Job opportunities
| Position | Description | Department | Publication |
|---|---|---|---|
| PhD Position in Wireless Communications (M/F) Ref: PhD_CM_FK_09_2013 |
Exploiting Channel Reciprocity in Massive MIMOMulti-user multiple-input multiple-output (MU-MIMO) systems offer big advantages over conventional point-to-point MIMO: it works with single antenna user terminals and it does not require a rich scattering environment. However, MU-MIMO requires sophisticated feedback and precoding mechanisms that are not very robust (against channel and hardware imperfections) and scalable. More info |
Mobile Communications Dept | 10-09-2013 |
| PhD position in Wireless Communications (M/F) Ref : PhD_CM_FK_08_2013 |
Spectrum Overlay through Aggregation of Heterogeneous Dispersed BandsWireless access is becoming the dominant way of connecting to the Internet due to the high data rates that several radio access technologies (RATs) provide. Such success is a result of several advances in wireless communications over the last two decades. A key enabling technique which promises further improvement in data rates is carrier aggregation (CA). More info |
Mobile Communications Dept | 27-08-2013 |
| PhD position |
Random matrix analysis for distributed algorithms and complex networksfunded by Laboratoire d’excellence UCN@SOPHIA (F/M) More info |
Array | 02-08-2013 |


