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Computational ElectroMagnetic Solutions Lab (CEMS Lab) is recruiting new researchers.
We welcome undergraduate research interns, Masterβs applicants, and Doctoral applicants who want to connect electromagnetic theory, simulation, measured data, and practical systems.
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Who should contact us
- Prospective M.S./Ph.D. students
- Students interested in computational electromagnetics, antennas/arrays, propagation, measurement-informed modeling, microwave energy, BioEM, or AI/ML-assisted simulation.
- Undergraduate research interns
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- Recruiting boundary
- Recruitment and advising are subject to university admissions, advisor fit, available openings, and funding conditions.
Research fit
- Electromagnetic source technology
- Antennas, propagation, field reconstruction, reconfigurable surfaces, microwave energy, and bioelectromagnetics.
- Intelligent workflows
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML), machine vision, surrogate modeling, and measurement-informed calibration.
- Practical applications
- Sixth-generation wireless, low-Earth-orbit satellite links, indoor digital twins, biomedical electromagnetic platforms, and diagnostics.
Expected output
- Research artifacts
- Reproducible scripts, field maps, calibration notebooks, benchmark comparisons, and publication-ready figures.
- Working style
- Theory, code, data, and physical interpretation are developed together.
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A strong match is curiosity about electromagnetic physics and willingness to build reproducible technical evidence.
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Before contacting us
Please read Introduction to CEMS LAB and skim:
Contact
Please contact us by email at [email protected].