Browse PhDs
Interview Profiles
PhD Advice
Types of Doctorates
Finding a PhD
Funding a PhD
Applying to a PhD
Doing a PhD
After a PhD
Physical Layer Algorithm Design in 6G Non-Terrestrial Communications
Surrey, England
Deadline: Open all year round
https://www.surrey.ac.uk
Applications are invited to apply for two full 3-year PhD Studentship in 6G especially on Non Terrestrial Communications (NTN). The role will include both theoretical and applied research in the well-equipped 6GIC/ICS at University of Surrey, UK. Future wireless communication networks are expected to provide a much more satisfying service to people by building uninterrupted and ubiquitous connectivity to everyone, everything, and everywhere with ultra-high data rate, extremely high reliability and low latency. Non terrestrial communications have emerged as a key enabler for seamless connectivity in the upcoming generation networks. This kind of network can support high data rate communications among aerial platforms (i.e., unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), high altitude platforms (HAPs), and satellites (Sat)) and cellular networks, achieving anywhere and anytime connections.
These projects have the potential to collaborate extensively with both internal and external partners including Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, particularly, but not exclusively in the following areas:
Evolutionary air interface solutions for NTNs
Unification of non-terrestrial and terrestrial networks
Constellation network managements
High throughput satellites technologies
LEO and vLEO wireless communications
UAV/HAPS wireless communications
Technologies for inter-satellite links (ISLs) communications
Introduction of the supervisors:
Dr Gaojie Chen, (Senior Member, IEEE), received the Ph.D. from Loughborough University, U.K., in 2012. He is currently an Assistant Professor with the Institute for Communication Systems, 5GIC & 6GIC, University of Surrey. His current research interests include satellite communications, cognitive radio, the Internet of Things, secrecy communications, and random geometric networks. He serves as an Associate Editor for the IEEE ComL, WCL and JASC-Machine Learning in Communications.
Prof Pei Xiao, (Senior Member, IEEE) is currently a Professor of Wireless Communications with the 5GIC, Institute for Communication Systems, University of Surrey. He has published extensively in the fields of communication theory, antenna design, and signal processing for wireless communications.
This project is advertised initially for an April 2022 start, but later start dates are also possible.
The studentship will cover the international (home) tuition, living expenses, and international conference trip costs.
ICS SURE fund
Master degree with distinction in Telecommunications; Electrical Engineering; Applied Mathematics
IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with 6.0 in Writing, or equivalent
Apply online here.
Please clearly state the studentship title and supervisor on your application. Please submit CV, initial research proposal; two academic reference letters; module scripts.
Related PhDs
Showing 1 - 4 of 58 PhDs
Discovery of solid state electrolytes using Deep Learning
University of Liverpool Department of Chemistry
Liverpool, England
Computer Vision with Deep Learning for Human Data Modelling
Durham University Department of Computer Science
Durham, England
Self Funded
Smart home monitoring and technological assistance for independent living
Aberystwyth University Department of Computer Science
Aberystwyth, Wales
University of Surrey Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
To apply for this PhD, please use the following application link: https://www.surrey.ac.uk/postgraduate/information-and-communication-systems-phd
Supervisor Name
Dr G Chen, Prof P Xiao
Funding For
EU Students
UK Students
Maths & Statistics
Browse Universities
Postgraduate Events
Advertise Your PhDs
Listing Submission Form
© 2022 DiscoverPhDs. All rights reserved.
We use cookies to give you the best experience on our website. By continuing to use this site, you are giving your consent to cookies being used.OkCookie Policy