Program Information
Admissions Priorities
For the 2027 intake, priority will be given to master's graduates whose research focuses on flexible electronics and biosignal sensing. Relevant papers must have been published or be under review.
Requirements
- A master's degree in mechanical engineering, electronics, mechanics, automation, computer science or a related field
- A strong foundation in mathematics and mechanics is preferred
- Research experience in robotic systems, flexible electronics, metamaterials, smart materials, soft robotics or the development of human–machine interfaces is preferred
- Experience as a core team member in robotics competitions during undergraduate or graduate study is preferred
- A strong motivation to pursue research
- Strong communication, coordination and teamwork skills
- A positive outlook and personal integrity
Research Areas
Current research areas for PhD students:
- Multimodal haptic perception and feedback
- Soft, continuum and origami robotics
Research Training & Support
- Well-equipped research facilities
- Ample laboratory space
- A supportive environment for study and research
- Doctoral student accommodation
- Competitive doctoral scholarships and stipends
- Extensive opportunities for academic exchange
- Mentoring to develop research skills and individual research interests
- Academic career support tailored to individual interests and goals
How to Apply
Application Materials
- A detailed curriculum vitae
- Education
- Employment history
- Research experience
- Publications
- Any additional materials the applicant considers relevant
Please submit all materials as PDF files. Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an interview. Application materials will be kept confidential and deleted if the application is unsuccessful. Visits must be arranged in advance.
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