Marius Siauciulis

Marius Siauciulis is a Research Assistant in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Strathclyde. His work focuses on advanced software-defined radio systems and FPGA-based signal processing using AMD RFSoC platforms.

His research interests include Software Defined Radio, FPGA-based Signal Processing, RF Systems, Embedded Systems, Digital Signal Processing, and Hardware-Software Co-Design. His recent projects involve high-speed data transfer, real-time spectrum monitoring, and integration of PYNQ with GNU Radio for rapid prototyping of RF applications.

The recent publications show a strong trend in developing scalable, high-performance SDR architectures leveraging Zynq Ultrascale+ RFSoCs, with emphasis on efficient data offloading, ultra-wideband signal handling, and practical deployment in electromagnetic environment monitoring.

Scientific Contributions:

• Developed ultra-wideband SDR architectures for AMD RFSoCs using PYNQ-based GNU Radio blocks
• Engineered 100 GBit/s RF sample offload mechanisms leveraging FPGA-DMA integration
• Implemented real-time spectrum monitoring systems using RFSoC for electromagnetic situational awareness
• Contributed to open-source SDR frameworks enabling accessible FPGA-accelerated radio development

Advising and Grants: No public information available regarding student supervision or grant funding. However, his collaborative publications suggest active participation in research projects likely supported by institutional or external funding.

Labs and Teams: Marius is part of the Electronic and Electrical Engineering research group at the University of Strathclyde, collaborating with experts in digital signal processing and FPGA systems, including Prof. Louise H. Crockett and Dr. Robert W. Stewart. His work aligns with advanced embedded systems laboratories focusing on RF and communication technologies.