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We have 27 Communications Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in York
Communications Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in York
We have 27 Communications Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in York
High-frequency underwater acoustic communication for image transmission.
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
Communication using acoustic waves is the main underwater communication technology, since electro-magnetic waves quickly attenuate underwater. Read more
Machine learning in underwater acoustic communication modems
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
Machine learning is an approach that is useful when a practical optimisation problem is difficult to describe precisely. This approach has found multiple applications. 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
Immersive Audio for Virtual Production
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
We seek a candidate to work in the area of immersive sound for virtual production technologies for live performance. We are interested in PhDs to develop the underlying signal processing and perceptual evaluation of shared, networked immersive audio enviroments across a range of different contexts and experiences. Read more
Explainable AI for Safety Critical Engineering Systems
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems and Robotics
The University of York is at the forefront of transformative research in data-centric engineering, digital twins, and AI. Our pioneering work is revolutionizing the design of complex systems by harnessing the power of data. Read more
Model-based Approach for Prognostics Health Management (PHM) for Fusion Reactors
Research Group:
Plasma and fusion science and technologies
The University of York is at the forefront of transformative research in data-centric engineering, digital twins, and AI, bringing about a revolution in the design and operation of systems. Read more
Realistic Underwater Acoustic Propagation Model for Medium Access Control Protocol Evaluation
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
Successful prediction of the performance of medium access control protocols is dependent on a realistic model of the underlying propagation channel. Read more
Intelligent Medium Access Control for Underwater Acoustic Communication Networks
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
Most research in underwater acoustic communication deals with the physical layer, with primitive and inflexible multiple access, despite the medium access control layer playing a crucial role in providing efficient communication. Read more
Human Interaction with Low-Speed Autonomous Vehicles
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems and Robotics
The University of York is embarking on ground-breaking research that focuses on data-centric engineering, digital twins, and AI, revolutionizing the way systems are designed and optimized through data. Read more
Exploitation of Full-Duplex Capability in Underwater Acoustic Communication Networks at the Medium Access Control Layer
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
Full-duplex has the potential to double the capacity of point-to-point communication links, but these benefits can only be fully realised in communication networks through development of a suitable medium access control layer. Read more
Energy-harvesting based MAC protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
A plethora of energy-efficient MAC protocols have been developed for wireless sensor networks based on the assumption of readily available (if somewhat limited) battery power. Read more
Application of Satellite Medium Access Control Principles to Underwater Acoustic Communication Networks
Research Group:
Communication Technologies
Acoustic waves are widely accepted as the most suitable means of communicating underwater, since radio waves suffer from severe attenuation through water. Read more
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