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We have 52 microwave engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
microwave engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 52 microwave engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Design and Development of Green Miniaturised Balanced Antennas and Antenna Arrays for Future Sustainable Electronics Devices
The advances in wireless networks and electronics have led to the emergence of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), which are considered to be one of the most important technologies that can revolutionize healthcare systems. Read more
Metasurface-enabled subwavelength flexible waveguide for THz nearfield microscopy and endoscopy
Join the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Birmingham for groundbreaking PhD research that aims to improve non-destructive testing technology! Terahertz (THz) is a rapidly expanding field across a myriad of disciplines such as physics, engineering, chemistry and biology. Read more
Phased Array Antenna Systems for MM-Wave/THz Communications
With the escalating need for greater data traffic and the proliferation of connected devices, millimeter-wave (mm-Wave) and Terahertz (THz) frequencies have become pivotal elements, opening numerous possibilities in diverse wireless communication scenarios. Read more
PHD ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
The Electrical and Electronic Engineering PhD degree programme develops your understanding of the research process and your ability to analyse and contribute to a particular research area. Read more
Exploring 2D materials heterostructures with a single spin quantum sensor
Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could use a sensor as small as a single electron? We are offering a PhD project on a unique instrument, that uses a single spin in diamond as a tiny quantum sensor, to investigate condensed matter physics problems related to magnetism and superconductivity. Read more
Propagation of RF/microwave signals in plasma
The project will contribute to a major research initiative intended to develop generation after next technologies in applied electromagnetics. Read more
Microwave Metamaterials Using Additive Manufacturing Techniques (S3.5-ELE-Henthorn)
Project Overview. Future mobile communications systems, including 6G, will rely on control of the electromagnetic environment. This means that as well as controlling what signals are sent from a transmitter, how those waves travel through an environment can also be altered to maximise data rates and capacity. Read more
PhD Studentship in Medical Imaging Instrumentation – development of a prototype thermoacoustic imaging system
Summary. The aim of the studentship is to develop an exciting medical imaging technique based on the thermoacoustic effect. In this technique, pulsed RF/microwave excitation is used to generate ultrasound in biological tissue. Read more
Development of ignition systems for energy systems
There have been consistent efforts in developing more fast and efficient combustion. Microwave discharges are widely used for plasma-assisted ignition of air/fuel mixtures. Read more
Programmable and reconfigurable microwave devices and systems using new materials and smart structures
With the pervasive use of wireless communication systems from land to space, static communication hardware no longer meets the diverse deployment needs. Read more
Sideband Suppression on High Power Microwave Antenna
The project will contribute to a major research initiative intended to develop generation after next technologies in applied electromagnetics. Read more
Processing and Sintering of Ceramic Materials Using Microwave Technology for SOEC and SOFC Applications
The Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering (MMAE) at West Virginia University anticipates filling Ph.D. graduate research positions focused on the processing and sintering of ceramic materials using microwave technology for SOEC and SOFC applications. Read more
Imaging with AI Integration for Early and Continuous Health Diagnostics and Monitoring (Ref: FP-BS-2025)
Why this research matters. Cancer remains the leading cause of death globally. Early detection is critical to improving survival rates, but traditional diagnostic methods such as CT and MRI are costly, inaccessible in underserved areas, and pose health risks due to ionising radiation. Read more
Advanced Spin-Optical Probes for Molecular Semiconductors
From photovoltaics to biosensors, the quantum-mechanical property of spin plays a central role in next-generation photonic materials based on molecules. Read more