PhD Opportunities in Sustainable Construction & Metamaterials – Fall 2026 🎓
Join our lab to work on high-impact research aimed at revolutionizing infrastructure! We are recruiting for multiple motivated PhD students in the following tracks:
- Sustainable Construction Materials: Cementless UHPC, Waste Concrete Powder, and BOF Slag utilization.
- Noise Mitigation: Metamaterial design for railway systems.
Benefits: ✅ Full Tuition Waiver ✅ Monthly Stipend ✅ Collaborative and innovative research environment
Interested? Check out our latest publications and lab updates here: http://imct.unist.ac.kr/
Please reach out via email at shpyo@unist.ac.kr with your CV and a brief introduction of your research interests.
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CV Template
The Academic CV Structure
1. Header
Include your name, professional email (university email is often preferred), phone number, and links to your LinkedIn or ResearchGate profile.
2. Education
List these in reverse-chronological order.
• [Degree Name], [University Name] | [Dates]
• Thesis Title: [Full Title]
• Supervisor: [Name]
• Key Modules: (Only list those highly relevant to the PhD project).
3. Research Interests
A short paragraph or bulleted list (3–5 items) outlining your specific areas of interest. This shows the admissions committee that your goals align with their department.
4. Research Experience
This is the “meat” of your CV. Don’t just list titles; describe your contributions.
• [Role, e.g., Research Assistant], [Lab/Department] | [Dates]
• Detail the methodologies used (e.g., CRISPR, Python scripting, archival research).
• Highlight any independent projects or significant data analysis.
5. Publications & Presentations
If you don’t have peer-reviewed papers yet, don’t worry. Include:
• Conference Posters/Talks: Even departmental symposiums count.
• Works in Progress: Mark these as “Under Review” or “In Preparation.”
6. Technical Skills
Categorize these so they are easy to scan.
• Laboratory: (e.g., PCR, Cell Culture, Spectroscopy)
• Software/Programming: (e.g., R, MATLAB, LaTeX, SPSS)
• Languages: (Include proficiency levels)
7. Awards & Funding
List scholarships, dean’s list placements, or travel grants. This proves that other institutions have already “vetted” your potential.
8. 3 References
List name, e-mail & affiliation of 3 academic/professional referees
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