Organisation / Company Universidade de Vigo Department atlanTTic Research Center Laboratory GPSC Is the Hosting related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No

About the research group and the project

GPSC is an internationally recognized research group in the area of wireless communications, having ample experience in baseband signal processing, waveform analysis, terrestrial television, satellite communications, spectrum monitoring, etc. The group counts with a strong network of top international collaborators in academia and industry, offering a wide range of possibilities for research stays and internships. Many GPSC alumni have achieved positions in industry-leading international tech companies, as well as in academic and government institutions across Europe.

We offer a 4-year pre-doctoral position under the project Advanced Signal Processing in Perceptive Next-generation Networks (ASPEN),



funded by the program “Proyectos de Generación de Conocimiento 2025 Agencia Estatal de Investigación MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA E INNOVACIÓN" of the government of Spain (ref. PID2025-167766OB-C21). ASPEN will explore wireless signal processing and network architecture solutions that exploit simultaneous location and communication techniques to support next-generation wireless services; and to develop robust, low-complexity signal processing techniques for Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC) transceivers balancing the requirements in terms of data rate, sensing accuracy, and efficiency.

Depending on the focus subject of their thesis, the PhD student will contribute to the project in one or more of the following topics: i) Signal processing algorithms for ISAC, including full-duplex and multi-antenna systems, hybrid beamforming, waveform design, and security and privacy against eavesdropping. ii) Technologies for ISAC including compressed sensing-based channel modeling and estimation, location algorithms, joint estimation and reception, channel ray-traci

📌 Expressions of Interest for a PhD | Project: Advanced Signal Processing in Perceptive Next-generation Networks (España)
🏢 Universidade De Vigo
📍 España