Doctoral student in Signal Processing for 6G Communications

Project description

Third-cycle subject: Information and Communication Technology

Wireless communication technology has evolved over five generations, but the demand for higher efficiency, availability, and reliability is never-ending. The physical layer of 5G and 6G networks revolves around the multi-antenna MIMO technology. 5G uses 64 antennas in each base station and 4 antennas in devices, which might grow by 5-10 times in 6G. These antennas can be used for beamforming, spatial multiplexing, and integrated communication and sensing (ISAC).

In this doctoral project, you will contribute to cutting-edge 6G MIMO technology research and develop new communication theory and signal processing algorithms. The goal will be to develop theory, algorithms, and network architectural concepts to deliver ubiquitous network services across the globe. A hypothesis is that the solution will build on a next-generation cell-free MIMO technology, uniting the gro...