PhD Positions in Montreal, Canada

PHD FELLOWSHIP IN QUEBEC, CANADA

Networks and Cyber Physical Systems Lab (NECPHY-Lab: http://necphy-lab.com ) at University of Quebec directed by Prof. Long has been conducting research on cutting edge technologies for advanced wireless systems (4G/5G and beyond systems, WiFi, ZigBee, Internet of Things,…), smartgrid technologies, emerging applications of wireless technologies and artificial intelligence.

NECPHY-Lab has trained many successful young scientists through the master, PhD, and postdoctoral programs many of whom are now leading R&D engineers at high-tech companies, postdoc fellows and professors at well-recognized universities. Prof. Long Le has an excellent record of accomplishment with more than 5000 citations, h-index 39 according to Google Scholar. He had hold positions at leading universities including Massachusetts Institute of Technology (US), University of Waterloo (Canada), and University of Manitoba (Canada).

NECPHY-Lab is currently looking for two well-motivated PhD candidates, starting January 2019. The chosen candidates will be offered a full financial support including tuition fee, medical insurance and the stipend of at least 1,000$/month during the PhD study.

Requirements:

• Hold both bachelor and master degrees in electrical, computer engineering or related disciplines
  
  

• Graduated from well-recognized universities with good GPAs and a decent publication record
  
  

• English proficiency: IELTS 6.0 or equivalent
  
  

• The chosen candidates will perform research on emerging wireless technologies for (fog computing, edge caching, UAV/drone, cellular V2X, network slicing, massive MIMO, mmWave, SDN,...); AI (artificial intelligence) for wireless and emerging applications (healthcare, smartgrids, connected and autonomous vehicles); blockchain
  
  

Contact:

- The prospective candidates can contact directly Prof. Long Le via email (le@emt.inrs.ca) with CV, copies of undergrad and master transcripts, publication samples, description of the research background and interests.