microwave engineering PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships

The proposed PhD research plan is to develop further a new methodology that can help combat the COVID-19 pandemic by remote microwave sterilization of surfaces and air particles using antenna radiation and wireless power transmission. Read more

We have a potential PhD opportunity associated our recently awarded EPSRC project. GLIMMER. which aims to rethink radio frequency systems from the ground up by applying ideas from integrated photonics to high frequency (GHz) acoustic waves. Read more

Short project description. The Quantum Photonics Lab at Heriot-Watt University (. https://qpl.eps.hw.ac.uk. ) has an opening for a motivated student to join our group from September 2021, with the goal to develop quantum devices based on single electronic and nuclear spins in silicon carbide. Read more

Supervisory Team. Prof. Peter G R Smith, Dr James Gates. Project description. Our team specializes in the development and manufacturing of novel optoelectronic devices for applications in quantum technology, integrated optical sensors and optical telecommunications. Read more

Applications are invited to undertake a 3-year PhD programme in partnership with industry to address key challenges in plastic recycling. Read more

We are looking for a highly motivated and versatile student to work on an exciting interdisciplinary PhD project on programmable microwave devices. Read more

The main goal of the project is to develop rf and microwave instrumentation for Dynamic Nuclear Polarization (DNP) techniques at high magnetic fields, i.e., 9.4 T/ 400 MHz/ 263 GHz. Read more

The. Sussex Centre for Quantum Technologies. is focused on fundamental quantum science as well as on the development of novel quantum technologies. Read more

The successful ignition of a combustible mixture not only initiates the combustion but also influences the subsequent combustion process. Read more

Dr Isaac Luxmoore. Dr Anna Katharina Ott. Statement of Research. Quantum networks promise to revolutionise computing and communication, with the underlying idea to link individual or small clusters of qubits via a photonic channel. Read more

The aim is to assess how much power is absorbed in the human body from exposure to radiation from mobile phones, hand-held radios, and other microwave sources. Read more

This is an interdisciplinary collaborative approach involving industry that seeks to develop and optimise a strategy to boost p53 levels in anticipation of, or response to, viral infection as epitomised by the present COVID epidemic. Read more

Measurement of the components that make up the human body has important medical applications in kidney and heart diseases, and in nutritional studies. Read more

The Microwave Integrated Systems Laboratory at the University of Birmingham is offering a PhD studentship with Thales UK as part of their recently awarded Industrial Cooperative Award in Science & Technology (iCASE). Read more

The possibility of developing quantum computing machines that can break the widely used public-key cryptosystems has required us to look for new solutions to scenarios where long-term data security is needed. Read more