PhD research
Deep, multi-year research on integrated circuits, high-frequency hardware, and future communication systems.
- Strong EE fundamentals
- Research-oriented mindset
- Clear technical writing
Opportunities
Do ambitious hardware research with us.
We welcome thoughtful inquiries from students who want to work across circuits, measurement, communication systems, sensing, and intelligent hardware.
Introduce yourself Industry & partnerships
Contact the lab
Looking to collaborate as a company?
We work with industry partners on sponsored research, joint testbeds, and technology transfer across mmWave/sub-terahertz ICs, 6G systems, and Edge-AI hardware.
- Sponsored research & joint projects
- Technology licensing & transfer
- Recruiting talent from the lab
Ways to contribute
Find the research path that fits your stage.
Openings and funded positions vary by semester. These paths describe the kinds of research participation the lab supports.
Master’s research
Thesis-driven work combining circuit or system design with simulation, implementation, and measurement.
- Analog/RF or digital systems
- Hands-on experimentation
- Independent problem solving
Undergraduate research
Focused projects through undergraduate research, graduation projects, and lab-based technical development.
- Curiosity and consistency
- Willingness to learn tools
- Commitment to a project
Before you write
Make your first message useful.
A concise, specific introduction helps us understand where your interests overlap with the lab’s current work.
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Tell us your context
Your current program, institution, expected graduation date, and the research path you are considering.
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Name the overlap
Mention one or two Tokgöz Lab research directions that genuinely interest you and why.
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Attach the essentials
Include a CV and transcript; add a portfolio, paper, or project link only when relevant.
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Keep it specific
Describe technical experience with circuits, RF, embedded systems, FPGA, modeling, or measurement.