3-year PhD Studentship: University College London is offering a 3-year fixed-term PhD Studentship in Signalling and Waveform Design as part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network on “Integrated Sensing and Communications for Future Vehicular Systems – a Network of Doctoral Students” (ISLANDS). The successful candidate will work on Algorithms for multimodal data-based inference and prediction for climate science applications, collaborating with Professor Christos Masouros at UCL and other academic/industrial teams during secondments.
3-year PhD Studentship in Signalling and Waveform Design
Designation: PhD Candidate
Research Area: Signalling and Waveform Design, with a focus on Algorithms for multimodal data-based inference and prediction for climate science applications.
Location: University College London, United Kingdom
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Candidates must not have a doctoral degree at the recruitment date.
- A postgraduate Master’s degree (or equivalent) is required at the time of recruitment.
- Limited residency in the host country (UCL) for the 12 months preceding the recruitment date.
- Good Undergraduate and postgraduate Master’s degree in electronic or electrical engineering, mathematics, electromagnetics, or a physical sciences subject.
- Excellent mathematical skills, a solid background in wireless communications, and understanding of radar sensing systems are desirable.
- Willingness to travel and work across Europe.
Job Description: The PhD Candidate will be part of the ISLANDS Doctoral Network and will focus on developing Algorithms for multimodal data-based inference and prediction for climate science applications. The role involves collaboration with academic and industrial teams during secondments. The salary ranges from £35,859 to £47,459 gross per annum, inclusive of the London Allowance.
How to Apply:
- Register and submit the application on the ISLANDS recruitment website: ISLANDS Recruitment Website. Indicate application for UCL-1, Signalling and Waveform Design for ISAC in vehicular environments.
- Parallel application and submission of the application material on the UCL website: UCL Jobs.
- Double submission is essential by executing both steps 1 and 2.
Last Date for Apply: April 15th, 2024
Application Material:
- Cover letter explaining motivation.
- CV detailing educational qualifications and scientific achievements.
- Evidence of English proficiency.
- Copies of Bachelor’s and Master’s certificates (if available).
- Copies of Bachelor’s and Master’s transcripts.
- Two letters of recommendation (e-mailed directly to becca.thomas@ucl.ac.uk).
- Short research proposal on the project’s theme (max. 2,000 words).
Contact Information:
- Prof Christos Masouros: c.masouros@ucl.ac.uk
- Rebecca Thomas (Application Process): becca.thomas@ucl.ac.uk
For more details on English language requirements, visit UCL English Language Requirements.
