Join MINDS Lab
We are looking for people who want to build AI and simulation methods for new battery materials.
- M.S. and Ph.D. students
- Undergraduate research interns
- Visiting students from other universities and research institutes
- Postdoctoral researchers
Backgrounds in mechanical engineering, materials science, chemical engineering, physics, chemistry, energy engineering, and related fields are all welcome.
What the lab provides
- Competitive funding and research support.
- Access to multiple CPU and GPU computing clusters.
- Group meetings and one-on-one research meetings with the PI.
- Collaborations with research groups at universities abroad.
Undergraduate research internships
An internship is a chance to try research on a topic you are curious about. We hope undergraduate students take an active part and use the time to find the field they want to pursue.
- Each intern works on an individual research topic.
- If you are interested, feel free to email us. We will find a start date that works for you.
- Korea University School of Smart Mobility students can also do master's research in the energy track (batteries and fuel cells).
How to apply
Email kyujung@korea.ac.kr with your CV and a short note on your research interests. See Research for current topics.