PhD Candidate in AI-Driven MAC Control for Integrated Terrestrial NTN 6G Networks Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway

This PhD project at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology focuses on counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) for protecting civilian critical infrastructure from drone threats. The research is situated in the Department of Engineering Cybernetics and connected to the UAV-lab at NTNU , an established environment with long experience in drone autonomy and beyond-line-of-sight operations. The student will contribute to the project “Managing drone threats to critical infrastructure” , o...

PhD opportunity at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Cybersecurity Challenges in Maritime AI . This project sits at the intersection of cybersecurity , artificial intelligence , information security , maritime operations , and data engineering . The research will examine security risks in maritime AI systems, including threats to training data and AI models, data poisoning and manipulation, privacy and confidentiality, secure data sharing, and methods for assessing the...

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) invites applications for a full-time PhD Candidate in Drone Detection and Interception Solutions in the Department of Engineering Cybernetics in Trondheim, Norway. The doctoral project, “Managing drone threats to critical infrastructure,” will develop and test counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) for detecting, tracking and mitigating drone threats. Research may span theory, simulation and practical testing of drone detection systems, ...

This PhD project examines the cybersecurity challenges that arise when artificial intelligence is developed and used in the maritime domain. The research sits at the intersection of information security, AI, maritime operations, and data engineering, with a focus on understanding risks associated with training data, AI models, and the integration of AI into maritime applications. The project is embedded in a multidisciplinary environment at NTNU’s campus in Ålesund, close to the maritime industr...

This PhD position at the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) focuses on how mobile networks can cooperate to keep critical services running when failures, congestion, or recovery events disrupt normal operation. The project sits in NTNU’s Beyond 5G lab and is centered on resilient service continuity across multi-operator mobile network systems. The work looks at how independently operated networks can coordi...