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Showing posts with label France. Show all posts

15 January 2011

Scholarship for Jordanian Citizens (France)

Scholarship  for citizens of Jordanian for studies in France at Master (engineer) level,2011
Study Subject:Nuclear Energy
Employer: France and Jordan Government
Level:Master
Scholarship Description: Scholarships will be awarded to Jordanian citizens for studies in France at Master (engineer) level
- Age of the candidates must be no more than 30 years old
- Candidates must have a very good command of French for studies conducted in French and a very good command of English, for
studies conducted in English
- The minimum academic level requested is”very good”for bachelor or master
Selection process
- Selection of candidates will be undertaken by a Franco-Jordanian selection committee according to academic excellence, motivation
of the candidate and adequateness between the student acquired knowledge and the curriculum to follow in France
- A first selection will be conducted on application file then an interview and an exam will be organized for the successful candidates
- Selection is conducted in close relationship with the admission committees of targeted French curricula
The scholarship
- The scholarship is awarded by both France and Jordan
- The scholarship will be awarded for a maximum of two years for a master
Scholarship Application Deadline: 15 February 2011
Further Scholarship Information and Application

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13 January 2011

Scholarship in France (ESIEE Paris)

Post Doctoral Position in Digital Signal Processing for High Efficiency RF Transmitter, France


This position will take place at ESIEE Paris, LaMIPS, 2Bd Blaise Pascal, 93162 Noisy le grand, France
This position is related to research activities and will be under supervision of: C.Berland, c.berland[ at ]esiee.fr, O.Venard, o.venard[ at ]esiee.fr
This research team belongs to LaMIPS, Laboratoire commun NXP-CRISMAT, UMR 6508 CNRS ENSICAEN UCBN, Caen.
Description:
This position will last 20 months from february 2011 and will be funded. It will be held in the framework of the FP7-PEOPLE-2008-IAPP Par4CR project (Partnership for the Development of Cognitive Radio).

Par4CR brings together a consortium of seven major European players to perform a joint research programme and exchange knowledge on technologies crucial for the development of software-defined radio and cognitive radio. The overall goal of the research programme of Par4CR is to develop a new architecture for software defined radio as a step towards cognitive radio based on wideband operation of transmitter and receiver.
The foreseen research work will handle “system design transmitter concepts” and “implementation strategy of critical blocks transmitter”. Radiocommunication systems aim to increase their data rate by using more efficient modulation scheme which in turn exhibits high peak to average power ratio (PAPR). Such high PAPR signal decreases the power efficiency because of the needed back-off and increases the linearity requirement because of the swing of signal magnitude.
Among architectures proposed to accommodate the trade-off between power efficiency and linearity, one can quote: polar EER (Envelope Elimination and Restoration), LINC (LInear amplification with Non linear Components) and Cartesian Transmitter based on a Doherty PA or envelope tracking. Albeit those architectures offer significant improvement to process the modulated RF signal, they also have their own weaknesses and new technical challenges.
There are different approaches where Digital Signal Processing (DSP) could help to alleviate block and system impairments. Digital Signal Processing appears to be a “building block” for Software Defined Radio and then Cognitive Radio. One issue is then to develop suitable algorithms able to target both system level impairments mitigation and new approaches for Tx architecture.
Transmitter for SDR BTS must be able to handle multicarrier or simultaneous transmission of different standards, thus they require being wideband (either agile or switchable) and having high transmit power to fulfil stringent constraints regarding both transmission power and bandwidth.
Various architecture have to be revisited ranging from Cartesian (Doherty solutions, envelope tracking), LINC, or polar architecture Envelope Elimination and Restoration.
Key points about the added value of including signal processing in the transmit path will be to consider: predistortion correction, crest reduction factor, non linear modelisation of PA, High level modelisation of analog parts and Bandwidth of processing.
This post-doctoral position will require an expertise in the areas of transceivers architecture, digital signal processing and adaptive algorithms. Experience in implementation of algorithms on FPGAs and digital signal processors supplemented by knowledge in mobile radio communication systems will be valuable for this position.
You will have to analyze and evaluate such adaptive digital signal processing algorithms for radio communication transmitters, then target FPGA for their implementation and validation in a radio platform demonstrator.
This work will require a bibliographical study. It will use the communication system simulation framework, Agilent ADS, SystemVue and migration to Simulink for the FPGA DSP algorithm implementation.

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08 April 2009

[France] MSc & Phd Scholarship Program by The France Government

Scholarship Program to Study in France

The French Government, through the Embassy of France in Jakarta, has been providing excellence scholarships to Indonesian citizens for more than 28 years. In order to pursue its objective to improve Indonesian human resources, the Embassy of France will offer scholarships for the year 2009.

Those scholarships are given to government officials, lecturers, students, with a priority to those involved in a cooperation program between France and Indonesia, to undertake two kinds of training:
- Master degree (maximum duration of 2 years)
- Doctoral degree (maximum duration of 3 years, only on a shared cost basis)




Requirements
- Minimum diploma : bachelor degree / S1
- Fluent in English (or French)
- Less than 35 years old
- Minimum GPA score of 3 (except for fundamental sciences - 3,5)
- Submit all the documents specified in the application form

The selection committee will give priority to applicants who have already identified a master/PhD program and have had a positive answer from a French professor (or an acceptance letter).

Field of studies
Priority will be given to the following fields of studies :
- Engineering (water management, agronomy, civil engineering, information technology)
- Sciences (biotechnologies, information and communication technologies, environment, risk and disaster management, energy, etc.)
- Public administration, economy
- Law and political sciences

Applications from students in other fields are nevertheless welcome, as acceptance will be primarily based on excellence.

Selection procedure
- First step : selection based on application form and required documents submitted
- Second step : motivation interview (French or English languages only) in Jakarta

Scholarship coverage
- intensive French language course : length according to the applicant`s needs and level (from survival course to extensive 11 months program)
- monthly living allowance
- 1 return ticket
- tuition fees (in public institutions for programs taught in French only)
- insurance

Application deadline
All applications must be sent before the 15th of April 2009 at the following address:

Ambassade de France en Indonesie
Service de cooperation et d`action culturelle
Jl Panarukan no. 35
Menteng - Jakarta 10310

Please note that applications sent via e-mail and after the deadline will not be taken into consideration.

CampusFrance office in Jakarta may help you finding the study program that suits your project.
CAMPUSFRANCE INDONESIA
CCF Jakarta
Jl Salemba Raya No. 25
Jakarta 10440
tel : (021) 310 18 84
campusfrance@ccfjakarta.or.id

http://www.indonesia.campusfrance.org/
http://www.campusfrance.org
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