Fully Funded PhD in Biosensing Chip Design, Analog & Mixed-Signal IC Design at University of Idaho University of Idaho in United States

PhD opportunity at the University of Idaho for a student interested in biosensing chip design, analog & mixed-signal IC design, bioelectronics, and ASIC development for sensing applications.

The position is announced by Balakumar Muniandi, Assistant Professor at the University of Idaho, who is recruiting a highly motivated PhD student to join the research group. The work appears to be centered on interdisciplinary hardware research at the intersection of integrated circuits and biosensing systems.

Research areas: analog and mixed-signal IC design, biosensing, bioelectronics, ASICs for sensing applications, and circuit design using Cadence or related tools.

Eligibility highlights: applicants should have a strong background in analog or mixed-signal IC design; experience with Cadence/circuit design tools is a plus; interest in biosensing systems and interdisciplinary research is expected.

Funding: the position is fully funded, including tuition and stipend.

Location: Moscow Campus, University of Idaho, United States.

Application window: Fall 2026 / Spring 2027. The post does not list a formal deadline, so interested candidates should apply early.

How to apply: email your CV and a brief statement of research interests to [email protected].