Imperial College London(帝国理工学院) Fully funded PhD studentship

PhD Studentships
at ITP Lab (https://www.imperial.ac.uk/intel ... aboratory/about-us/) Fully funded studentship (stipend and tuition fees)
Position Summary
Applications are invited for one funded and two self-funded PhD student positions at the ITP Lab in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), Imperial College London (ICL). Successful candidates will perform fundamental research in the area of intelligent signal processing and wireless communications. The applications are expected have strong background in at least two of the following four areas: statistical signal processing, wireless communications, applied math, and machine learning. Even if not a prerequisite, research and/or publication experience in the related area is considered as a plus.
The work will be at Intelligent Transmission and Processing (ITP) Lab associated with the Communications and Signal Processing Group in the Department of EEE at Imperial College London. The PhD students will be supervised by Professor Geoffrey Li (Geoffrey.Li@imperial.ac.uk) and may be also jointly supervised by other faculty members, depending on the research topics.
Funding
The PhD studentship will cover both Imperial College home/EU/overseas tuition fees and stipend worth approximately ￡17,000 per year (tax-free) for three years and half. The PhD studentship is expected to start in the autumn of 2023.
Duties and responsibilities
The duties include studying the relevant literature, defining the research problems, conducting independent research, reporting regularly the progresses and results in both oral and written format, testing possible solutions numerically e.g. via simulations, collaborating with academic and industry partners and other team-members, and undertaking project
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management. In addition, the applicants will be expected to submit publications to refereed journals.
Essential requirements
The successful applicants should have (or be about to earn) a MEng or MSc degree (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or a related subject. Extremely outstanding applications with only bachelor degrees will be also considered.
In addition to satisfy the minimum requirements of the Dept. of EEE and ICL, you should demonstrate good knowledge and/or experience in some of the following areas: wireless communications, communication theory, statistical signal processing, optimization, machine learning, coding and information theory. A publication track record or an industry experience in a related field is considered as a plus. Good written and oral communication skills, as well as good programming skills, for example in MATLAB and Python, are essential.
The position will last for at most 4 years and is open to Home/EU and overseas candidates. The candidate must be willing to register and undertake a PhD in intelligent signal processing and communications.
Further Information
Prospective candidates may contact Prof Geoffrey Ye Li (Geoffrey.Li@imperial.ac.uk) for further details.
Please check the official website of Imperial College London regarding application for PhD program in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
NB: In the application, the proposed research supervisor should be “Geoffrey Li” to indicate that the application is for this post. The research proposal is expected to be concise and should only highlight your expertise in the related area.
Any queries regarding the application process should be directed to Ms. Emma Rainbow at
rainbow@imperial.ac.uk.
Closing Date: Open until the positions are filled About Imperial College London
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Additional information on the PhD program in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering can be found here.