UW–Madison Loo Lab recruiting Fall 2027 Chemical Engineering PhD students
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Professor Loo’s lab at UW–Madison plans to take Fall 2027 Chemical and Biological Engineering PhD students from the admitted cohort. Apply to the department by 1 December 2026 (noon CST). Admitted students receive conditional assistantship or fellowship support; a specific lab stipend is not stated.
The Loo Lab works on polymer-based energy storage devices and sustainable polymeric materials. Its official recruitment page says it will take Fall 2027 graduate students from the UW–Madison Chemical and Biological Engineering PhD cohort. Applicants must first seek admission to that programme; individual professors do not admit applicants and adviser matching happens after admission. The department says admitted graduate students receive support through research assistantships, teaching assistantships or fellowships, subject to available funds and satisfactory progress. The lab has not published a project-specific stipend or guaranteed funding amount.
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Benefits
The department says admitted graduate students receive financial support as research assistants, teaching assistants or fellows. Support depends on fund availability and satisfactory degree progress. The lab does not specify a stipend amount, tuition coverage or a separate lab funding guarantee.
Eligibility summary
Prospective Fall 2027 Chemical and Biological Engineering PhD applicants interested in polymer energy storage or sustainable polymeric materials. Applicants need a strong background in chemical engineering or a related discipline and a serious interest in research. Check the university’s graduate admission and English-language rules for individual eligibility.
Requirements
Apply to the UW–Madison Chemical and Biological Engineering PhD programme by noon CST on 1 December 2026. Admission is decided by a faculty committee, not Professor Loo directly; accepted students match with advisers later. GRE scores are not required for the programme.
Documents required
Three recommendation letters are required; review the official programme application page and Graduate School portal for all other materials.
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