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suitability for data-driven research on mobile networks and services. Special weight will be given to knowledge of wireless communications, mobile networks, statistics and AI/ML. Experiences in practical
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on wireless communications (antennas and propagation is a plus). Good knowledge of antenna theory, microwave circuits, and radar systems is desirable. Excellent written and verbal communication, including
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students and postdocs. The CS group is internationally known for its academic research in wireless systems, fiber-optical communications, coding, information theory, and machine learning. We provide
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criteria for the selection are scientific skills, language skills in English, and suitability for data-driven research on mobile networks and services. Special weight will be given to knowledge of wireless
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the Communication Systems (CS) group at Chalmers, which comprises 9 professors and a large number of PhD students and postdocs. The CS group is internationally known for its academic research in wireless systems
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duplication of systems and devices that exploit the electromagnetic spectrum in common ways. Yet, the future wireless infrastructure will need to do more than just communications to support smart cities
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experimental real-world investigations using Chalmers advanced multi-antenna testbed. Your research is an important part of our goal to demonstrate energy efficient and high capacity wireless communication
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the sustainable companies and societies of the future. Current research in Signal Processing takes place in the areas of measurement technology and wireless communications, in close cooperation with
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converged fiber-wireless networks. About the position The position serves for the project National Quantum Communication Infrastructure_Sweden. The project aims to establish the national quantum network
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coding and decoding algorithms, inspired by a similar paradigm shift in wireless communications. The project is led by Professor Erik Agrell (IEEE Fellow) and funding is provided by a prestigious grant