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Joining the Computational Electrodynamics Lab

Information for prospective students

How to Express Interest

Students interested in Prof. Simpson's Computational Electrodynamics Lab should email Prof. Simpson expressing their interest and including their resume / CV. This ensures that Prof. Simpson will be aware of the application once the University makes it available to her Department. Due to the high volume of emails from prospective students, Prof. Simpson may not be able to respond to every individual email, but she does try to respond to each one.

Students wishing to join the lab as a Ph.D. student should typically have at least one first-author journal or conference publication, and should be highly motivated to become a future leader in computational electrodynamics or a related field.

Current and former students in the lab have earned awards such as the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society Pre-Doctoral and Doctoral Research Awards, the American Association of University Women Fellowship, and the National Consortium MASINT Research Scholarship. Graduates from the lab have accepted positions in industry, academia, and government, including Intel Corporation, Apple Inc., Air Force Research Labs, the COMSOL Group, Singapore's Institute of High Performance Computing, Northwestern University, University of Florida, and the National Nuclear Security Administration's Future Leaders Program.

Applying to the ECE Department at the University of Utah

See the information on the ECE Graduate Program page.

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