R&D Opportunities at the Naval Research Laboratory
J. Wieselthier
INCLUDING COMMUNICATION NETWORKS, AT THE NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
We are looking for highly motivated electrical engineering candidates
at all educational levels to engage in challenging research and development
programs. This is an excellent opportunity to work with outstanding
individuals on basic research problems as well as development programs of
great importance to the national interest. NRL, one of the leading
laboratories in the country, offers:
- an opportunity to demonstrate your creativity
- an environment that is highly conducive to state-of-the-art
research and development and publication in the open literature
- ample opportunities for educational support toward graduate degrees
- convenient location on the banks of the Potomac River on
Route 295 in Washington, D.C.
Current research areas at NRL include all aspects of communications, with
emphasis on the design, analysis, and simulation of communication
networks. Some particular research topics include:
- Communication network architecture and protocols
- Multiple access systems
- Adaptive distributed network control
- Network simulation modelling
- Artificial Intelligence networking techniques
- Spread spectrum techniques
- Robust waveforms for antijam communication
- Error control coding
- Synchronization
- Software and hardware design
For further information contact:
Dr. Jeffrey E. Wieselthier
Code 7521
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D.C. 20375
(202) 767-3043
wieselthier@nrl-css
U.S. Citizenship Required