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Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I will be completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, contribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese or European profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I will be completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, contribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese or European profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I will be completing my masters by summer 2027.

My current research interest & experience lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferably US, but want to gain more research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, contribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese or European profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I am completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I am completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese or European profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Dear esteemed professors,

I am an international student. I am completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese or European profs allow passed-out students to work under him/her as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I am completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese or European profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I am completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Japanese/Taiwanese or other European profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I am completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Taiwanese profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I will be completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Foreign profs of which countries take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello everyone,

I am an international student. I am completing my masters by summer 2027.

My research interest lies in the area of semiconductor electronics/optoelectronics materials.

I want to do a PhD from abroad, preferrably US, but want to gain significant research experience before applying by doing projects, assist, learn, cotribute and publish under a researcher/professor.

Do Taiwanese profs take passed-out students as Research Assistant for long-term projects for a year or so?

If anybody has any knowledge or experience of something like this, please share here. It would mean a lot to me.

Hello professors,

I am currently looking out for research groups in US particularly that I want to workout with later for my PhD. My research experience lies in an area that involves material science, physics and chemistry. Most of the professors working in the area of my interest are either in physics, electrical engineering or material science engineering.

But the main problem is my degree and background is of chemistry and I don't know whether it's feasible to switch to electrical or physics given my research experience and interests. Afaik, switching to material science is allowed. I am confused.

Please share your valuable suggestions on this matter.

I have been looking out at Pls and research groups who work in the above fields. Till now UC Santa Barbara & Berkeley seems to be the best with many profs working in the field. Any idea which other unis to look out for? Please suggest.

I have been looking out at Pls and research groups who work in the above fields. Till now UC Santa Barbara, MIT, Stanford, Northwestern & Berkeley seems to be the best with many profs working in the field. Any idea which other unis to look out for? Please suggest.

I have been looking out at Pls and research groups who work in the above fields for my phd. Till now UC Santa Barbara & Berkeley seems to be the best with many profs working in the field. Any idea which other unis to look out for? Please suggest.

I have been looking out at PIs and research groups who work in the above fields. Till now UC Santa Barbara & Berkeley seems to be the best with many profs working in the field. Any idea which other unis to look out for? Please suggest.

Has anyone ever visited there? Are students allowed to work there for training or internship upon request? Please share your experience. I am curious coz they have industrial tie-ups.

Why are we not creating a HackerFab of our own, like the IITB lads? What are we lacking & what's stopping us? We can create too and I would be interested to be a part of it.

Hello everyone,

I want to do a PhD.

I am from a chemistry background with research experience in supramolecular and coordination compounds; fabrication, synthesis and characterization of perovskite solar cell materials and devices; etching, lithography, deposition and study of electronic and material properties of wide bandgap electronic materials; hands-on experience and project on device physics and semiconductors using TCAD; and DFT and computational study on electronic/opto-electronic materials.

I want to make a career in semiconductors but it is a vast field. Which fields/nichè should I target based on my experience?

Can you please suggest? I would love to discuss with someone with similar interests and experiences.