Call for Research Position: Graduate Assistant, Student Assistant, or Research Assistant for Fall 2024 / Spring 2025

Hai-DARS Calling for Research Position; Graduate Assistant, Student Assistant, or Research Assistant for Fall 2024 / Spring 2025

Call for Research Assistant Position - Fall 2024 / Spring 2025 in Hi-DARS Lab

Join Hi-DARS! Call for Research Assistant Position (SA/GA/RA) - Fall 2024 / Spring 2025

We are looking for a motivated and curious Research Assistant (RA) to join our interdisciplinary team at the Hi-DARS lab. Our lab offers a unique opportunity to work on a variety of projects, including research by design, robotics, AR/VR, computation, and co-authorship in peer-reviewed publications. Additionally, you will contribute to the WindCraft project, focusing on wind integration in architectural design and construction.

About Hi-DARS: The Hi-DARS lab (Hybrid Intelligence Design and Architectural Robotic Setups) is a design research hub committed to leading the integration and advancement of Hybrid Intelligence, Architectural Robotics, and innovative Design Setups in architecture, the construction industry, and built environment technologies. Situated at Texas Tech University Huckabee College of Architecture to enable national and international collaborations, Hi-DARS aims to create a knowledge exchange platform, improving design and construction practices worldwide through emerging technologies and advocating for solutions that are circular, resilient, and adaptive to different geographical contexts.

As part of this research assistant position you will engage in diverse activities such as:

  • Research by design and prototyping

  • Computational Design and Robotic Fabrication

  • Extended Reality (AR/VR) in design, fabrication, and assembly

  • Co-authorship in peer-reviewed publications

  • Collaborative Environment: Work in a dynamic and interdisciplinary team

  • Technologies: Access to advanced manufacturing technologies such as Robotic Fabrication, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Concrete 3D Printing, among others

About the WindCraft Project:

  • Locations: West Texas, The Netherlands, and MENA regions

  • Focus: Integrating wind into architectural design and construction through a comparative study via research by design, emphasizing wind-resilient building systems

  • Objectives:

    • Address challenges and opportunities posed by wind

    • Promote cleaner energy solutions

    • Enhance wind resistance and resiliency

    • Harmonize emerging technologies with regional methods

Candidate Profile and Background: We are open to candidates with various backgrounds and experiences. The ideal candidate may possess one or more of the following qualities:

  • Curiosity and critical thinking are highly valued over existing skills

  • Architecture with a strong interest and experience in Computational Design and hands-on fabrication

  • Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Industrial Design

  • Experience or interest in CFD and wind simulation

  • Passion for advanced manufacturing technologies

What We Offer:

  • A collaborative and dynamic research environment

  • Opportunities to work with cutting-edge technologies

  • Involvement in gaining experience in peer-reviewed publications and co-authorship

  • In-depth exploration of wind's potential in architecture

Application: Send your CV and portfolio directly to Dr. Sina Mostafavi at sina.mostafavi@ttu.edu.

For more details, visit our Hi-DARS lab website.

Candidates must be registered as Texas Tech students in any of the departments for the Fall 2024 and/or Spring 2025 semesters.

Join us at Hi-DARS and contribute to groundbreaking projects that shape the future of architectural design and technology!

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