The eXpressive Internet Architecture (XIA) project is developing a new network architecture that radically improves the trustworthiness and evolvability of the Internet. The project is looking for a postdoctoral fellow with a strong research track record in one or more of the following areas ‐ network architecture, network protocols, security and privacy, network management, distributed systems, and mobile/pervasive networks. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to collaborate with the students and faculty on different aspect of the broad XIA research agenda in network protocols, security, network diagnostics, and network services.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Postdoc in Networing and Carnegie Mellon University
3 Positions for Postdoctoral Researchers in wireless networks at FORTH-ICS
The Institute of Computer Science, Foundation for Research and Technology-Hellas (FORTH) announces 3 Positions for Postdoctoral Researchers with competitive salary in the area of wireless networks. Research topics include spectrum and wireless access markets, software-defined radios, spectrum geo-databases, QoE in wireless networks, and network economics. We would like to invite talented and motivated candidates to apply for these post-doctoral positions, which are fully funded by the CoRLAB project, a GSRT research excellence, investigator-driven grant.
Research Engineer in Wireless Communications and Networking Research at Elche, Spain
Positions Available - Wireless Communications and Networking Research ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------- The Ubiquitous Wireless Communications Research (UWICORE, www.uwicore.umh.es) laboratory is part of the Communications Engineering Department of the Miguel Hernandez University of Elche in Spain. UWICORE is an active Spanish research laboratory with close links with national and international industry. Its research activities are focused in: multi-hop cellular networks, vehicular communications and networks, heterogeneous wireless systems, and wireless system design and optimization. The laboratory has also strong expertise in the implementation of research hardware and software testbeds.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
PhD Position in Public access Femtocells for future wireless communication networks
PhD Studentship
University of Leeds -Institute of Integrated Information
Name of School Contact: Dr. Li X Zhang
Contact Details: l.x.zhang@leeds.ac.uk
Tel: 0113 3432005
Closing Date: 30 September 2012
Femtocell is a small and low power Base Station that covers a small area and is connected to the core cellular network through wired or wireless backhaul. Femtocell is considered as a vital element in expanding the capabilities of cellular networks to satisfy the increasing demands for high data rate multimedia services and anytime, anywhere data. This project aims to research and develop cost effective femtocell network for ubiquitous broadband coverage, particularly, for the busy metropolitan and rural area by using satellite backhaul, and to provide practical solutions to the interference, synchronisation and signalling problems to ensure satisfactory QoS and seamless mobility.
Tel: 0113 3432005
Closing Date: 30 September 2012
Femtocell is a small and low power Base Station that covers a small area and is connected to the core cellular network through wired or wireless backhaul. Femtocell is considered as a vital element in expanding the capabilities of cellular networks to satisfy the increasing demands for high data rate multimedia services and anytime, anywhere data. This project aims to research and develop cost effective femtocell network for ubiquitous broadband coverage, particularly, for the busy metropolitan and rural area by using satellite backhaul, and to provide practical solutions to the interference, synchronisation and signalling problems to ensure satisfactory QoS and seamless mobility.
Research Fellow in "Signal Processing and Communications" at University of Edinburgh
Research Fellow in "Signal
Processing and Communications" (2 posts)
The Institute for Digital Communications is seeking two research fellows to work on signal processing for wireless networks research funded by the European Programmes, for a period of 18 and 24 months. You will undertake research on interference alignment, network information theory, complex random matrix theory, network and massive MIMO, stochastic geometry, beamforming techniques and cooperative wireless communication systems.
12 PhD positions in the area of mobile communications
CROSSFIRE, a newly launched FP7 Marie Curie Initial Training Network, offers twelve fully-funded PhD positions in six European countries. Under an architectural and component level perspective, the project approaches the emerging Long-Term Evolution-Advanced (LTE-A) network, which will be populated by uncoordinated and vast number of small cells (micro, pico and femtocells). We primary aim to provide a holistic understanding on issues such as co-channel interference from randomly located small cells (unplanned deployment), efficient utilization of the scarce spectrum (via cognition), self-organization (SON) and QoE at the end users, under the assumption that LTE-A networks share a common physical infrastructure.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
PhD Studentship on millimetre-wave smart antennas
PhD Studentship
Design and measurement methodologies of millimetre-wave smart antennas
University of Surrey
Applications are invited for a funded three-year PhD
studentship starting on 1 January 2013 to investigate the novel design
and measurement methodologies of millimetre-wave smart antennas.
Millimetre-wave smart antennas using, for example printed reflectarray,
are the key technology for satellite communications, wireless local area
networks and radars. At millimetre-wave bands they offer multi-gigabit
speeds to complement existing Wi-Fi capabilities and enable new
cutting-edge wireless applications. Main objectives of this project
include novel designs, implementations and measurement techniques of
millimetre-wave smart antennas.
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Research Fellow job at university of southampton
Research Fellow - Strokeback
University of Southampton - Communications, Signal Processing & Control
Location: Highfield Campus
Salary: £27,578
Full Time Fixed Term
Closing Date: Thursday 23 February 2012
Interview Date: To be confirmed
Reference: 085612FP
Applications are invited for a Research Fellow position in Communications, Signal Processing & Control, Electronics and Computer Science. The Unit is the largest of its kind in the UK and in the last Research Assessment Exercise (in 2008) Computer Science was ranked joint second in the UK for the quality of its research, with 85 per cent of its research work being rated as either world leading or internationally excellent.
Salary: £27,578
Full Time Fixed Term
Closing Date: Thursday 23 February 2012
Interview Date: To be confirmed
Reference: 085612FP
Applications are invited for a Research Fellow position in Communications, Signal Processing & Control, Electronics and Computer Science. The Unit is the largest of its kind in the UK and in the last Research Assessment Exercise (in 2008) Computer Science was ranked joint second in the UK for the quality of its research, with 85 per cent of its research work being rated as either world leading or internationally excellent.
Monday, December 12, 2011
MSc/PhD Positions: Mathematics of Future Wireless Networks, Hamilton Institute, Ireland
MSc/PhD Positions: Mathematics of Future Wireless Networks, Hamilton Institute, Ireland
Basic Description Applications are invited for a number of postgraduate research positions at the Hamilton Institute in the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. The Hamilton Institute is a multi-disciplinary research centre that seeks to provide a bridge between mathematics and its applications in ICT and biology. Successful candidates will join one of the largest, internationally recognized and most active networking research groups in Ireland. Wireless networks are not only ubiquitous and of great economic importance to modern society, but also the source of many of the fundamental scientific challenges faced by modern communication networks. A key feature of modern networks is their scale and complexity and at the Hamilton Institute we are developing new mathematical methods to gain insight and understanding. We combine this theoretical analysis with cutting-edge experimental work, and it is this combination that is one of the distinguishing features of the Hamilton Institute and that is allowing us to advance understanding in scientifically challenging areas of practical significance. Graduate students at the institute are embedded in a vibrant, stimulating research environment and gain a unique education from leading researchers, positioning them well for their career development.
The institute has a very active international visitor programme and provides the opportunity for international and industry exchange visits. Our Network Maths initiative is part of our structured PhD programme where leading international researchers provide specialist postgraduate modules to support our research students.
For more information on the Hamilton Institute and its research activity, please visit www.hamilton.ie Candidate Profile The candidate should hold a good (usually first-class honours) degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field and be motivated to tackle challenging research problems. Interpersonal skills are required for successful interdisciplinary research, so the candidate should be a team player. Stipend Our postgraduate scholarships are open to Irish, EU and international students and carry a stipend of €18,000 (tax free). To apply, candidates should submit a detailed CV, transcripts of undergraduate grades, motivation letter and the names and addresses of two referees for letters of recommendation to Prof. Doug Leith, email: hamilton at nuim.ie. The Hamilton Institute is an inclusive, equal opportunity employer.
About the Hamilton Institute
Graduate Study
* The Hamilton Institute has one of the largest and most active networking research groups in Ireland and is an international centre of excellence.
* The Institute has strong links to leading international research groups and industry research labs. For our students, this not only ensures a "cutting-edge" experience but also provides the opportunity for international and industry exchange visits.
* The Institute provides an excellent student experience. Our Network Maths initiative (www.networkmaths.ie), run jointly with Trinity College Dublin, is part of our structured PhD programme where leading international researchers provide specialist postgraduate modules to support our research students. Our Students
* We prepare our students for a professional career and for academic research. Our strong research and industry links ensure that, as one of our graduates, you will be well regarded by employers, industry and academia alike.
* Successful applicants will be joining a diverse and cosmopolitan student population The University and the City
* Maynooth is small university town located 20 Km west of Ireland's capital city Dublin with a vibrant cultural and social life. About half our students choosing to live in Dublin and half in Maynooth, with an express train line providing easy access.
Basic Description Applications are invited for a number of postgraduate research positions at the Hamilton Institute in the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. The Hamilton Institute is a multi-disciplinary research centre that seeks to provide a bridge between mathematics and its applications in ICT and biology. Successful candidates will join one of the largest, internationally recognized and most active networking research groups in Ireland. Wireless networks are not only ubiquitous and of great economic importance to modern society, but also the source of many of the fundamental scientific challenges faced by modern communication networks. A key feature of modern networks is their scale and complexity and at the Hamilton Institute we are developing new mathematical methods to gain insight and understanding. We combine this theoretical analysis with cutting-edge experimental work, and it is this combination that is one of the distinguishing features of the Hamilton Institute and that is allowing us to advance understanding in scientifically challenging areas of practical significance. Graduate students at the institute are embedded in a vibrant, stimulating research environment and gain a unique education from leading researchers, positioning them well for their career development.
The institute has a very active international visitor programme and provides the opportunity for international and industry exchange visits. Our Network Maths initiative is part of our structured PhD programme where leading international researchers provide specialist postgraduate modules to support our research students.
For more information on the Hamilton Institute and its research activity, please visit www.hamilton.ie Candidate Profile The candidate should hold a good (usually first-class honours) degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field and be motivated to tackle challenging research problems. Interpersonal skills are required for successful interdisciplinary research, so the candidate should be a team player. Stipend Our postgraduate scholarships are open to Irish, EU and international students and carry a stipend of €18,000 (tax free). To apply, candidates should submit a detailed CV, transcripts of undergraduate grades, motivation letter and the names and addresses of two referees for letters of recommendation to Prof. Doug Leith, email: hamilton at nuim.ie. The Hamilton Institute is an inclusive, equal opportunity employer.
About the Hamilton Institute
Graduate Study
* The Hamilton Institute has one of the largest and most active networking research groups in Ireland and is an international centre of excellence.
* The Institute has strong links to leading international research groups and industry research labs. For our students, this not only ensures a "cutting-edge" experience but also provides the opportunity for international and industry exchange visits.
* The Institute provides an excellent student experience. Our Network Maths initiative (www.networkmaths.ie), run jointly with Trinity College Dublin, is part of our structured PhD programme where leading international researchers provide specialist postgraduate modules to support our research students. Our Students
* We prepare our students for a professional career and for academic research. Our strong research and industry links ensure that, as one of our graduates, you will be well regarded by employers, industry and academia alike.
* Successful applicants will be joining a diverse and cosmopolitan student population The University and the City
* Maynooth is small university town located 20 Km west of Ireland's capital city Dublin with a vibrant cultural and social life. About half our students choosing to live in Dublin and half in Maynooth, with an express train line providing easy access.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Postdoctoral Position in Wireless Networking at UC Davis, USA
The Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Davis invites applications for a full-time postdoctoral research position in the area of wireless networking.
The candidate must obtain his/her Ph.D. degree before joining UC Davis, and should have adequate networks research experience demonstrated through publications in top-tier international conferences and reputed journals. Good verbal and written skills in English are required.
The candidate is expected to pursue research on various aspects of wireless networks, especially in the areas of wireless security and quality. More details regarding our research activities can be browsed at http://www.cs.ucdavis.edu/~prasant.
The position is available immediately (starting date is flexible) for one year and extensible for up to three years based on performance and availability of funds. Interested applicants should send their curriculum vitae to Professor Prasant Mohapatra: (prasantcs.ucdavis.edu) as soon as possible.
The candidate must obtain his/her Ph.D. degree before joining UC Davis, and should have adequate networks research experience demonstrated through publications in top-tier international conferences and reputed journals. Good verbal and written skills in English are required.
The candidate is expected to pursue research on various aspects of wireless networks, especially in the areas of wireless security and quality. More details regarding our research activities can be browsed at http://www.cs.ucdavis.edu/~prasant.
The position is available immediately (starting date is flexible) for one year and extensible for up to three years based on performance and availability of funds. Interested applicants should send their curriculum vitae to Professor Prasant Mohapatra: (prasant
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