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Prof. Robert Kotiuga — Research Profile

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Information sourceChecked Oct 31, 2026

Graduate application deadlines

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

  • PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering

    Fall 2027
    • Application deadline

      Dec 15, 2026

    Source: bu.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026
  • MS in Electrical & Computer Engineering

    Fall 2027
    • Priority (maximum merit scholarship)

      Jan 15, 2027

    • Application deadline

      Mar 15, 2027

    Source: bu.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026

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Prof. Robert Kotiuga at Boston University Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering lists Electromagnetic, Numerical methods for three-dimensional vector field problems, Whitney forms and the Finite Element Method, Micromagnetics; nanoscale magnetics, Geometric inverse problems; force-free magnetic fields, Topological aspects of magnetic scalar potentials, Helicity Functionals, Analysis of high-performance interconnects as their registered research area.

Research keywords

ElectromagneticNumerical methods for three-dimensional vector field problemsWhitney forms and the Finite Element MethodMicromagneticsnanoscale magneticsGeometric inverse problemsforce-free magnetic fieldsTopological aspects of magnetic scalar potentialsHelicity FunctionalsAnalysis of high-performance interconnects

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