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We have 9 Internet Of Things PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Durham
Internet Of Things PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Durham
We have 9 Internet Of Things PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Durham
Programmable networking for Internet of things (IoT) applications
Internet of things (IoT) is a rapidly growing technology that connects physical devices to the internet, allowing them to communicate and exchange data. Read more
Real-time Jammer Detection in Internet-of-Things Networks
Jammers are devices that transmit signals on the same radio frequencies as Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, affecting performance and causing severe degradations to IoT communication efforts. Read more
Design and Analysis of Algorithms for Graph and Network Problems
About the Project. Graphs and networks are used to model numerous real-world scenarios including communication networks, social networks, energy networks, and transportation networks. Read more
Theoretical Research on Distributed Algorithms
We are looking for a candidate with an interest in the theoretical study of distributed algorithms. The candidate should possess strong skills in either theoretical computer science or distributed algorithms. Read more
Algorithms and Processes on Graphs and Networks: Design and Theory
Do you enjoy problem solving? If you like designing computer algorithms and analysing them, possibly programming them, are curious about how information or pandemics spread around network, how decisions are made in a network, and like graphs and graph theory, this may be the opening for you. . Read more
Performance Analysis of Entanglement Distribution Algorithms for Quantum Networks
Quantum Internet is a technology that operates based on principles of quantum mechanics. It can be used for several applications like computation, quantum communication, sensing, cryptography, clock synchronization etc. Read more
AI planning and parameterized complexity
AI planning is a famous methodology that allows autonomous agents (computers or robots) to design plans for achieving their goals. Read more
Theoretical aspects of interconnection networks for supercomputers and data centres
My research involves theoretical aspects of the interconnection networks that provide a communications fabric for supercomputers and data centres (more details can be found on my website at https://iastewart.webspace.durham.ac.uk/about). Read more
Distributed Learning and Control of Multi-Robot Systems
With the advancements of computing, communication, sensing, and control techniques, coordination of multi-robot systems has established its worth in recent years. Read more
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