Data pubblicazione: 24-apr-2013 14.26.10
We are looking for an excellent candidate to work on physical layer security for wireless networks. Recently we started a project financed by the Italian Ministry of University entitled Enhancing communication security by cross-layer physical and data-link techniques (ESCAPADE) aimed at studying and developing new cross-layer physical/data-link security solutions for existing and future wireless communications. The post-doc will address issues related to a practical implementation of existing theoretical frameworks for physical layer security, e.g., secure automatic repeat request (ARQ) transmissions, resource allocation for secure orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) and multiple input multiple output (MIMO) systems.
The ideal candidate has earned a PhD on topics related to information theory, signal processing for communication, optimization of communication techniques. Experience on physical layer security topics is a plus but not a prerequisite.
The research activity will be supervised by either Stefano Tomasin (tomasin@dei.unipd.it) or Nicola Laurenti (nil@dei.unipd.it). The start of the post-doc position is flexible, from June to November, and it lasts one year, with one possible extension of 6 months. The ESCAPADE project sees the collaboration of University of Ancona (I), and our group is collaborating on these topics also with Georgia Tech Lorraine (FR), the University of Porto (PT), and the University College of London (UK).
For more information on the post-doc position contact Stefano Tomasin (tomasin@dei.unipd.it).
The Department of Information Engineering is one of the most prominent department of University of Padova, with excellent research and teaching records among its 100 faculties and 100 PhD students. University of Padova, located in northern Italy close to Venice, dates back to 1222 and is high-ranking University with about 65,000 students and a wide range of study areas, from Engineering to Medicine, from Literature to Physics and Mathematics. For more information on the ESCAPADE project visit http://escapade.dii.univpm.it/home For more information on the University of Padova visit http://www.unipd.it For more information on the Telecommunication group at Department of Information Engineering visit http://telecom.dei.unipd.it