Graduate (M.S. and Ph.D.) Positions in Vibrations, Metamaterials, and Intelligent Structures at Clemson University Clemson University in United States

The Waves and Intelligent Metamaterials Lab in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Clemson University is recruiting motivated graduate students (M.S. and Ph.D.) for research in vibrations, metamaterials, intelligent structures, and wave propagation. The lab offers opportunities to work on theoretical models of dynamic mechanical systems, numerical simulations using MATLAB and COMSOL, and hands-on experiments involving CAD design, laser cutting, CNC machining, 3D printing, and vibration measurements.

Applicants should have a strong interest or prior experience in these areas. A background in dynamic mechanical systems, programming, and experimental testing is highly valued. The lab environment at Clemson University supports both academic and personal growth, preparing students for careers in industry or research.

Full funding is available for Ph.D. students, making this an attractive opportunity for those seeking financial support for their studies. Interested candidates should email Prof. Patrick Dorin ([email protected]) with their resume/CV and a description of how their background aligns with the lab’s research direction. Prospective students should also follow the Clemson Mechanical Engineering application process and indicate their interest in the Waves and Intelligent Metamaterials Lab.

Key research areas include vibrations, metamaterials, intelligent structures, wave propagation, numerical simulations, finite element analysis, CAD design, and experimental mechanics. The lab is ideal for students passionate about mechanical engineering and materials science, offering a collaborative and innovative environment at Clemson University.