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Join TU Delft to help shape the future of wireless communication systems. Our research spans 6G, satellite communications, wireless sensing, and non-terrestrial networks (NTN), addressing
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Are you excited to co-develop a next-generation optical wireless communication system, enhanced by advanced detectors? Can you bridge the fields of electronic and photonic integration to make
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generation hybrid RF and optical wireless communication networks. You will be working within the newly granted The Netherlands Growth Fund 6G-FNS (Future Networks and Services). Information Future wireless
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7 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology Department Department of Information Security and Communication Technology Research Field
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components of optical communication systems, with particular emphasis on the transmitter (TX) driver and receiver (RX) transimpedance amplifier (TIA). These circuits play a critical role in determining
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, and overall system cost. This PhD project focuses on the electronic integrated circuit components of optical communication systems, with particular emphasis on the transmitter (TX) driver and receiver
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. Job description Wireless communication can make control systems cheaper and easier to deploy, but bandwidth and energy limitations, as well as vulnerability to cyber-attacks, restrict its use in
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research has focused on improving the performance, efficiency, and autonomy of such systems, their empirical security assessment remains underdeveloped, representing a growing and critical gap. Recent
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these codes are central to both. Wanna help shape this key technology behind reliable and secure optical communications? Come join us as a PhD student, designing the error-correcting codes behind
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the physical properties of optical and wireless communication media and use quantum effects to increase digital security.