End: 31/01/2020
Funding: European
Status: Completed
Mobile Networks (MONET)
Acronym: SCAVENGE
Call ID: H2020-MSCA-ITN-2015-675891
Code: 675891
Energy sustainability is key to future mobile networks due to their foreseen capacity upsurge. The objective of the ITN SCAVENGE (Sustainable CellulAr networks harVEstiNG ambient Energy) is to create a training network for early-stage researchers (ESRs) who will contribute to the design and implementation of eco-friendly and sustainable next-generation (5G) networks and become leaders in the related scientific, technological, and industrial initiatives.
Sustainable networks are based on the premise that environmental energy can be scavenged through dedicated harvesting hardware so as to power 5G base stations (BSs) and end devices (both human and machine type). To realise this vision, the project will take a complete approach, encompassing the characterisation of intermittent and/or erratic energy sources, the development of theoretical models, and the design, optimisation and implementation of core network, BS, mobile elements and sensors. Finally, experimental activities will be carried out in proof-of-concept testbeds and through field trials that will be set up with the aid of top-notch industrial partners.
The consortium is composed of world-class research centres and companies that are at the forefront of mobile communication and renewable energy research and technology development. The attitude of the industrial partners towards the strong investment in R&D and their strategic vision are fully aligned with the mission of this project, making them perfectly fit for this consortium. This grants a well-balanced project with genuine and strong technical interactions.
The ESRs will have a unique opportunity towards professional growth in light of dedicated cross-partner training activities and through the interaction with the Partner Organisations, which also include relevant stakeholders in the envisioned market. All of this will ensure that the trained researchers will be successfully employed at the end of the research program.
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