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Position Summary The Graduate Program Student Advisor (GPSA) in the Biomedical Sciences Division oversees and manages the entire graduate student population, including both MS and PhD students
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Engineering & Applied Physics Program. This position covers AI hardware with a focus on quantum computing, quantum communication, quantum sensing, and quantum simulation. The successful candidate will develop
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the Mechanical Engineering Program. This position focuses on advanced mechanics frameworks that support the operation, efficiency, and resilience of materials and structural systems in modern energy applications
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Engineering Program. This position covers technologies that convert and utilize energy efficiently while enabling the transition to low-carbon energy systems. Relevant topics include hydrogen and ammonia energy
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Program. This position covers developing molecular, catalytic, and materials-based systems to address challenges in energy and sustainability. Specific areas include catalysis for clean energy and chemical
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the Mechanical Engineering Program. This position covers the applications of artificial intelligence and data-driven methods to understand, design, and optimize complex energy systems and devices. Example topics
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the Materials Science and Engineering & Applied Physics Program. The position covers advances in scalable, large-area solar manufacturing technologies in support of energy transitions. The position prioritizes
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available in the Materials Science and Engineering & Applied Physics Program. This position focuses on materials for harsh environmental conditions (e.g., high temperatures, high pressures, and high-corrosion
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the Earth Systems Science and Engineering Program. This position covers the regional geology of the Arabian Plate with emphasis on hydrocarbon systems and reservoirs in carbonate and siliciclastics
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Engineering Program. This position covers processes and technologies enabling deep decarbonization of industrial systems through advances in CO₂ capture, carbon utilization, and circular carbon pathways. Areas