Our graduate students in the ACMC Laboratory research group exemplify excellence in research, dedication, teaching, and communication. They contribute to a dynamic and innovative research environment with expertise in cement chemistry, microstructural analysis of cementitious materials, characterization of mechanical and durability properties, and advanced concrete technology. Their work has led to groundbreaking advancements in the field, and they are currently at the forefront of developing novel concrete designs and structural applications that promote sustainability and resilience.
We take great pride in the achievements of our students, including numerous awards and recognitions for their contributions to research and innovation.
At this time, there are no graduate research assistant openings in the ACMC Laboratory research group. However, if you are passionate about concrete technology, driven by scientific curiosity, and demonstrate academic excellence, we encourage you to share your resume with Professor and ACMC Director Kay Wille at (kay.wille@uconn.edu).
Ph.D. Graduate Research Assistant
Topic: Currently no open position is available in our research group.
Begin: Please feel free to visit our webpage for updated information in the near future.
Level: Prospective Ph.D. student (either as incoming B.S. or M.S. student)
Open positions for graduate assistantships are very competitive.
Undergraduate Research Assistant
For interested, motivated and qualified undergraduate students currently enrolled in the B.S. program at UConn there always exists opportunities to participate in our group.
Further Information about Admission
Information about salaries and graduate assistant stipends can be found here.
Information about Civil Engineering M.S. or Ph.D. requirements can be found here.