Anne Roc'h

Dr. ir. Anne Roc'h is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Electrical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). Her work bridges cutting-edge research in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) with sustainability and risk-based design philosophies. She actively collaborates with industrial partners in Renewable Energy, Mobility, and Medical Technology sectors.

• Senior Member, IEEE EMC Society
• Coordinator, MSCA Doctoral Networks (ETERNITY, PARASOL)
• Key Focus: Circular design for safety-critical products

Annes research emphasizes predictive modeling of electromagnetic noise, material screening, and filter design. She investigates electromagnetic propagation in integrated circuits, printed circuit boards, mm-wave packages, power systems, and cable layouts. Her work addresses the challenges of evolving electromagnetic environments through projects like PARASOL (EU-funded) and ETERNITY (Horizon 2020).

Recent publications analyze scenarios affecting input impedance measurements, shielding effectiveness in GTEM cells, and machine learning applications for electric field prediction. These studies highlight her commitment to improving EMC testing methodologies and repeatability standards.

Scientific contributions include:

• Development of reference-plane-invariant material characterization techniques
• Framework for sampling strategy optimization in EM field measurements
• Advancing risk-based approaches in EMC compliance