We are looking for curious, driven researchers who want to work across material and device physics, nanofabrication, applied electromagnetics, integrated circuits, and systems.
Now recruiting: graduate (Ph.D. and M.Sc.) and undergraduate researchers. To apply: email your CV, transcripts, and a brief statement of research interests to koohi@tamu.edu.
Why KRG
Materials-to-systems training
Members work across the full stack: material and device physics, modeling, circuit and system design, microfabrication, and experimental characterization. You graduate with both theoretical depth and hands-on skill.
A record of student success
Recent members have won competitive fellowships and awards, both within the university and across the research community. Alumni have gone on to leading industry.
Industry collaborations
Active collaborations with leading industry connect our research to real-world products, and our students to practicing engineers.
First-class facilities
In-house thin-film deposition and RF measurement capabilities, plus the AggieFab cleanroom and Materials Characterization Facility at Texas A&M. See Facilities.
Who should apply
We welcome applicants who are passionate about innovation in integrated circuits and microsystems for communication, computation, and sensing, and who want to combine theoretical research with hands-on experimentation. Experience in some of the following areas is a plus:
Theory
Electromagnetics, RF circuits, nanofabrication processes, materials science, quantum hardware.
Design & modeling tools
COMSOL, HFSS, Keysight ADS, AWR, and Cadence; FEM modeling and circuit design workflows.
Programming
MATLAB/Simulink, Python, and LabVIEW.
Laboratory skills
Network and spectrum analyzers, probe stations; PVD, CVD, RIE/DRIE, wet-bench processing; AFM, XRD, SEM.
How to apply
Email koohi@tamu.edu with:
- Your CV
- Transcripts
- A brief statement of your research interests
Texas A&M undergraduates: you are welcome to reach out at any point in the year.