We are seeking a highly motivated, enthusiastic, passionate, and communicative researcher who holds a Master of Science degree in electrical engineering, with outstanding academic achievements. Candidates should demonstrate a strong affinity for RF measurements and EMC.
The iSense Doctoral Network is on a mission to train a new generation of experts to address the complex and ever-evolving electromagnetic environment. The focus? Tackling the problem of electromagnetic interference (EMI) through groundbreaking research and innovation. You’ll contribute to the development of next-gen EMI sensors, early-warning detection tools, and new modeling and testing strategies—ensuring the future of technology is interference-free.
In this PhD position (DC6), you'll play a key role in optimizing the parameters used to monitor and describe electromagnetic environments, driving significant impact in the fields of smart grids and medical technology.
Your mission:
1. Identify and prioritize the most critical electromagnetic parameters affecting system performance and reliability.
2. Develop a cost-effective, high-precision methodology for monitoring EMI, balancing accuracy with affordability.
3. Test and validate your approach in real-world settings, including smart grid and medical environments.
Expected results:
4. A refined set of EM parameters to serve as the foundation for continuous monitoring in high-tech systems..
5. A cost-efficient, practical methodology for EMI monitoring in real-time environments.
At the M-Group at KU Leuven Bruges Campus, we are driving innovation in interconnected, intelligent mechatronic systems. A dedicated part of our team focuses on electromagnetic risk management, addressing the latest challenges in electromagnetic interference and advancing the future of this rapidly evolving field.
This is more than just a PhD position—it’s an opportunity to be part of an internationally recognized network of researchers through the MSCA iSense Doctoral Network (www.dn-isense.eu). As a PhD candidate, you will be based at KU Leuven’s Bruges Campus, with exciting secondments at Eindhoven University of Technology and Philips Healthcare.
We offer:
6. A fully funded 3-year PhD scholarship (extendable to 4 years).
7. Specialized doctoral training to boost your expertise.
8. Opportunities to collaborate in groundbreaking research and participate in international conferences.
9. Access to state-of-the-art infrastructure and a range of university benefits (health insurance, etc.).
10. A dynamic, passionate team of fellow PhD students and test engineers.