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Research Associate in RF Design and Prototyping of Microwave Analog Computing

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Salary: £50,733 – £59,484 per year

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Location: South Kensington Campus

Contract type: Full-time, Fixed-Term for up to 30 September 2028

Job Summary

The post is funded by UKRI TITAN phase II to conduct original research in RF design, modeling, and prototyping of microwave analog computing. The successful candidate will design and prototype Microwave Linear Analog Computer (MiLAC) using non-reconfigurable and reconfigurable microwave networks, identify the full potential benefits of MiLAC for next generation wireless networks, and assess the feasibility of MiLAC.

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