Robotics North Carolina State University in United States

HIER Lab (Hybrid Intelligent Experimental Robotics Laboratory) in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at North Carolina State University is actively recruiting Ph.D. students in robotics . The lab describes itself as a fast-growing robotics research group with expanding research platforms, computational infrastructure, experimental capabilities, and a broad research portfolio. The opportunity is especially relevant for students interested in humanoid robotics , legged robotics...

PhD openings are available in mobile robotics , multi-agent coordination , and related areas at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in the USA. The positions are in Dr. Ioannis Raptis’s research group and are supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) . The research theme focuses on the coordination of mobile robotic systems in confined spaces, including vehicles traversing intersections, robots used in warehouse automation, and aircraft operating in urban airspace...

Ioannis Raptis, Associate Professor at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, is advertising multiple funded PhD openings in his research group. The research theme focuses on the coordination of mobile robotic systems in confined spaces, with applications including vehicles traversing intersections, robots used in warehouse automation, and aircraft operating in urban airspace. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in robotics, computer science, mechanical engineerin...

VinuesaLab at the University of Michigan is advertising open research positions in Aerospace Engineering at the intersection of AI for science , flow control , deep reinforcement learning , foundation models , agentic AI , and optimization . The post specifically mentions openings for postdoctoral researchers and summer graduate researchers with the plan to transition into PhD positions . The lab describes its work as advancing aerospace innovation through multidisciplinary research in an intern...

One PhD position is available in autonomous multi-robot systems at Texas Tech University in Spring 2027 . The position is in Dr. Kooktae Lee’s research group and is supported by NSF funding . The project focuses on bridging rigorous control algorithms with practical robotic systems. Research topics include multi-robot coordination , swarm intelligence , autonomous UAV and mobile robot systems , density-driven optimal control (D²OC) , AI-enabled decision-making and control , and real-world roboti...