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Konstanty Bialkowski

Associate Professor · UQ Experts (university-wide) · The University of Queensland

Quick answer: Konstanty Bialkowski is Associate Professor at The University of Queensland. Konstanty Bialkowski shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-17.

⭐ Available for supervision. Available projects: Wireless sensing for robust cardio-respiratory monitoring - Monitor and analyze cardio-respiratory motion using wireless sensing in realistic settings.

Research interests

A/Prof. Konstanty Bialkowski’s research interests lie in the area of wireless sensing, passive radar, communication systems, and signal processing, and specifically in the use of multiple antennas or sensors for communication, radar and imaging systems. In these fields, a software-defined-radio (SDR) is an extremely useful tool, allowing practical experimentation in specific areas like wireless sensing, biological applications, high reliability or high data rate communications and radio-frequency identification. Some key contributions have been in the development of architectures to collect information from various sensors including RF, vibration and acoustic signals; as well as sensor algorithms for passive radar, where using multiple receivers is capable of resolving target location in 3D space, rather than just the range and Doppler; and showing that SDRs can be used to develop low cost biomedical imaging devices. Wireless sensing, passive radar, communication systems, and signal processing, and specifically in the use of multiple antennas or sensors for communication, radar and imaging systems. In these fields, a software-defined-radio (SDR) is an extremely useful tool, allowing practical experimentation in specific areas like wireless sensing, biological applications, high reliability or high data rate communications and radio-frequency identification. Some key contributions have been in the development of architectures to collect information from various sensors including RF, vibration and acoustic signals; as well as sensor algorithms for passive radar, where using multiple receivers is capable of resolving target location in 3D space, rather than just the range and Doppler; and showing that SDRs can be used to develop low cost biomedical imaging devices.

Selected publications (since 2023)

[2026] Track initialization in Cartesian space for bistatic passive radar with a constant-acceleration model. Zhang, Lu and Bialkowski, Konstanty (2026). 2026 27th International Radar Symposium (IRS), Krakow, Poland, 18-21 May 2026. Piscataway, NJ United States: IEEE Computer Society. doi: 10.23919/IRS70539.2026.11548831 [2026] Spatial Vital Sign Monitoring Using Electromagnetic Imaging. Chen, Cheng and Bialkowski, Konstanty (2026). IEEE. doi: 10.23919/mikon66970.2026.11577933 [2026] Enabling Multistatic Passive Radar Using Unsynchronised Receivers. Hogan, J. M. and Bialkowski, K. S. (2026). IEEE. doi: 10.23919/mikon66970.2026.11577970 [2026] 2D Transmitter Localisation in Indoor Passive Radar Systems. Zhang, F., Zhang, L. and Bialkowski, K. S. (2026). IEEE. doi: 10.23919/mikon66970.2026.1

Frequently asked questions

Is Konstanty Bialkowski hiring PhD students at The University of Queensland?
Yes. As of 2026-09-17, Konstanty Bialkowski's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Available for supervision. Available projects: Wireless sensing for robust cardio-respiratory monitoring - Monitor and analyze cardio-respiratory motion using wireless sensing in realistic settings..
What does Konstanty Bialkowski research?
A/Prof. Konstanty Bialkowski’s research interests lie in the area of wireless sensing, passive radar, communication systems, and signal processing, and specifically in the use of multiple antennas or sensors for communication, radar and imaging systems. In these fields, a software-defined-radio (SDR

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