CV for Chemistry PhD

  • Epaii10
    University: Nankai University
    Nationality: Chinese
    October 2, 2019 at 6:51 am

    San, Zhang

    XXX University

    College of XXX

    +86 XXXXXXXXXXX

    e: XXXX@XXX.com

    Education

     

    XXX University                                                                                                                                          China

    Bachelor in Chemistry                                                                                                                                          Sep 2016 – Jun 2020

    • Selected to XXX Class (on the basis of outstanding study and research performance)
    • GPA : XX.XX/100.00 (rank X/XX in XXX Class, X/XXX in all students)

     

    Research Experience

     

    XXX University                                                                                                                                                China

    “The preparation and characterization of DNA fluorescent silver nanocluster”scientific training in XXX University

    • Supervised by Researcher XXX Jun 2017 – Jul 2017
    • Synthesized fluorescent DNA silver nanoclusters by hybridized DNA duplexes.
    • Discovered the quadratic relationship between the maximum photoluminescence intensity and the concentration of magnesium acetate.

     

    “The retrieval of structural information about aqueous solutions from the near infrared spectroscopy”, College Students’ Innovation Project

    • Supervised by Prof XXX Mar 2018 – Mar 2019
    • Previous study showed that a board spectral feature of aqueous solutions in NIR can be resolved into 6 Gaussian peaks by a genetic algorithm to extract information about water structure. 5 of them can be assigned to 5 water components.
    • Self-learnt Matlab.
    • Developed knowledge-based genetic algorithm based on the knowledge of hydrogen bonding.
    • Improved the genetic algorithm by wavelet transform, binary coding, multi-objective selection operator.
    • Extracted the variation tendency of the relative contents of 9 water species.
    • Wrote a draft of a paper, which is being revised currently.

     

    XXX University (formerly named as XXX University)

    Ontario, Canada

    “Understanding the instability of droplet with microion and ion distribution in non-aqueous droplets”, Mitacs Globalink Research Internship

    • Supervised by Associate Prof XXX May 2019 – Aug 2019
    • Molecular dynamic simulation can be applied in the analysis of the droplets generated by ESI, which deepens our understanding of ESI-MS. Previous research showed that the droplet with a nonfissile ion will acquire a shape of star with several spikes.
    • Self-learnt NAMD, Python and Tcl script language.
    • Investigated the effect of different solutes on star-shaped droplets by molecular dynamic simulation, and explained the seemingly contradictory result against Rayleigh model by volume effect.
    • Calculated ion distribution of non-aqueous droplets of different solvents by home-made Tcl script, and found an interesting discrepancy among the ion distribution in these droplets, which can be an interesting topic for future research.

     

    XXX University

    British Columbia, Canada

    “The Use of Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry in Proteomics”, Expected Graduate Project

    • Supervised by Prof XXX Sep 2019 – Feb 2020 (Expected)
    • (content not completed)

     

    Selected Awards and Honors

     

    • Second-class Prize in College Students’ Mathematics Competition 2017
    • XXX Scholarship for Academic Achievement (top X in XX) 2017
    • XXX Scholarship for all-around achievement 2017
    • First-class Prize in College Students’ Chemistry Competition 2018
    • Scholarship of Academic Excellence (top X in XX) 2018

     

    Additional Professional and Extracurricular Experiences

     

    • Member in project “Design of a metal organic framework with pore size between the diameter of HF and UF<sub>6</sub> molecules”
    • Algorithm developer in 9<sup>th</sup> “Shenzhen Cup” Mathematical Modeling Challenge, where a methodology implemented by genetic algorithms and simulated annealing algorithms was proposed
    • Editor in Department of Propaganda of Youth League Committee
    • Member in Investigation about the Development in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Area Team
    • Member in Cantonese Club
    • Member in TEC English Corner

     

    Research Techniques

    • Programming with C++, Python, Java, Tcl script language and matlab, typesetting with LaTeX.
    • Ab initio study with Gaussian 09; Molecular dynamic simulation with NAMD.

     

    Standardized Test

    • TOEFL Reading XX, Listening XX, Speaking XX, Writing XX, Total XXX/120 Sep, 2018
    • GRE Verbal reasoning XXX/170, Quantitative Reasoning XXX/170, Analytical Writing X.X/6.0 2019
    • GRE chemistry (score not available) Sep, 2019
    October 2, 2019 at 8:36 pm

    CV for Chemistry Ph.D

    San, Zhang

    XXX University

    College of XXX

    +86 XXXXXXXXXXX

    e: XXXX@XXX.com

    Education

     

    XXX University                                                                                                                                          China

    Bachelor in Chemistry      – Unclear description                                                                                                                                    Sep 2016 – Jun 2020

    • Selected to XXX Class (on the basis of outstanding study and research performance)
    • GPA : XX.XX/100.00 (rank X/XX in XXX Class, X/XXX in all students)

    Format/distribution issue: GPA does not translate into the 100-points system.

     

    Research Experience

     

    XXX University                                                                                                                                                China

    “The preparation and characterization of DNA fluorescent silver nanocluster”-wordyscientific training in XXX University – unclear

    • Supervised by Researcher XXX– incorrect connotation Jun 2017 – Jul 2017
    • Synthesized fluorescent DNA silver nanoclusters by hybridized DNA duplexes.– unclear
    • Discovered the quadratic relationship between the maximum photoluminescence intensity and the concentration of magnesium acetate.

     

    “The retrieval of structural information about aqueous solutions from the near infrared spectroscopy”wordy/grammatical/formatting issue, College Students’ Innovation Project

    • Supervised by Prof XXX Mar 2018 – Mar 2019
    • Previous study showed that a board spectral feature of aqueous solutions in NIR can be resolved into 6 Gaussian peaks by a genetic algorithm to extract information about water structure. 5 of them can be assigned to 5 water components. This does not relate to what you did/are doing. 
    • Self-learnt Matlab. grammatical error
    • Developed knowledge-based genetic algorithm based on the knowledge of hydrogen bonding. wording/grammatical issue/unclear
    • Improved the genetic algorithm by wavelet transform, binary coding, multi-objective selection operator. Grammatical error/unclear
    • Extracted the variation tendency of the relative contents of 9 water species. unclear
    • Wrote a draft of a paper, which is being revised currently. unclear/if it is just a common paper, no need to mention that. If it is for publishing in a peer-reviewed journal, make it clear. 
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    Similar issues repeat throughout your CV, so I will not indicate those in the rest of your CV.

     

    XXX University (formerly named as XXX University)

    Ontario, Canada

    “Understanding the instability of droplet with microion and ion distribution in non-aqueous droplets”, Mitacs Globalink Research Internship

    • Supervised by Associate Prof XXX May 2019 – Aug 2019
    • Molecular dynamic simulation can be applied in the analysis of the droplets generated by ESI, which deepens our understanding of ESI-MS. Previous research showed that the droplet with a nonfissile ion will acquire a shape of star with several spikes.
    • Self-learnt NAMD, Python and Tcl script language.
    • Investigated the effect of different solutes on star-shaped droplets by molecular dynamic simulation, and explained the seemingly contradictory result against Rayleigh model by volume effect.
    • Calculated ion distribution of non-aqueous droplets of different solvents by home-made Tcl script, and found an interesting discrepancy among the ion distribution in these droplets, which can be an interesting topic for future research.

     

    XXX University

    British Columbia, Canada

    “The Use of Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry in Proteomics”, Expected Graduate Project

    • Supervised by Prof XXX Sep 2019 – Feb 2020 (Expected)
    • (content not completed)

     

    Selected Awards and Honors

     

    • Second-class Prize in College Students’ Mathematics Competition 2017
    • XXX Scholarship for Academic Achievement (top X in XX) 2017
    • XXX Scholarship for all-around achievement 2017
    • First-class Prize in College Students’ Chemistry Competition 2018
    • Scholarship of Academic Excellence (top X in XX) 2018

     

    Additional Professional and Extracurricular Experiences

     

    • Member in project “Design of a metal organic framework with pore size between the diameter of HF and UF<sub>6</sub> molecules”
    • Algorithm developer in 9<sup>th</sup> “Shenzhen Cup” Mathematical Modeling Challenge, where a methodology implemented by genetic algorithms and simulated annealing algorithms was proposed
    • Editor in Department of Propaganda of Youth League Committee
    • Member in Investigation about the Development in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Area Team
    • Member in Cantonese Club
    • Member in TEC English Corner

     

    Research Techniques

    • Programming with C++, Python, Java, Tcl script language and matlab, typesetting with LaTeX.
    • Ab initio study with Gaussian 09; Molecular dynamic simulation with NAMD.

     

    Standardized Test

    • TOEFL Reading XX, Listening XX, Speaking XX, Writing XX, Total XXX/120 Sep, 2018
    • GRE Verbal reasoning XXX/170, Quantitative Reasoning XXX/170, Analytical Writing X.X/6.0 2019
    • GRE chemistry (score not available) Sep, 2019
    Epaii10
    University: Nankai University
    Nationality: Chinese
    October 3, 2019 at 12:01 am

    Thank you very much for replying and I realize that there are a lot of problems in my CV. I still have some additional questions.

    1. The scores and GPA shown on the transcript and ranking certificate of my university are 100-points system. Should I convert it to 4.0-points system?

    2. As for “The preparation and characterization of DNA fluorescent silver nanocluster”, I do not understand why it is wordy. Should I delete the first word “the”?

    3. In terms of “Supervised by Researcher XXX”, is “Researcher” the incorrect connotation? If yes, how can I translate his title “研究员”?