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harness unprecedented flexibility in the distributed control of the antennas and radio-frequency (RF) systems. We propose a unique approach for strengthening the resilience of sense constellations and
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This project aims to create conformal active holographic metasurface antennas with beam steering capabilities. By developing novel design methodologies using discrete surface impedances and Voronoi
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the information on the amplitude and phase of so-called “spin-waves”, magnetic exci-tations, with GHz frequencies, and micron wavelengths. They can be excited by RF antennas, or more recently by surface acoustic
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of the Guo lab is to define fundamental principles governing the functional wiring of the brain. Toward this goal, we are focused on primary cilia, signaling antennae of almost all cells in the brain. Long
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PhD project in ELLIIT , Linköping University. Your work assignments The selected candidate will conduct cutting-edge research on unconventional array antenna systems for imaging MIMO radar in
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PhD Position in Theoretical Machine Learning – Understanding Transformers through Information Theory
environment You will join the Communication Systems (CS) group within the Division of Communications, Antennas, and Optical Networks (CAOS) at the Department of Electrical Engineering . The group includes nine
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—such as solar arrays, antennae, and habitat frameworks—while minimizing launch mass and deployment complexity. Key objectives include optimizing structural design for deployment efficiency, resilience under
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metal antenna. When photon energy exceeds the bandgap of the SC, mobile electron-hole pairs are generated and accelerated by a static electric field applied to the SC via polarizing electrodes, producing
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to PET. A typical MRI scanner uses radiofrequency coils (antennas) to image water molecules. Imaging other molecules and nuclei, such as deuterium, opens up new ways to study cancer. This imaging, however
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their antennae. Together with previous studies, this suggests the existence of different mechanisms for the development of the olfactory system in ants and adds possible variants of neural circuit architecture