Malcolm Macdonald
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Space Systems Engineering University of Strathclyde in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Fully funded PhD available
Deadline
Expired
Country
United Kingdom
University
University Of Strathclyde
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Keywords
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Astronomy
Networking
Space Technology
Network Topology
Consensus Algorithms
Time Synchronization
Algorithmic Studies
Distributed System
About this position
Apply now for a fully funded PhD available in algorithmic methodologies for de-centralising time with
Applied Space Technology Laboratory
at
University of Strathclyde
. The project develops methods for robust decentralised time synchronisation and distributed consensus, in dynamic terrestrial and space networks with unreliable communication and time-varying topologies. One studentship available, recruitment will close on selection of a suitable student.
This project represents a development in a truly sparse capability within the UK and there is a keen and growing demand for suitably qualified and experienced persons in the areas to which the work in this project will contribute significantly.
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Ruaridh Clark , Agathe Bouis
This project represents a development in a truly sparse capability within the UK and there is a keen and growing demand for suitably qualified and experienced persons in the areas to which the work in this project will contribute significantly.
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Ruaridh Clark , Agathe Bouis
Funding details
Fully funded PhD available
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Professor
University Name
United Kingdom
Research Interests
Aerospace Engineering
Astronomy
Earth Observation
Distributed System
Orbital Mechanics
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Space Systems Engineering Research Group