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Job description QuTech, the research center of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is hiring for a Doctoral Candidate (PhD) position in partnership with the Questing Doctoral Network
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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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resources efficiently. In this PhD project, you will develop mathematical theory and computational methods for the analysis and design of chaotic sampling mechanisms in networked control systems. You will
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quantum networks. In this PhD project, you will investigate the time-bin entanglement generation and detection, architecture, and protocols of entanglement routing in a multi-node quantum network
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this PhD project, you will investigate the time-bin entanglement generation and detection, architecture, and protocols of entanglement routing in a multi-node quantum network. Additionally, you will
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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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suitable wireless link at any moment. In this PhD project, you will develop novel concepts for intelligent hybrid RF–OWC networks that optimize wireless service delivery in real time. Research topics include
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PhD Position Simulating the Airspace of the Future: Fleet & Network Optimization for Future Aircraft
well before such aircraft enter service. This PhD project will help make this transition possible! The primary focus of this research will be on the development of new methods and models that efficiently
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PhD Position Simulating the Airspace of the Future: Fleet & Network Optimization for Future Aircraft
different performance characteristics forcing airlines to rethink their operations well before such aircraft enter service. This PhD project will help make this transition possible! The primary focus
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, PhotonX Networks) and carries out bilateral industrial research with major stakeholders in the communications industry. The PhD project targets the design, prototyping, and demonstration of novel photonic