PhD Positions in Microwave Microsystems for Telecommunication Applications

University:

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Country:

Sweden

Deadline:

2025-07-13

Fields:

Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Computer Engineering, Physics, Applied ElectronicsKTH Royal Institute of Technology is pleased to announce the availability of two PhD student positions in the field of microwave microsystems for telecommunication applications. The successful candidates will join a dynamic research group focused on advancing the next generation of telecommunication technologies.

Available Positions

– PhD in Telecommunication: Research on low-power IoT devices in 6G radio access networks.– PhD in Micromachined Radio-Frequency Filters: Development of advanced RF filters for 6G telecommunication systems.

Requirements

– A master’s degree or equivalent in a relevant field (such as electrical engineering, telecommunications, computer engineering, physics, or applied electronics).– Strong background in microwave engineering, RF systems, or related areas is desirable.– Demonstrated interest in telecommunication applications and 6G technologies.

Application And Contact Information

Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Prof. Joachim Oberhammer for further information and application procedures. Please email your inquiries and application materials to joachimo@kth.se.Application Deadline: 13 July 2025

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