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Guided Self-Organisation and Swarm Engineering

Funding is available for applicants interested in carrying out fundamental and applied research in the field of complex systems. The research will involve theoretical work as well a more...

Supervisor(s): Prokopenko , Mikhail (Professor)

Interpolation of binaural impulse responses for virtual auditory displays

The aim of this project is to minimise the number of recordings that need to be made by investigating methods for the interpolation of a limited number of recorded binaural impulse more...

Supervisor(s): Jin, Craig (Associate Professor)

Game theory based transmission strategies for cognitive radio

It has been recognized by radio regulatory bodies that the exclusive use of spectrum to licensed users is highly efficient. This is due to the high variability of traffic statistics more...

Supervisor(s): Li, Yonghui (Professor), Vucetic, Branka (Professor)

Cooperative transmission in MIMO relay broadcast channels

Wireless multiuser communications are suffering from problems of reliability, coverage and spectrum efficiency. Relay broadcast is one of the promising techniques to solve these pro more...

Supervisor(s): Vucetic, Branka (Professor)

Precoded multiuser MIMO and packet scheduling

Linear precoding for multiuser Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) systems has attracted much attention recently due to the capacity enhancement ability at the system level. In th more...

Supervisor(s): Vucetic, Branka (Professor), Lin, Zihuai (Dr)

Characterizing Transport Networks

In an increasingly urbanized world, people remain connected by a complex nexus of roads, rails, paths, and sidewalks that form urban transportation systems and shape travel demand. more...

Supervisor(s): Levinson, David (Professor)

Development of tailored catalysts for CNT synthesis

This project involves the development of tailored catalysts for CNT synthesis. more...

Supervisor(s): Harris, Andrew (Professor)

Discrete Element Simulations of Human Crowds

In an increasingly populated world the importance of building architecture that is able to handle dense events is becoming increasingly significant. Crowd events cover a wide scope more...

Supervisor(s): Alonso-Marroquin, Fernando (Dr)