47 post-doc-in-wireless-communication-and-networks-2016 research jobs at University of Glasgow in United Kingdom
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to the submission of an MD or PhD degree. Although research will form the major component of this post, participation in associated clinical duties and teaching will be incorporated into the job plan. Main Duties and
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interdisciplinary network of experts, and includes a significant cohort of early career researchers, research associates and PhD students, who will work closely together in a multi-disciplinary collaborative
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in appropriate peer reviewed journals. 5. Presentation of the work at internal and external seminars and conferences. The Fellow will be expected to register for a higher degree (MD or PhD). The post
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the postholder should use to develop a research thesis leading to an MD or PhD degree. The data may also be used to compete for external funding. Although research will form the major component of this post
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] in a relevant subject or a cognate discipline, or equivalent A2 Specialist theoretical and practical knowledge of wireless communication systems. A3 A comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge of the
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Job Purpose You will contribute to a project Joint Communication and Sensing for future 6G. You will be working on machine learning, reconfigurable surfaces and wireless sensing. The successful
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to an open-ended post. Relocation assistance will be provided where appropriate. As part of the UoG Team you will be a member of a world changing, inclusive community, which values ambition, excellence
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/ £39,347 - £44,263 per annum. This post is full time, and has funding for up to 2 years in the first instance. As part of Team UofG you will be a member of a world changing, inclusive community, which values
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part of a collaborative project between both investigators and their international network of collaborators. The post comes with secured funding for travel (between both institutions as
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of animal-borne accelerometer data. The post-doc will lead efforts to understand how landscape structure impacts deer movement ecology, and consequently how deer habitat selection and connectivity contributes