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principles problem formulations, algorithm development, systems designs, software implementations, and collection methods for specialized engineering applications, employing expertise in electrical and/or
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, emission via the spintronic THz emitter, and detection using a photoconductive antenna. Development of computational algorithms to achieve high-resolution THz imaging. Prepare, write, and contribute
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the research on Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC) with Reconfigurable Intelligent Metasurfaces (RIS). Key Responsibilities: Design the algorithm for Integrated Sensing and Communications
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collaborative research in electromagnetic sensor systems, including theoretical analysis, numerical modeling, AI-assisted sensing algorithm development, and experimental validation Qualifications: An earned PhD
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collaborative research in electromagnetic sensor systems, including theoretical analysis, numerical modeling, AI-assisted sensing algorithm development, and experimental validation Qualifications: An earned PhD
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29.07.2026, Academic staff The project aims to develop, implement, test, and demonstrate physical-layer security strategies that exploit wireless channel characteristics, multi-antenna transmission
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Wideband Antenna Arrays is performed. The tasks associated with this project involve, but are not limited to, Sensor node hardware design and antenna evaluation RFSoC-based multichannel acquisition and
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-defined, multi-band, multi-channel sensing station based on RFSoC technology where in Multichannel Spectrum Sensing with Sparse Wideband Antenna Arrays is performed. The tasks associated with this project
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algorithm development, countermeasure testing, and integration of C-UAS detect-and-identify systems. It supports research on RF sensing, direction-finding, and signal classification for UAS geolocation and
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antenna arrays, mixers and oscillators, as well as contribute to new areas in digital signal processing (DSP) and software defined radio (SDR) to support the emerging integrated circuits. This exciting and