Opportunities from Ghent University

The PhD focuses on next-generation wireless networking, Time-Sensitive Networking and end-to-end wired-wireless systems. Work includes research on predictable latency, reliability and synchronization, implementation on the openwifi platform, experimental validation, publication of research results, collaboration with industrial partners and limited educational tasks. Ghent University states that the appointment begins with 12 months and, after a positive evaluation, can be extended to a maximum of 48 months. The fellowship is tied to the university's doctoral-fellow remuneration framework and includes standard staff benefits such as training opportunities and annual leave.

Applicants should hold, or obtain by the start date, a master's degree in Computer Science, Telecommunications, Electrical Engineering or a closely related field; show strong academic results and interest in wireless communication research; have relevant lower-layer or higher-layer networking/programming skills; and be fluent in written and spoken English.