PhD Position in Computational Biomolecular and Polymer Physics at University of Wyoming University of Wyoming in United States

The University of Wyoming's Computational Biomolecular & Materials Research group, led by Assistant Professor Utkarsh Kapoor, is seeking a motivated PhD student to join starting Summer 2026. The research focuses on computational studies of molecular organization in biological systems, with a particular emphasis on the interface of polymer physics theory and biomolecular condensates. The successful candidate will engage in physics-based modeling and molecular simulations, contributing to cutting-edge research in materials science, polymer science, and biophysics.

This fully funded graduate assistantship offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of computational biomolecular research and polymer physics. The group is interested in understanding the fundamental principles governing molecular organization and phase behavior in complex biological environments, leveraging advanced simulation techniques and theoretical modeling.

Applicants should have a strong background in physics, chemistry, materials science, or related disciplines. Prior experience with computational modeling, molecular simulations, or polymer physics is highly desirable. The position is open to candidates eligible for admission to the University of Wyoming's PhD program. Funding includes a stipend and tuition coverage.

To apply, candidates should email Professor Utkarsh Kapoor at [email protected] with the subject line 'Ph.D. Application – [Full Name]'. Applications should include a CV and a brief statement of research interests. Informal inquiries are also welcome. The anticipated start date is Summer 2026, and the application window is open until filled.

For more information about the research group, visit the LinkedIn profile provided in the announcement.