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09/221 - PhD Mean-Field Approximation Techniques for Markov Models
The University of Twente
The project, which is funded by NWO (the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research), is a project in the DACS (Design and Analysis of Communication Systems) chair within the faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS) at the University of Twente (UT; http://www.utwente.nl), which is an entrepreneurial research university, located in Enschede, the Netherlands. Most of the faculty's research, including the present project, is part of the multidisciplinary research institute Centre for Telematics and Information Technology (http://www.ctit.utwente.nl).
PhD position: Mean-Field Approximation Techniques for Markov Models
Research project description
Newest generation communication networks often consist of a really large number of relatively simple nodes. Wireless sensor networks for civil or military surveillance purposes, distributed P2P file sharing applications or malicious self-aggregating botnets, they all are composed of autonomous, interacting nodes. If each node is modelled explicitely, a formal performance or dependability evaluation is limited to the restricted case where only a few nodes participate
since the global model of a realistic number of nodes suffers from state space explosion.
We tackle this problem by applying mean-field approximation. It was originally developed for physical models, like the interaction of molecules in a gas. The principle already has been applied to various areas in computer science, but there is no common framework that provides a complete theory and algorithms for the use of mean-field approximation techniques in performance and dependability evaluation. Many models used for this task come from the family of Markov models. For some of these models there are already mean-field approximation results, but the picture is by no means complete.
We will explore the theory necessary to apply mean-field approximation to all types of Markov models, including nondeterminism and rewards. Intertwined with theory development we will work on practical algorithms and their implementation. Research progress will be shown by case studies from the above mentioned areas. The final product will be a framework
for mean-field approximation techniques on Markov models for the analysis of large-scale
communication systems which is complete in a theoretical and a practical sense.
What we ask
You have completed a relevant university degree (M.Sc. level) or are about to graduate in an area that is relevant to our research, e.g. mathematics, computer science, or electrical engineering. You have a quantitative attitude, and some knowledge of probability theory, particularly stochastic processes, performance and dependability analysis.
What we offer
We offer a contract for four years. The extent of this position is a maximum of 38 hours per week (1 fte) according to the Dutch university rules.

The monthly salary of a PhD student, in accordance with the Dutch universities collective labour agreement (CAO-NU), ranges from EURO 2042 gross in the first year to EURO 2612 gross in the fourth year. Additionally, the University of Twente provides excellent facilities for professional and personal development, a holiday allowance and an end-of-year bonus, and a number of additional benefits.

Your main responsibility will be to carry out research, but you will be given the opportunity to acquire some teaching experience.

We offer our PhD students the opportunity to broaden their knowledge by joining international exchange programs, by participating in national and international conferences and workshops, and by visiting other research institutes and universities worldwide.
Information and application
More information can be obtained from dr. Anne Remke (anne@cs.utwente.nl). Candidates are invited to send their application together with curriculum vitae, marks transcripts, and the names and addresses of two referees before January 8, 2010 by email to Silvia Meijran (dacs_secretary@ewi.utwente.nl).
Vacancy number 09/22

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سلام،
يکی از فارغ التحصيلان دانشگاه بريتيش کلمبيا (ونکور، کانادا) پس از چند سال تجربه ی کار صنعتی به تازگی به استخدام دانشگاه کارلتون (اوتاوا، کانادا) در اومده. گويا اين دانشگاه گرايش قدرت در مهندسی برق رو نداشته و ايشون پايه گذار تحقيقات در اين زمينه در اين دانشگاه خواهد بود. متن زير اطلاعاتی هست که خود ايشون به من داد و چون تازه هست، فکر می کنم توی سايت دانشگاه پيدا نکنيد. می تونيد قبل از اقدام با خود ايشون تماس بگيريد. من نتونستم که متن انگليسی رو چپ نويس کنم، ببخشيد اگه نقطه گذاری جابه جاست.

Several PhD positions with research assistantship are available now.

I have several immediately available PhD positions in the cutting-edge
areas of smart grid and sustainable energy. You will have exciting
opportunities to work in Carleton’s Sustainable Energy Research Centre
(CSERC) and collaborate with world renowned researchers.
The successful candidate should possess a background in power and energy
engineering, and good communication skill and technical writing skill.
Working knowledge in communication, IT, DSP, power electronics, or
control is an additional asset. Industry experience may also be an
advantage.

Interested individuals please file your application ASAP through the
Ottawa-Carleton Institute for Electrical and Computer Engineering:
http://www.ociece.ca/
Please feel free to mention that you are interested in working with me in
your application. You are welcome to write me for further information
about the research program.

Contact:
Dr. Peng Zhang
Department of Electronics
Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Canada K1S 5B6
Tel: 613-520-2600 ext. 1565
Email: pzhang@doe.carleton.ca

Why Carleton University?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ_lf_QBcro

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Doctoral Students in Automatic Control

For further information please contact: Professor Anders Rantzer, +46-46-2228778, anders.rantzer@control.lth.se or Professor Tore Hägglund, +46-46-2228798, tore.hagglund@control.lth.se
Reference number: PA 2009/4618
More information: http://www.control.lth.se
Duties
The positions will be tied to upcoming research projects at the department.

Eligibility
Employment as a Doctoral student can only be granted if you have been accepted to the postgraduate student program. Acceptance to the postgraduate student program is based on the estimated ability to perform well in your postgraduate studies. This is also one of the basic criteria for employment. Furthermore you need a valid university degree at advanced level (MSc) within a relevant study program.

Selection
The selection of applicants will be based on an assessment of the ability of the applicant to benefit from their studies. The applicant’s ability to benefit from their studies will be judged mainly on their academic results at undergraduate (BSc) and advanced (MSc) level.

The Doctoral student positions is mainly devoted to the postgraduate studies (80% of the time), but includes 20% department service, usually teaching. Most of the teaching at Automatic Control, LTH is performed using the Swedish language. This significantly limits the funds for students who do not speak Swedish.
Rules for employment as a Doctoral student is stated in "The Higher Education Ordinance (SFS 1998:80), Chapter 5".

Lund University encourages especially women to apply for the position.
Salary is determined within certain guidelines for this type of position.

Application
Your application should contain the following documents:
-Letter of application including the correct reference number for the position PA 2009/4618. (The application should be written in Swedish or English.)
-Curriculum Vitae
-Copies of certificates and copies of any other document that you wish to include in your application.

The application should be addressed to the Faculty of Engineering and sent to: Registry Office, Lund University, P.O. Box 117, SE-221 00 LUND or to registrator@lu.se (use pdf-format and pack all your attachments in one file).

Last day for applying is: January 4, 2010

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Doctoral student in electronic circuit design

Place: Dept. of Electrical and Information Technology
Reference number: PA 2009/4732
Last day for applying is: 2009-12-31
For further information please contact: Ass. Professor Pietro Andreani, +46 46 222 4721, Pietro.Andreani@eit.lth.se or Professor Henrik Sjöland, +46 46 222 9513, Henrik.Sjoland@eit.lth.se
More information: www.eit.lth.se
Work
The research addresses the area of integrated circuit design, with focus on RF CMOS low noise amplifiers (LNAs) and mixers. The PhD student will participate in a project entitled “Design Methods for Radio Architectures Going Nanoscale (DRAGON)” financed by the European Union. Besides LTH, the research consortium includes Ericsson, Infineon, KU-Leuven, IMEC, and TU-Graz. The project deals with the design of RF CMOS front-ends (i.e. LNA + mixer) with low noise and very high linearity at low power consumption. Such front-ends are crucial building blocks in 3G and 4G radio receivers. This is a full-time position, which includes 15% department work, mainly teaching.

Qualifications
Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering. The position is mainly tailored for research and education within IC design, but it is an advantage if the candidate also has some knowledge in wireless communications. In the selection of the candidate, the following aspects are taken into account: marks from Master courses, quality of Master’s thesis and possibly other projects showing independent work, previous experience in the area of IC design and wireless communications, interview with the candidate. It is desirable that the candidate is proficient in the Swedish language.
Eligibility
Employment as a Doctoral student can only be granted if you have been accepted to the postgraduate student program. Acceptance to the postgraduate student program is based on the estimated ability to perform well in your postgraduate studies. This is also one of the basic criteria for employment. Furthermore you need a valid university degree within a relevant study program.
As a Doctoral student you will mainly be working with you research project, but you can also be given more general tasks within the department i.e. teaching, research and administrative work, in accordance with the regulations. Rules for employment as a Doctoral student is stated in "The Higher Education Ordnance (SFS 1998:80), Chapter 5".

Other
Lund University encourages both men and women to apply for the position.
Salary is determined on an individual basis within certain guidelines for this type of position.

Your application should contain the following documents:
-Letter of application including the correct reference number, PA 2009/4732, for the position. (The application should be written in Swedish or English.)
-Curriculum Vitae
-Copies of certificates and copies of any other document that you wish to include in your application.

The application should be addressed to the Faculty of Engineering and sent to: Registry Office, Lund University, P.O. Box 117, SE-221 00 LUND.

Last day for applying is: 2009-12-31

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PhD Student Position in THz electronics

Reference number REF 2009/222
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Application deadline 2010-01-04
Our research at the Physical Electronics Laboratory is focused on devices, new materials and sub-systems for applications in the frequency range 100 GHz – 10 THz or the corresponding wavelength range 30 μm – 3 mm. This is an emerging part of the electromagnetic spectrum where optical and microwave techniques meet. We fabricate novel devices and evaluate these in various circuit demonstrators. Our research finds applications in receivers and transmitters for future radar sensors, THz-imaging systems, radio astronomy and remote sensing, and future wireless communication systems.
The Department Microtechnology and Nanoscience at Chalmers is a unique research environment with researchers from all over the world. It houses impressive facilities such as 1200 sqm micro/nano- device fabrication cleanroom, high frequency characterization equipment and advanced modeling/design software.

Job description
Your research will be directed towards developing quasi-optical THz sources for high power generation. By power combining tens or hundreds of devices in a 2-D array we can achieve unprecedented performance and output powers. This would enable us to reach 1mW at 1THz which is a long standing goal in this field of research. In turn, compact, room temperature THz sources like this would open up for numerous applications.
You would be involved in all aspects of the development, from nanoscale semiconductor device modeling to 3-D array antenna design. This also includes the device and component fabrication followed by experimental characterization at THz frequencies. In addition, there is the possibility of applying these sources in neighbouring projects at the department such as biomedicine, THz imaging, radio astronomy and radar systems.
By being part of the development of future devices and systems at these extreme frequencies, you will be well equipped for a worldwide career in the field of high frequency electronics.

Required qualifications
We believe you are interested in applied science, creative and curious in a future career as a researcher. You find problem solving stimulating and like challenges. You are driven by curiosity, goal-oriented, and enjoy working in a team. You hold a Master of Science degree in Applied Physics or Electrical Engineering (or an equivalent degree) awarded by an internationally recognised university-level institution. Successful candidates should have experience and/or a strong interest in (some of) the following areas: semiconductor device physics, electro-magnetic theory, optics and microwave engineering and nanofabrication techniques. We also believe you have good communication skills, good analytical and experimental skills and good ability to work independently towards the goals expressed in the project plans. We are encouraging women to apply for this position.
You will be employed in the Terahertz Technology Group, MC2, at Chalmers, and will receive a salary according to current salary agreements where the PhD position is limited to at most five years. Usually, a PhD student will spend about 80 percent of his or her time on graduate studies, and about 20 percent on teaching.
Application procedure

The application shall be written in English and include the following items:

1. An application of a maximum of one A4 page containing your specific qualifications for the position
2. Attested copies of education certificates, including grade reports and other documents
3. Curriculum Vitae
4. Letters of recommendation and name of reference persons (optional)

The application shall be sent electronically as pdf or zipped documents. Please use the button at the foot of the page to reach the application form.

If any material is not available electronically or cannot be transferred to pdf format, the material can be sent as a hard copy to Registrar. The applicants name and the reference number (REF 2009/222) must be written on the first page of the application.
Address:
Registrar
Chalmers University of Technology
SE-412 96 Göteborg
Sweden
Further information
Professor Jan Stake, jan.stake@chalmers.se, +46-(0)31 772 49 83
Assistant professor Josip Vukusic,josip.vukusic@chalmers.se, +46-(0)31 772 58 66
Physical Electronics Laboratory
Union representatives

• SACO: Jan Lindér
• ST: Marie Wenander
• SEKO: Johan Persson

All reachable via Chalmers exchange: +46 31 772 10 00

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PhD Student in Communication Systems - ARTIST4G

Reference number 2009/226
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Application deadline 2010-01-15
A PhD student position is opened at the Division of Communication Systems and Information Theory at the Department of Signals and Systems.
The research topic is broadly about to improve the ubiquitous user experience of future cellular mobile radio communications systems. The research will be carried out within our research projects on “Advanced radio interface technologies for 4G systems (ARTIST4G)” and “Mobility management, control and routing technology for IMT-Advanced and beyond (IMT-Advanced Mobility)” in close cooperation with our Swedish, Chinese and European project partners.
Department of Signals and Systems
At the Department of Signals and Systems, we conduct world-leading research in biomedical engineering, antennas and signal processing, control, automation and mechatronics, and communication systems. Our research deals to a large extent with the modeling and development of efficient systems for extracting and processing information.
Division of Communication Systems and Information Theory
The research at the Division is focused on methods and algorithms for digital communication systems. We study systems such as the next generation wireless cellular communication systems, vehicular communication to enable certain important vehicular traffic safety applications, fibre-optic communication systems, and hardware-constrained communications. Our research is diverse in nature and includes fundamental and application-driven as well as disciplinary and multidisciplinary projects. We are heavily involved in the master program Communication Engineering. The Division employs about 20 persons, a number that will increase in the near future, as we have been successful in attracting research grants.
Chalmers University of Technology is located in Gothenburg on the scenic west coast of Sweden. It is among the top research schools in Europe. The research environment is international and candidates of any nationality are welcome to apply.

Job description
The main research objective for the PhD student position is to invent novel transmission and reception techniques for multi-cellular systems employing base station cooperation and relaying.
A PhD student position is an appointment that offers the opportunity to obtain a PhD degree. With a PhD degree in this area, you will be in great demand from Swedish as well as international industry, and you will have a very good basis for further academic research as well. The position is for a period of maximum five years. Up to 20% of this time will be used for undergraduate teaching and other departmental work, and the remaining part is spent on completing the research and courses required for a Ph.D. degree. A monthly salary is paid. The position can commence during January, 2010.

Required qualifications
You should have a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, or similar, with a focus on digital communications or signal processing, and high grades in the core courses. You should have an interest in digital communications and wireless systems and some experience in this field is advantageous.
Furthermore, an interest in interdisciplinary work with researchers and engineers from other fields is essential, as are skills in simulation techniques and mathematical analysis. You should be fluent in English, have good collaboration skills, and be able to communicate your results in writing and in presentations. Teaching experience is an advantage.
Application procedure

The application shall be written in English and include the following items:

1. An application of a maximum of one A4 page containing your specific qualifications for the position
2. Attested copies of education certificates, including grade reports and other documents
3. Curriculum Vitae
4. Letters of recommendation and name of reference persons (optional)

The application shall be sent electronically as pdf or zipped documents. Please use the button at the foot of the page to reach the application form.

If any material is not available electronically or cannot be transferred to pdf format, the material can be sent as a hard copy to Registrar. The applicants name and the reference number (2009/226) must be written on the first page of the application.
Address:
Registrar
Chalmers University of Technology
SE-412 96 Göteborg
Sweden
Further information
- About the position: Prof. Erik Ström, Communication Systems, erik.strom@chalmers.se, phone +4631 772 5182
- About the projects: Tommy Svensson, Communication Systems, tommy.svensson@chalmers.se, phone +46 31 772 1823
- About our research group from a PhD student position perspective: Ali Soltani Tehrani, Communication Systems, asoltani@chalmers.se, phone +46 31 772 3609
More information about the Department can be found on the webpage: Communication Systems
Keywords: distributed multi-antenna systems, coordinated beamforming, joint multipoint transmission, cross-layer design, quality of service, Bayesian methods, wireless networks, telecommunications, open PhD student position
Union representatives

• SACO: Jan Lindér
• ST: Marie Wenander
• SEKO: Johan Persson

All reachable via Chalmers exchange: +46 31 772 10 00

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PhD Student positions in Communication Systems - MAGIC

Reference number 2009/224
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Application deadline 2010-01-15
Two PhD student positions are opened at the Division of Communication Systems and Information Theory at the Department of Signals and Systems.
The research topic is broadly about microwave backhauling links and networks for upcoming mobile wireless systems employing base station cooperation. The research will be carried out within the research project “Microwave backhauling for IMT advanced and beyond (MAGIC)” in close cooperation with the project partners Ericsson AB, Mölndal, the world-leading supplier of microwave links and Qamcom Technology AB.
Department of Signals and Systems
At the Department of Signals and Systems, we conduct world-leading research in biomedical engineering, antennas and signal processing, control, automation and mechatronics, and communication systems. Our research deals to a large extent with the modeling and development of efficient systems for extracting and processing information.
Division of Communication Systems and Information Theory
The research at the Division is focused on methods and algorithms for digital communication systems. We study systems such as the next generation wireless cellular communication systems, vehicular communication to enable certain important vehicular traffic safety applications, fibre-optic communication systems, and hardware-constrained communications. Our research is diverse in nature and includes fundamental and application-driven as well as disciplinary and multidisciplinary projects. We are heavily involved in the master program Communication Engineering. The Division employs about 20 persons, a number that will increase in the near future, as we have been successful in attracting research grants. Chalmers University of Technology is located in Gothenburg on the scenic west coast of Sweden. It is among the top research schools in Europe. The research environment is international and candidates of any nationality are welcome to apply.

Job description
The main research objectives for the two PhD student positions are to invent novel technology for high performance microwave radio links and microwave backhauling network solutions for upcoming mobile wireless systems employing base station cooperation.
About the PhD student positions
A PhD student position is an appointment that offers the opportunity to obtain a PhD degree. With a PhD degree in this area, you will be in great demand from Swedish as well as international industry, and you will have a very good basis for further academic research as well. The position is for a period of maximum five years. Up to 20% of this time will be used for undergraduate teaching and other departmental work, and the remaining part is spent on completing the research and courses required for a Ph.D. degree. A monthly salary is paid. The positions can commence during January - February, 2010.

Required qualifications
You should have a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, or similar, with a focus on digital communications or signal processing, and high grades in the core courses. You should have an interest in digital communications and wireless systems and some experience in this field is advantageous.
Furthermore, an interest in interdisciplinary work with researchers and engineers from other fields is essential, as are skills in simulation techniques and mathematical analysis. You should be fluent in English, have good collaboration skills, and be able to communicate your results in writing and in presentations. Teaching experience is an advantage.
Application procedure

The application shall be written in English and include the following items:

1. An application of a maximum of one A4 page containing your specific qualifications for the position
2. Attested copies of education certificates, including grade reports and other documents
3. Curriculum Vitae
4. Letters of recommendation and name of reference persons (optional)

The application shall be sent electronically as pdf or zipped documents. Please use the button at the foot of the page to reach the application form.

If any material is not available electronically or cannot be transferred to pdf format, the material can be sent as a hard copy to Registrar. The applicants name and the reference number (2009/224) must be written on the first page of the application.
Address:
Registrar
Chalmers University of Technology
SE-412 96 Göteborg
Sweden
Further information
- About the position: Prof. Erik Ström, Communication Systems, erik.strom@chalmers.se, phone +4631 772 5182
- About the project: Tommy Svensson, Communication Systems, tommy.svensson@chalmers.se, phone +46 31 772 1823, and Thomas Eriksson, Communication Systems, thomase@chalmers.se, phone +46 31 772 1745
- About our research group from a PhD student position perspective: Ali Soltani Tehrani, Communication Systems, asoltani@chalmers.se, phone +46 31 772 3609
More information about the Department can be found on the webpage: Communication Systems
Keywords: hardware compensation, advanced modulation formats, channel coding theory, coded modulation, spectral efficiency, digital communications, signal processing, link adaptation, resource allocation, medium access control, cross-layer design, quality of service, wireless networks, synchronization, backhauling, microwave links, telecommunications, open PhD student positions
Union representatives

• SACO: Jan Lindér
• ST: Marie Wenander
• SEKO: Johan Persson

All reachable via Chalmers exchange: +46 31 772 10 00

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PhD position in Computer Science

on Software Verification. UFV-PA 2009/3336
Short description: The work will be carried out within a project aimed at developing
techniques for software verification, in particular to handle the challenges in verification of concurrent software. The project will develop and combine techniques from model checking, program analysis, and testing, for verifying correctness and finding errors. Efforts that can be pursued include to use program analysis to guide testing to become more efficient, to analyze protocols in networks with a large number of nodes, to efficiently extract information from test logs, and to analyze complicated concurrent programs and algorithms.
The work largely be carried out both in the context of the UPMARC research center, as well as be supported by a new focus project support by VR (the Swedish Research Council). More information at project pages http://www.upmarc.se, http://www.it.uu.se/research/docs/fm/apv/, http://www.it.uu.se/research/group/testing.
Requirements: The candidate should have a Master of Science in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent, in a field which is relevant for the work. It is helpful to have a good background in some of the fields program analysis, compiler techniques, formal techniques and logic, testing, software engineering, and similar, as well as to be proficient in implementing non-trivial algorithms. The position is for a maximum of five years and includes departmental duties at a level of at most 20% (typically teaching).
The application should include a description of research interests and past experience, a CV, copies of exams, degrees and grades, a copy of Master thesis (or a draft thereof), relevant publications, and other relevant documents. Candidates are encouraged to provide letter(s) of recommendation and contact information to reference persons, as well as earliest feasible starting date of employment.

The department is striving to achieve a more equal gender balance and female candidates are particularly invited to apply.

For more information, see http://www.it.uu.se/ (the department) or contact: Prof. Bengt Jonsson, bengt.jonsson@it.uu.se. Union representatives are: Anders Grundström, Saco-rådet, tel +46 18-471 5380, Carin Söderhäll, OFR-S/ST, tel +46 18-471 1996, Stefan Djurström, Seko, tel +46 18-471 3315.

You are welcome to submit your application no later than 20 January, 2010. Use the link below to access the application form
PhD position

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POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW IN RENEWABLE AND DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION
(ARC LINKAGE PROJECT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG )
Expressions of Interest are invited for this position, which will be offered on a full-time basis for a period of 1.5 years with a possible renewal up to a further 1.5 years.
This Research Fellow will be required to conduct experimental/practical-oriented research on the ARC Linkage project and will contribute to infrastructure development for integration of renewable and distributed power generation to support electricity networks. Interested persons must possess a PhD in a relevant area of electrical engineering (or have submitted a thesis) preferably in electric power, and must have the ability to conduct experimental and laboratory based research in power engineering and have research capabilities in renewable energy technologies, including power system dynamics, stability and control. It is expected that interested persons will have a sound background on the application of power electronics in power systems.

The appointment will be at Academic Level A or Level B depending on qualifications, research and industrial experience (see salary details at
http://employment.uow.edu.au/index.html)
TWO AUSTRALIAN POSTGRADUATE INDUSTRY AWARDS (PhD SCHOLARSHIPS ON RENEWABLE AND DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION (ARC LINKAGE PROJECT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG )
Two Australian Postgraduate Industry Awards (APAIs), each worth $26,669 per annum (tax free) for three-years, are available for postgraduate research towards the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Successful applicants will conduct research to contribute to infrastructure development for integration of renewable and distributed power generation into electricity grid systems. One APAI will conduct research on power quality aspects related to the integration of renewable and distributed power generation, and the other will carry out research on
network control and protection issues associated with the integration of renewable and distributed energy resources. Candidates with undergraduate honours (Class I or II(1)) or Masters degrees by research in electrical engineering with power engineering major are invited to express their interest in applying for these awards.

For all positions, interested candidates should send supporting
documentation including a CV and referee reports to the following address:
Associate Professor Kashem Muttaqi
Integral Energy Power Quality and Reliability Centre
School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering
University of Wollongong , NSW 2522, Australia
Email: kashem@uow.edu.au
Tel: +61 2 4221 3413
Fax +61 2 4221 3236
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Dr Vic Smith
Integral Energy Power Quality and Reliability Centre
School of Electrical, Computer & Telecommunications Engineering
University of Wollongong NSW 2522
Australia
Ph: +61 2 4221 4737
Fx: +61 2 4221 3236
Web: http://www.elec.uow.edu.au/iepqrc/

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