Paria Gharavi

The Gharavi Lab at the University of Central Florida, led by Assistant Professor Paria Gharavi, is recruiting a PhD student for Fall 2026 in Materials Science & Engineering. The lab focuses on electronic materials, biomaterials, energy materials, and advanced characterization techniques such as electron microscopy. Early action applicants benefit from a covered application fee, internal transcript evaluation (no WES/Silny required), and acceptance of the Duolingo English Test for English proficiency. Applicants should have a strong background in materials science or engineering and an interest in cutting-edge research. The University of Central Florida offers a vibrant research environment within its College of Engineering & Computer Science. The application deadline for early action is November 1, 2025. Interested candidates should apply online and review the lab's website for more information about research topics and group activities.

A fully funded PhD position is available in the research group of Prof. Paria Gharavi in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Central Florida, starting Fall 2026. The group focuses on electronic materials, biomaterials, energy materials, and advanced characterization techniques such as electron microscopy. Early action applicants (by Nov 1, 2025) receive benefits including waived application fees, internal transcript evaluation (no WES/Silny required), and acceptance of the Duolingo English Test. The lab is led by Prof. Gharavi, an expert in materials science and electron microscopy, with a strong international research background. Applicants should have a solid foundation in materials science or engineering and a keen interest in advanced materials research. For more information, visit the Gharavi Lab website and apply through the official portal.

The Gharavi Lab at the University of Central Florida is recruiting a PhD student for Fall 2026 in the field of Materials Science & Engineering. Led by Assistant Professor Paria Gharavi, the group focuses on electronic materials, biomaterials, energy materials, and advanced characterization techniques such as electron microscopy. The lab is part of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, offering a dynamic research environment with recent recognition, including a UPenn Singh Center for Nanotechnology Innovation Seed Grant. Early Action applicants benefit from a covered application fee, internal transcript evaluation (no WES/Silny required), and acceptance of the Duolingo English Test for English proficiency. The position is ideal for candidates with a strong background in materials science or related disciplines. The application deadline for Early Action is November 1, 2025. Interested candidates should apply online and follow the instructions provided by the UCF College of Engineering & Computer Science.