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Area: Wireless Technologies Group: Wireless Circuits – Av Work Objectives: Development of new strategies for the design of power amplifier circuits for application in last generation cellular networks
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for the QKD receiver based on events from a time-tag module. Place of work: The work will be developed at the premises of Instituto de Telecomunicações at University of Aveiro, under the supervision of Prof
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sustainable monitoring. Specific tasks include: i) Develop a RIS-enabled SWIPT (Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power Transfer) architecture for landslide-prone regions. ii) RIS-enabled beamforming and
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experimental evidence base covering latency, throughput, scalability, resource consumption, and robustness across realistic scenarios. Place of work: The work will be developed at the premises of Instituto de
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new results on the limits of coding against synchronisation errors and to develop new constructions of synchronisation error-correcting codes with efficient encoding and decoding algorithms. Place of
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will be developed at the premises of Instituto de Telecomunicações at University of Aveiro, under the supervision of Prof. Pedro Filipe Vieira Rito. Duration: 3 months, with the possibility of renewal
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vehicle and installation of hardware and software components. 3. Preparation of documentation, including technical reports and scientific papers. Place of work: The work will be developed at the premises
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of the following tasks: Development of digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms and subsystems for optical communications, including support to multicore fiber transmission; Implementation of the developed DSP
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the feasibility and performance of the developed features. The approximate duration of the contract will be 5 months, depending on the completion of the tasks identified above, and this period is not necessarily
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doctoral program, aiming to consolidate their scientific training through the development of research work leading to the respective academic degree, whether or not integrated into R&D projects. Are intended