PhD and MASc Positions in Electrochemical Systems for Carbon Capture, Lithium Extraction, and Energy Storage at UBC University of British Columbia in Canada

Multiple graduate openings are available in the Amini Lab at the University of British Columbia for students interested in electrochemical systems, carbon capture, lithium extraction, and energy storage.

The positions are for PhD and MASc study, with start dates as early as Fall 2026 or January 2027. The research is described as experimental and focused on electrochemical approaches relevant to carbon capture and energy technologies.

The announcer is Kiana Amini, Assistant Professor at UBC and Canada Research Chair in Electrochemical Systems for Energy Storage and Carbon Capture. Applicants are invited to contact the lab directly by email with a CV and a short statement of research interests.

No detailed funding package, stipend amount, tuition coverage, or formal deadline is provided in the post. No specific eligibility criteria such as GPA, prior degree, or language-test requirements are listed.

To apply, prepare your CV and a brief research-interest summary, then email the professor using the subject line: Prospective Graduate Student – [Your Name].