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will develop solutions for resilience against communication jamming, backhaul failure, core network failure, and extended energy provision failure. The objective of this PhD research in particular is
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developing a next-generation, open RISC-V automotive hardware platform for software-defined vehicles. About The Person The successful candidate must have, and your application should clearly
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network management. Experience in writing software and prototyping with strong programming skills (C/C++, Linux environments, GitHub/GitLab, AI coding, etc.) Experience in protocol stack or network
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). Knowledge of software-defined radios, wireless IoT protocols, digital signal processing, and/or real-time software systems is a plus. You have strong communication skills in English, both oral and written
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realistic simulations and experimental measurements obtained from software-defined radios, 5G testbeds and LEO satellite receivers available within IDLab’s research infrastructure. You will write
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platform to evaluate these methods under realistic network conditions. You will work closely with Dr Hazer Inaltekin at Macquarie University and international collaborators including Associate
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Research Fellow - (Photo)electrochemical Catalysis Employer MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY - SYDNEY AUSTRALIA Location North Ryde, Australia Salary $112,550 per annum (Level A.6, PhD awarded rate) plus 17
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and benchmarking platform to evaluate these methods under realistic network conditions. You will work closely with Dr Hazer Inaltekin at Macquarie University and international collaborators including
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Advance photoelectrochemical catalysis for sunlight-driven green fuels — from catalyst design to working prototype. · Salary package: $112,550 per annum (Level A.6, PhD awarded rate) plus 17
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Associates to lead methodological innovation, software architecture engineering, and scientific execution across its active grant portfolio. Working under the direct mentorship of Dr. Hongfang Liu and lab