Graduate Research Assistant Positions in Batteries and Materials
Job Description
The Battery Center at UT Dallas, led by Dr. Kyeongjae Cho, is seeking highly motivated PhD students for Research Assistant (RA) positions starting Spring/Fall 2026. The roles focus on batteries, materials science, and electrochemistry, offering students the chance to collaborate with world-renowned experts from institutions such as the University of Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory, UC Berkeley, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Job Details
| Title | Graduate Research Assistant (RA) – Batteries & Materials |
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| Organization | The University of Texas at Dallas – Battery Center |
| Work Location | Dallas, Texas, USA |
| Research Field | Electrochemistry, Batteries, Materials Science, Nanotechnology |
| Researcher Profile | PhD Candidates |
| Start Date | Spring/Fall 2026 |
| Contract Type | Full-time (Graduate Research Assistantship) |
| Qualification Required | Background in electrochemistry, materials science, or related fields |
| Application Deadline | Open until filled |
| How to Apply | Send CV and academic documents to Dr. Guoping Xiong |
| Official Website | https://beaconsusa.org/ |
About the Position
The Battery Center at the University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) is inviting applications for Graduate Research Assistant (RA) positions beginning Spring/Fall 2026. The center, established to advance next-generation battery and materials technologies, operates at the intersection of nanotechnology, electrochemistry, and materials engineering.
Successful candidates will join a dynamic, interdisciplinary research team focusing on cutting-edge topics such as battery fabrication, materials synthesis, and advanced materials characterization.
Collaboration & Research Network
This program stands out for its extensive collaboration with leading U.S. research institutions, including:
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University of Chicago
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Argonne National Laboratory
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University of California, Berkeley
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
These partnerships provide students unparalleled exposure to high-impact scientific research and cross-institutional expertise in nanomaterials, energy storage, and sustainable materials innovation.
Who Should Apply
Candidates are expected to have:
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A strong background in electrochemistry, materials science, or chemical engineering.
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Experience in materials synthesis, battery testing, and analytical techniques.
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A passion for energy materials, nano-enabled systems, and interdisciplinary research.
About the University
Founded in 1969, UT Dallas is among the fastest-growing research universities in the United States. It has been ranked among the top public universities for innovation, engineering, and graduate studies. Located in the Dallas–Fort Worth metro area, the university offers a vibrant research environment, strong industry ties, and exceptional opportunities for professional development.
Application Instructions
Interested candidates should send:
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A CV/resume
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Relevant academic documents
to Dr. Guoping Xiong at [email protected] for consideration.
For more information, visit:
🔗 Dr. Xiong’s Research Group
🔗 Google Scholar Profile
Reference Links
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only. For official application details, please refer to the official UT Dallas or BeaconsUSA website.
