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Sub-millimetre wave synthetic aperture radar (SAR) for high resolution imaging

University of St Andrews
School of Physics and Astronomy

Dr D A Robertson

Applications accepted all year round

This PhD is a CASE award funded equally by EPSRC and industrial sponsor QinetiQ. Eligibility. EPSRC funding requires UK resident status.

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Future Radar and Tracking Systems

University of Sheffield
Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering

Mr E Ball

Applications accepted all year round

Applications are invited on the theme described below, as part of The University of Sheffield’s Communications Research Group and the Advanced Radio Technology Centre.

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Radar Sounding of the Martian Atmosphere

University of Leicester
College of Science & Engineering

Research Group: Astronomy and Space Science

Prof M Lester, Prof S Milan

Application Deadline: 31 January 2019

For the last 14 years or so the Mars Express (MEX) spacecraft has been orbiting Mars. For much of that time the Mars Sub Surface and Ionospheric Sounder (MARSIS) has been operational making measurements of the ionosphere at Mars (e.g.

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(MERI) Atmospheric Turbulence

University of Manchester
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences

Research Group: Atmospheric Science

Prof G Vaughan, Prof D Schultz, Dr D Hooper

Application Deadline: 6 February 2019

Turbulence is one of the great unsolved problems of atmospheric science. It is present on a very wide range of scales, but the key areas of uncertainty lie at small scales – those which cannot be resolved by numerical models.

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Pre-doctoral Research Position in Radar Engineering: RF-system design and/or signal-processing

Johannes-Kepler University Linz
Institute for Communications Engineering and RF-Systems

Prof Andreas Stelzer

Applications accepted all year round

The RF-Systems group of the Institute for Communications Engineering and RF-Systems (http://www.jku.at/nthfs) at the Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) offers positions for pre-doctoral researchers that are to be filled as soon as possible.

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PhD student in RF/microwave/THz microsystems/MEMS for 200-300 GHz car radar

Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
TESLA Innovative Training Network (ITN)

Prof Joachim Oberhammer

Application Deadline: 31 January 2019

The research group of RF/microwave/THz MEMS is a part of the Department of Micro and Nano Systems at KTH consisting of more than 50 researchers and doctoral students.

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SCENARIO: Improving our understanding of ice cloud microphysics using new aircraft and multi-wavelength radar measurements

University of Reading
Department of Meteorology

Research Group: SCENARIO NERC DTP

Dr C Westbrook, Dr T Stein, Dr S Mason

Application Deadline: 25 January 2019

Ice particles in clouds play an important role for both weather and climate prediction. Half of all precipitation globally is initiated through the formation of ice, while the radiative impact of ice clouds is very important because of their widespread coverage.

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Chasing convective storm evolution with swarms of space-borne Ka-band radars

University of Leicester
Department of Physics and Astronomy

Dr A Battaglia, Dr H Boesch

Application Deadline: 21 January 2019

Convective storms are the heart of the Earth’s weather and climate system.

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Versatile Machine Learning-based detection technology for supercooled liquid clouds in polar regions

University of Leicester
College of Science & Engineering

Research Group: Climate and Climate Change

Dr A Battaglia, Dr I Tyukin

Application Deadline: 31 January 2019

Clouds are a key regulator of Earth’s surface energy balance. The cloud cover along with cloud phase are the primary factors modulating the amount of radiation incident on the surface.

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