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Phd-Swiss: Phd Computer Science @ ETH Zurich
Written by Suleman Shahid
Thursday, 12 April 2007
The research group on Computer Engineering (web page) at ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology) has an opening for a PhD student in the field of
embedded and mobile information and communication
systems.
Description
In the future, information technology
will become more and more distributed and embedded into our environment.
Examples are RFID tags that are attached to all kinds of objects, networks of
sensors that provide information about our environment or embedded multimedia
devices. In the emerging area of distributed embedded systems and systems on
chip there is the need for successful research in terms of theoretical
investigations and/or hardware-software
design.
Position
The Computer Engineering and Networks
Laboratory offers a creative international environment, a possibility to conduct
highly competitive research on a global scale and involvement in teaching.
Within the project, there is plenty of opportunities to cooperate with national
and international partners. There is the possibility to gain valuable experience
in the emerging field of embedded and mobile systems, in terms of new
theoretical models and methods and/or in prototype systems. It is expected that
a successful PhD thesis is written in a time frame of 3-4
years.
Education
The candidate must hold a M.S. or
equivalent with top performance in a field that is closely related to computer
science or electrical engineering. He should have interest in conducting
original highly competitive scientific research, publishing the results in top
conferences and scientific journals, and participating in teaching duties.
Maturity, self-motivation and the ability to work both independently and as a
team player in local and international research teams are expected. German
language skills are not required, English is
mandatory.
Application procedure
Applications can either be sent via
email or letter:
Prof. Dr. Lothar Thiele Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology Zurich Computer Engineering and Networks
Laboratory ETZ-G87 Gloriastrasse 35 CH-8092
Zurich Switzerland email:
They must
contain a statement of interest, a CV, the names of two references and
additional documents, in particular copies of degree certificates and the
associated scores.