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Wide-band antenna design based on machine learning
With the rapid development of modern wireless communication and radar technologies, as one of the most important components of the radio frequency front end, the structure and design of antennas and arrays are becoming more and more complex, which brings increasing computational burdens. Read more
MIMO antenna array for 5G handset applications
Antennas for 5G smartphones, tablet PCs require multiple-bands operation for efficient spectrum utilization and robust links. Multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) arrays meet the demand on multiple functions and superior performance like high gain. Read more
Polarisation diversity and ultra-wideband antenna for feature extraction
This is a fully funded PhD project which is offered funded by the Defence Science Technology (DST) Missile Defence Centre (MDC), conducting low technology readiness level research. Read more
MEMS Based Antennas for 5G and 6G Communications
Applications are invited for our EPSRC funded Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) PhD studentships that will support six (6) research projects starting 1 October 2022. Read more
Light-weight Broadband Millimeter Wave Transparent Luneberg Lens Antenna
For more information about doctoral scholarship and PhD programme at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU). Please visit. http://www.xjtlu.edu.cn/en/study-with-us/admissions/entry-requirements. Read more
Radio Frequency Missile Seekers based on Multibeam Radar Systems
Multibeam radar (MBR) systems are Radio Frequency (RF) sensors capable of providing multiple simultaneous functions in different directions by transmitting multiple dedicated simultaneous antenna beams, each one carrying dedicated radar resources and waveform properties (i.e. Read more
Artificial Intelligence enabled Distributed Edge-Centric Cellular Networks
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
Today, wireless cellular networks rely heavily on the core network to deliver services. This introduces latency and other inefficiencies. Next generation networks will be much more edge centric, enabling ultra-reliable low latency (URLLC) services to be delivered. This requires a fundamental rethink in how edge-centric cellular networks should be delivered. Read more
Biomimetic Antennas
The Wolfson School of Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering has seen 100% of its research impact rated as ‘world leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’, underlining the wide-ranging positive impacts that our research has on the world (REF, 2021). Read more
Physical Layer Algorithm Design in 6G Non-Terrestrial Communications
About the Project. Applications are invited to apply for two full 3-year PhD Studentship in 6G especially on Non Terrestrial Communications (NTN). Read more
Probing enzyme reaction cascades in antibiotic biosynthesis at atomic resolution by NMR
Polyketide biosynthetic pathways generate vast numbers of diverse compounds that represent one of the largest collections of chemical structures with biological… Read more
Self-Organising Mobile Networks using Machine Learning
BT are at the forefront of the current 5G roll out in the UK. Through this, they have given us a glimpse of the many exciting applications that high speed and low latency communications will enable. Read more
Molecular basis for the architecture, function, and regulation of photosynthetic machinery
Applications will be reviewed until a suitable candidate is appointed. Photosynthesis provides food and energy for almost all forms of life and is arguably the most important biological process on Earth. Read more
Spectroscopic analysis of complex soils
A PhD studentship is available from 1st October 2022 to develop new methods for the analysis of complex organic soils on fabric and hard surfaces in order to understand the mechanisms of action for their removal during cleaning processes. Read more
Multiscale molecular simulation approaches to understanding polymer adsorption at surfaces
A PhD studentship is available from 1st October 2022 to develop new coarse-grained simulation models to understand the deposition of polymers at model soft matter surfaces, and to allow for predictions of interfacial properties such as interfacial tension and surface charge. Read more
Plexcitonic Sensors for Medical Diagnostics.
Do you enjoy exciting, cross-disciplinary and cutting-edge research? We invite applications for this studentship, starting on 1 October 2022, as part of a £7.3 M collaborative project funded by EPSRC and led by Prof G. Read more
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