140 postdoc-position-antenna scholarships at Delft University of Technology in Netherlands
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achieved by increasing the number of transmit and receive antennas, which lead to higher cost, processing and thermal requirements. This has motivated the use of sparse multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO
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utilization activities and dissemination of research findings, also including project partners. To be considered for this PhD position you should have: A Master's degree in electrical/electronic engineering
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for blockchain systems. Address challenges posed by asynchrony, message delays, and network/process faults. Develop a methodology to pinpoint the root cause of concurrency errors/faults This Ph.D position is part
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position will fit within this larger team of 5-8 PhD and postdocs, while working on an independent research project embedded with the ERC Starting Grant title RECALLCO2. Here the candidate will seek
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. This framework isn't just about data – it's about reshaping how data and knowledge are shared, all while leaving a positive footprint on both the environment and society in multiple use cases. As a Ph.D
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Ph.D. research project focusing on joint optimization and assessment of waveform design, beamforming strategy and radio resource management mechanisms (e.g. power control, antenna aperture sharing
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to advance our understanding of the interplay between economic inequality and residential segregation and to better assess possible remediatory policies. This doctoral position represents an exciting
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. Detecting sirens will help an AV anticipate and localize emergency vehicles. There are several challenges that will be addressed, divided over two PhD positions: Topic A) To identify promising ADAS
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inclusive as possible (see our Code of Conduct). Together, we imagine, invent and create solutions using technology to have a positive impact on a global scale. Challenge. Change. Impact! Faculty of Applied
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candidates to improve current technology such as positioning systems, inertial navigation and force sensing; and to advance fundamental research, such as the search for the quantum nature of gravity