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PhD in Next Generation Radar Sensing Networks University of Luxembourg in Luxembourg
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
The post indicates a competitive salary package for PhD researchers, including a 12-month salary package, over six weeks of paid time off, health insurance, and subsidised living and eating. Multiple funding sources may support the position, but no exact stipend amount is given.
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Luxembourg
University
University of Luxembourg

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PhD opportunity at the University of Luxembourg, within the Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) and the SPARC group, focused on next generation radar sensing networks. The research sits at the intersection of radar signal processing, wireless communications, MIMO, optimization, machine learning, and distributed sensing.
The group works on radar sensing for applications such as automotive and autonomous vehicles, in-cabin monitoring, occupancy sensing, drones, multi-copters, gesture recognition, smart buildings, smart street lighting, smart factories, healthcare, weather radar, and robotics. The PhD can focus on topics including theoretical performance bounds for distributed radar networks, high-mobility joint radar-communication systems, radar-based health monitoring, distributed point cloud processing for detection/tracking, interference analysis, and novel radar architectures.
Applicants should have a master’s degree or be near completion in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or Physics with an electromagnetic background. Strong preparation in radar systems, signal processing, multiuser MIMO/5G, wireless sensor networks, optimization, information theory, or machine learning is preferred. Required technical skills include MATLAB, Python, or LabView; experience with USRPs, radar sensors (FMCW/CW/pulse), linear algebra, and tensors is a plus. Fluent English is required.
The position is based at Kirchberg Campus in Luxembourg and is a full-time fixed-term PhD contract. Funding information on the page mentions a competitive salary package, over six weeks of paid time off, health insurance, subsidised living and eating, and access to multiple funding sources, but no exact stipend amount is listed.
To apply, submit the online application in English through the HR portal. Include a full CV with publications, bachelor/master thesis details, and reference contacts, transcripts of all university-level courses, and a 300-word research statement describing your topics of interest. Applications are reviewed upon receipt, and email applications will not be considered.
Funding details
The post indicates a competitive salary package for PhD researchers, including a 12-month salary package, over six weeks of paid time off, health insurance, and subsidised living and eating. Multiple funding sources may support the position, but no exact stipend amount is given.
What's required
Applicant should possess or be completing a master’s degree or equivalent in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or Physics with an electromagnetic background. Strong theoretical background in radar systems and signal processing, multiuser MIMO communications/5G, wireless sensor networks, optimization, information theory, or machine learning is preferred. Development skills in MATLAB, Python, or LabView are required; exposure to current communication and radar technologies, linear algebra, tensors, USRP-based hardware prototyping, and radar sensors such as FMCW, CW, or pulse systems is a plus. Fluent written and verbal English is required.
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