Undergrad Institution (approx. rank/reputation in STEM): An Indian university (Not research intensive)
Major(s): Physics Minor(s): Materials Science GPA in Major: x.xx/4.00 Overall GPA: 3.32/4.00 Demographics/Background: An Indian, from a middleclass background
GRE Scores: Q: 162 (80%) V: 161 (88%) W: 4.5 (82%) LOR: 3 Professor(s) 1st from Masters project guide, and 2nd from my internship mentor, from one of the best universities from India,
Research Experience: almost 1.5 years at the chemical x-ray crystallography laboratory - metal-nucleotide complexes, masters project , took graduate coursework.
Greater than 6 months internship , Raman spectroscopy instrumentation, Fluorescence spectroscopy, NO PUBLICATIONS
Publications/Abstracts/Presentations:
1 International Presentation
Awards/Honors/Recognitions:
Runner up for a PhD program at Royal Institute of technology, Sweden
Fellowships/Funding:
Pertinent Activities or Jobs:
Other Miscellaneous Accomplishments:
Anything else in your application that might matter (faculty connections, etc.): Employee NGO for science promotion activities
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Research Interests:
Spectroscopy Photonic materials
Electronic Materials
Ultrafast science
Institutions/Programs: U virginia MSE, rensselaer polytechnic institute MSE (May be) , UMich Applied Physics (Maybe ), Rice University MSE (May be)
USC (Chemistry Chemical Physics) - Applied
Uni Illinois at chicago (Chemistry) - Applied
Uni of Wisconsin Milwaukee (Physics) - Applied
Oregon State (Physics) -Applied
Uni Arizona (Chemistry Chemical Physics) - applied
Uni Rochester (Optics) -Applying
Michigan Tech (Applied Physics) -Applying
I am not sure about the first line of universities, are they too much beyond reach, since I have NO Publications, Could anyone help? Especially Rice, And UMICH