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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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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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nuclear facilities make wireless communications difficult. Expected Outcomes The PhD aims to deliver: Novel technologies enabling safe human-robot collaboration New safety and assurance methodologies
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of photonic microsystems, related technologies including nanoelectronics and wireless communication solutions, we create - in flexible and interdisciplinary teams - technologies for innovative products in a
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30 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company IMDEA Networks Institute Department Cybersecurity / IAG Research Field Computer science » Other Engineering » Communication engineering Researcher
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a strategic imperative. Three essential capabilities in this context are secure and reliable communication among UAVs, the ability to detect adversaries and the environments, and stealth, i.e., not
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robustness against various types of jamming. Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) systems are becoming a key enabling technology for next‑generation wireless networks. However, these systems
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communication systems for AI-driven applications. The objective is to investigate, design, and experimentally validate information-theoretically secure coding schemes tailored to the demanding requirements