PhD Opening in Wireless Communications, Cyber-Physical Systems, and Cybersecurity at Western University Western University in Canada

Western University in Ontario, Canada has an opening for a PhD student in the Department of Computer Science with Professor Zubair Md Fadlullah, Associate Professor and Graduate Chair.

The research group is looking for students interested in computational problems in emerging wireless communication networks, including 6G/6G+, and cyber-physical systems. The position also connects to computer networks, cybersecurity, and potentially quantum computing applications, with machine learning and deep learning as important supporting skills.

Applicants should have a related master's degree. Strong mathematical ability and programming skills, especially in C/C++ and Python, are required. A background in wireless communications and computer networks is expected, or the willingness to build that background quickly. Experience or interest in cybersecurity and quantum computing is considered an asset.

There is also a direct PhD option for outstanding candidates with only a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Science and Engineering, or Electrical and Computer Engineering, provided they have a high GPA.

To apply, candidates should submit a CV, transcripts, relevant publications if available, and a brief research proposal through the webform linked in the post. The post states that applications sent by email will not be reviewed. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interview.