PhD in AI-Enhanced Electronics: Dublin City University (DCU) is offering a fully funded 4-year PhD studentship focused on the theoretical and computational study of charge and valley transport in 2D materials. The project integrates quantum transport methodologies with AI-based optimization for next-generation nanoelectronic devices.
๐ Designation:
PhD Student (Theoretical/Computational Physics)
๐ฌ Research Area:
- 2D Materials
- Nanoelectronics
- Computational Physics
- Quantum Transport
- AI-enhanced Electronic Systems
๐ Location:
School of Physical Sciences, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
โ Eligibility/Qualification:
- Irish or EU residency
- A 4-year Bachelorโs degree or a 3-year Bachelorโs + Masterโs degree in Physics, Nanotechnology, or a closely related field
- A strong foundation in theoretical or computational science
- Experience with scientific programming (Python, C, or similar) is essential
- Familiarity with electronic structure theory and/or quantum transport is desirable
- Exposure to machine learning or data-driven research approaches is a plus
๐ Job Description:
- Investigate charge and topological currents in 2D heterostructures
- Apply quantum transport techniques and algorithmic methods to model large-scale systems
- Use computational tools to explore AI-enhanced architectures for programmable electronics
- Collaborate with research teams and participate in academic dissemination through conferences and publications
Benefits:
- Tax-free annual stipend of โฌ25,000
- Additional funding for conferences, research travel, and computing resources
๐จ How to Apply:
Email your complete application to stephen.r.power@dcu.ie with the subject: โAIPROG2D PhD Positionโ.
Applications must include:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Cover/Motivation Letter (detailing research interests and suitability)
- Contact information for two academic references
โ ๏ธ Incomplete applications will not be considered.
โณ Last Date to Apply:
30th June 2025
๐ง Contact for Enquiries:
Asst. Prof. Stephen Power
School of Physical Sciences, Dublin City University
Email: stephen.r.power@dcu.ie
Kickstart your research career at the cutting edge of AI and nanotechnology!







