Dmitry Kireev

Immediate postdoctoral opportunity at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in a collaborative project involving UMass Amherst, New York University, the University of Connecticut, Caltech, and others. The position is centered on bioelectronics , nanoelectronics , biosensors , devices , circuits , CMOS , cleanroom fabrication, data acquisition, I/O, and packaging. The post is especially relevant for candidates with research interests in electrical engineering , physics , biomedical engineering , materials science , and related areas. Eligibility: applicants must hold a PhD in physics, electrical engineering, or a related field . Experience in biosensors, device fabrication, circuits, CMOS, cleanroom processes, and hardware/data acquisition is requested. Due to funder restrictions, the candidate must be a US citizen or already in the US with an eligible status such as J-1, H-1B, or green card . Start date is listed as ASAP / September 1, 2026 . To apply, email dkireev@umass.edu .

Immediate postdoctoral opportunity in biosensors, devices, circuits, CMOS, cleanroom fabrication, data acquisition, I/O, and packaging at the University of Massachusetts Amherst . The project sits in the broader areas of bioelectronics, nanoelectronics, 2D materials, biohybrids, biosensors, and neuroengineering , and is described as a collaborative effort involving UMass Amherst, New York University, the University of Connecticut, Caltech, and others. The position is announced by Dmitry Kireev , Assistant Professor at UMass Amherst. The post is aimed at candidates with a PhD in physics, electrical engineering, or a related field , and strong practical expertise in the listed device/fabrication areas. The announcement also notes a funding-related eligibility restriction: applicants must be a US citizen or already in the US with an eligible status such as J-1, H-1b, or green card . Start date: ASAP or September 1, 2026 . How to apply: email dkireev@umass.edu . No formal application portal, stipend amount, or additional funding details are provided in the post.

Postdoctoral opportunity in biosensors, devices, circuits, and CMOS at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. This post advertises an immediate postdoc opening in a collaborative research project involving the University of Massachusetts Amherst, New York University, the University of Connecticut, Caltech, and others. The research areas highlighted include biosensors , devices , circuits , CMOS , cleanroom fabrication, data acquisition, I/O, packaging, and broader themes in bioelectronics , nanoelectronics , 2D materials , biohybrids , and neuroengineering . The announcer is Dmitry Kireev , an Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The post is framed as a recruiting message for a postdoctoral researcher, and the contact email provided is dkireev@umass.edu . Eligibility highlights: applicants should hold a PhD in physics, electrical engineering, or a related field. Strong expertise in biosensors, devices, circuits, CMOS, cleanroom processes, fabrication, data acquisition, I/O, and packaging is requested. There is also a funding-related restriction: due to the funder's limitations, the candidate must be a US citizen or already in the US with eligible status (for example J-1, H-1b, or green card). Timing: the position is available immediately, with a start date listed as ASAP / September 1, 2026. How to apply: email Dmitry Kireev directly at dkireev@umass.edu with your CV and a brief summary of your relevant experience. Mention your background in biosensors, CMOS, fabrication, and related device work.