEM observation techniques to succeed as a researcher or engineer.
Requirement: You need to have at least one or more below.
(1) Fundamental knowledge of tribology (Hertz contact, Archard's law, Greenwood-Williamson's model...)
(2) Fundamental skill of TEM operation (hopefully it's the one of JEOL and Cs-corrector.)
(3) Fundamental skill of MEMS fabrication (DeepRIE, Lithgraphy, wet etching...)
How to apply:
Please send an email to me with these documents. You don't need to write the detail of your career in the maintext of the email. The title of the email should be "[Submission] Ph.D student in Micro-Nano Tribology Lab".
(1) The recommendation letter from your PI for your master course
(2) Your CV
(3) URL of the lab homepage where you were a master student.
(4) Optional: The journal papers you (as a first author) got published or the conference papers you (as a first author) got published.
However I cannot promise you will certainly be hired.