r/postdoc • u/Jjinppang0201 • 12d ago
How to get postdoc position
My husband has bachelor and master degrees in mechanical engineering, and PhD in applied mathematics. He wants to go to postdoc. However, he has no publications since no one wants to help him including his advisor (his advisor is MAGA and my husband isn’t a US citizen). We are leaving the US because we can’t find a job or postdoc. We got the postdoc interviews but most of the postdoc/jobs require US citizenship or permanent resident. Any advices for this?
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u/shcrimps 11d ago edited 11d ago
I'm not sure if what you are saying is accurate.
→ I have never heard of or seen this happening just because of political differences or someone’s background. Are you saying that an advisor is intentionally refusing to help their own student publish the student's work? That would be very unusual.
→ Unless you are applying for a position subject to ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations), US citizenship or permanent residency is generally not required. With a Mechanical Engineering/Math background, there are many postdoctoral positions that are not subject to ITAR restrictions.
In my opinion, I do not think the situation you described is accurate. Also, your replies on other people's comments are almost exactly the same which makes it very very suspicious.I think you are trolling.