For prospective PhD students
Getting involved in the CompTools group
If you are interested in a research position (at any level) in the CompTools group, please first familiarize yourself with our recent research (e.g. through google scholar) and the goals of the group (which you can find on my website).
If you are a current CU Master’s or PhD student, taking the graduate class CSCI 5526: Computational Tools for Multiscale Problems is a great way to get a hands-on introduction to my research field.
If you are applying to be a PhD student in the lab, you must apply to the CS PhD program at CU Boulder (instructions and resources for applying can be found at the department page) and list me as a potential advisor in the application form. In your application, please make it clear how your research interests align with the broader goals of the group, and describe how your previous experiences will help you achieve your research goals for your PhD. To guide you in this process, please see the following links for resources:
- CU Boulder’s CS graduate admissions homepage
- CU Boulder CS program’s tips for creating an impactful application and opportunities for an application fee waiver.
If you are interested in getting involved in a different way from any of the above, please email me* with a brief description of yourself and your interest in the group.
*Please note that I am not able to respond to all email inquiries. Following the guidelines on this page is the best way to increase your chance of a response.