Kyushu Institute of Technology
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PhD and Master's Opportunity in Functional Materials, AI Hardware, and Neuromorphic Devices at Kyushu Institute of Technology Kyushu Institute of Technology in Japan
Degree Level
Master's, PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Available
Country
Japan
University
Kyushu Institute of Technology

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PhD and Master's students are invited to join Professor Hirofumi Tanaka's research group at Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan, for an April 2027 intake.
The group works at the intersection of functional materials, AI hardware, neuromorphic devices, nanoelectronics, in-materio computing, and intelligent sensing devices. Related themes mentioned in the post include material AI devices, neuromorphic AI hardware, carbon nanotube-based systems, graphene nanoribbons, and material intelligent devices.
Students with interests or experience in materials synthesis, nanomaterials, device fabrication, electrical characterization, electronic devices, neuromorphic systems, or reservoir computing are especially encouraged to connect.
This is an academic research opportunity for both PhD and Master's study. The post does not mention funding, tuition, stipend, language requirements, or a formal application deadline. Interested candidates are asked to contact the poster for further discussion.
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What's required
Applicants should be motivated Master's or PhD students with a background or strong interest in materials synthesis, nanomaterials, device fabrication, electrical characterization, electronic devices, neuromorphic systems, or reservoir computing. The post does not mention GPA, language tests, or other formal eligibility criteria.
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