Two PhD Scholarships for RFID Development
Monash University (Engineering)
$26,000 pa

The department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering, in conjunction with its centre for telecommunications and Information Engineering, is offering two PhD scholarships for the research and development of radio frequency identification tags (RFIDs) under the ARC Discovery grant, in collaboration with CSIRO's Division of Molecular and Health Technologies at the rate of $26,000 pa (tax free) for three years.
 

Two PhD scholarships will require an honours degree in Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering with sound knowledge of RF/Microwave Engineering/Antennas technology. Experimental and analytical works will involve development of antennas and RF/Microwave devices for active and passive RFID tags and readers. Solid foundation in applied Electromagnetics - RF/Microwave/Antennas is essential. Skills in RF/Microwave CAD tools - Agilent EEsof ADS, Zealand IE3D and CST Microwave Studio and interests in programming microchips are also desired for the development of RFID readers.
 

Applicants must be Australian Citizens or hold permanent residency.
 

Inquiries and applications to Dr Nemai Karmakar, Dept of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering, Monash University, Clayton 3800, Vic. Tel: (03) 9905 1252, email: nemai.karmaker@eng.monash.edu.au.

Applications close 19 December 2005.

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