PhD Opportunity in Miniature Robotics, Smart Materials, and Manufacturing at Arizona State University Arizona State University in United States

Arizona State University is recruiting PhD students for a new lab led by Sukjun Kim, who will join ASU this fall as an Assistant Professor in the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks.

The lab will focus on miniature robotic systems, with research spanning robotics, manufacturing approaches, and smart materials for real-world applications. This is a strong fit for students interested in robot design, advanced manufacturing, materials-enabled systems, and hands-on experimental research.

The post says the lab is looking for highly motivated and talented PhD students to join in 2026/2027. The application for Spring 2027 admission is now open through ASU graduate admissions.

ASU graduate admission minimums include a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, competitive GPA expectations, and for international applicants, proof of English proficiency. Depending on the program, additional materials such as GRE/GMAT scores, letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, CV, and other documents may be required. The linked ASU admissions page also notes a nonrefundable application fee.

If you are interested in this opportunity, contact [email protected] and submit your application through the ASU graduate admissions portal.