PhD Scholarship in Power Systems Stability and Inverter Control Design University of Canterbury in New Zealand

⚡ The University of Manchester is advertising 3 PhD opportunities in Power System Protection with research focused on modern electricity networks and inverter-based resources. Research themes include source-independent protection for inverter-dominated power networks, protection-compatible fault response design for grid-forming converters, protection of power grids with high renewable penetration, protection-friendly IBR control design, and DC grid modelling and protection. Funding routes includ...

ETH Zurich’s Energy-Efficient Circuits and Intelligent Systems Group (EECIS) is seeking a doctoral or postdoctoral researcher to develop energy- and area-efficient high-speed analog-to-digital converters for next-generation wireline transceivers serving AI data centers. The project addresses the interconnect bottleneck created by large-scale GPU clusters. It aims to develop active electrical cables with extended reach using space-time coded signaling, reduced baud rates, and ADC-based receivers ...

Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, within the Cockrell School of Engineering. This is a postdoctoral opening focused on electrical engineering and computer science-related work. The post links directly to the UT Austin Workday job posting for application details and submission. No supervisor, funding, or deadline details are included in the provided text....

The National University of Singapore is recruiting a Research Fellow in mmWave Antenna Array Design within the College of Design and Engineering's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. The position is part of the Singapore Hybrid-Integrated Next-Generation micro-Electronics (SHINE) Center, established in 2021. The project develops the technology and demonstrators needed for millimeter-wave phased arrays used in communication and sensing systems. The Research Fellow will research, de...

ETH Zurich's Energy-Efficient Circuits and Intelligent Systems Group (EECIS) is seeking a doctoral or postdoctoral researcher to develop full-duplex wireline transceivers for next-generation AI data centers. The Innosuisse innovation project addresses the growing connectivity bottleneck between thousands of GPUs. The research aims to extend the reach of high-speed electrical cables through space-time coded signaling, lower-baud-rate transmission, ADC-based reception, and digital equalization. Th...