Anuj Kumar

IIIT-Delhi is inviting applications for a PhD position in spintronics , magnetic tunnel junctions , emerging memory devices , and neuromorphic computing . The advertised project is based in the Department of ECE and the Centre for Quantum Technologies , with research activity connected to the MIND Lab (Memory and Intelligent Nanoelectronic Devices Laboratory). The work is described as a mix of experimental and simulation-driven research , including magnetic tunnel junctions, skyrmion-based devices, brain-inspired neuromorphic computing, micro/nanofabrication, device characterization, and interdisciplinary modeling. The post also mentions collaboration with leading research facilities at National University of Singapore and A*STAR Singapore , suggesting strong international exposure. Funding: The selected candidate is preferably expected to have CSIR JRF, UGC JRF, or INSPIRE fellowship support. Fellowship support is stated as ₹60,000 per month . The IIIT-Delhi PhD admissions page further notes institute fellowship support, international lab-visit support, laptop/desktop support, contingency grant, and conference travel support for regular PhD students. Eligibility: Candidates from Physics , ECE , Materials Science , Nanotechnology , or related areas are encouraged to apply. Useful experience includes thin-film deposition, device fabrication, TensorFlow/PyTorch, and MuMax3, but highly motivated applicants with strong fundamentals are also welcome. The broader IIIT-Delhi PhD admissions page also encourages candidates with UGC/CSIR JRF, DST INSPIRE, DBT Fellowship, and research-oriented B.Tech. backgrounds. Application: Interested candidates should email their CV to Dr. Anuj Kumar at [email protected] . Applicants should also use the IIIT-Delhi online PhD application portal and follow the discipline-specific admission process. The official admissions page lists the application deadline as 2026-04-10 . Research keywords: spintronics, magnetic tunnel junctions, skyrmion devices, neuromorphic computing, nanoelectronics, micromagnetic simulations, device fabrication, thin films, compute-in-memory, magnetic memory technologies.

PhD opportunity in Quantum Electronic and Spintronic Devices and Emerging Memory Technologies at IIIT-Delhi , working with Dr. Anuj Kumar and the MIND Group . The project spans experimental and simulation-driven research in magnetic tunnel junctions , skyrmion-based devices , advanced memory devices, and intelligent nanoelectronic devices. The selected PhD student will gain hands-on exposure to micro/nanofabrication , thin-film/device characterization , electrical and magnetic measurements , and device simulations . The post also mentions collaboration and research visits involving IIIT-Delhi , NUS Singapore , and A*STAR Singapore , offering an international research environment. Eligibility/background: candidates from Physics , Materials Science , Nanotechnology , ECE , or related areas are encouraged to apply. Preferred experience includes thin-film deposition, electrical/magnetic characterization, MuMax3, TensorFlow/PyTorch, or similar simulation tools. A valid CSIR-JRF , UGC-JRF , INSPIRE Fellowship , or equivalent national-level fellowship is preferred, though strong candidates with solid fundamentals are also encouraged. Funding: the position offers a fellowship of ₹60,000 per month . Start date is immediate with rolling admission . How to apply: email your application to [email protected] with the subject line Application for Ph.D. Position – [Your Name] – 2026 .

Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-Delhi) is inviting applications for a PhD opportunity in Optomagnetism (joint-student) in the broad area of magnetoelectric materials and optical control of magnetism . The selected PhD student will work on experimental and simulation-driven research related to optically driven magnetic switching , magnetoelectric coupling , multifunctional materials , and nanoelectronic devices . The project is jointly supervised by Dr. Anuj Kumar (Assistant Professor, ECE and Centre for Quantum Technologies, IIIT-Delhi; MIND Lab) and Sukanta Nandi (Assistant Professor, ECE, IIIT-Delhi). Research exposure includes thin-film and device fabrication , optical and magnetic characterization , electrical measurements , material-device integration , and interdisciplinary work in advanced functional materials and spintronic devices . The lab profile of Dr. Anuj Kumar indicates related interests in spintronics , nanoelectronics , and neuromorphic engineering , with device physics, nanofabrication, advanced characterization, micromagnetic simulations, and data-driven modeling. Eligibility highlights: candidates should have a background in Physics , Materials Science , Nanotechnology , ECE , or a related area. Preferred experience includes thin-film deposition, device fabrication, optical/magnetic/electrical characterization, magnetoelectric measurements, and simulation tools such as COMSOL and MuMax3 . A valid CSIR-JRF , UGC-JRF , INSPIRE Fellowship , or equivalent national-level fellowship is preferred, and applicants must meet IIIT Delhi’s qualification requirements. Funding: the position offers a fellowship of ₹60,000 per month . The post mentions immediate start and rolling admission . How to apply: send your CV and cover letter by email to Dr. Anuj Kumar and Sukanta Nandi . Use the subject line: Application for Ph.D. Position – Optomagnetism – [Your Name] – 2026 .