The ELEDIA Research Center announces a new postdoctoral researcher opportunity in the area of Programmable Surfaces and Adaptive Physical Interfaces, hosted at King's College London in the United Kingdom. The position is based within the Centre for Telecommunications Research, a globally recognized hub for innovation in wireless and optical communications, immersive technologies, and AI-driven computing. The research group is led by Professor Marco Di Renzo, a distinguished academic in Telecommunications Engineering with extensive experience in wireless communications, signal processing, optimization, and reconfigurable metasurfaces.

The successful candidate will join a vibrant research environment focused on advancing the state-of-the-art in programmable surfaces, adaptive physical interfaces, and related fields such as electromagnetic signal and information theory, spatial and index modulation, and integrated sensing and communication. The Centre for Telecommunications Research at King's College London is renowned for its impact on the development of telecommunications technology from 2G to 6G, and for its strong collaborations with industry and academia worldwide.

Applicants should have a PhD in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, or a closely related discipline, with a strong background in programmable surfaces, wireless communications, signal processing, or optimization. Experience with reconfigurable metasurfaces, electromagnetic theory, or adaptive interfaces is highly desirable. The position offers the opportunity to work alongside leading experts and contribute to cutting-edge research in a supportive and well-funded environment.

Funding is provided for this postdoctoral role, though specific details regarding the stipend or benefits are not disclosed in the announcement. The research group encourages interested candidates to explore the group and research environment through the provided links and to contact Professor Marco Di Renzo for further information and application procedures.

For more information about the research group and the Centre for Telecommunications Research, visit the following links:
Research group
Research environment
Professor Marco Di Renzo's profile
Centre for Telecommunications Research

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