Irwin Barengolts

Irwin Barengolts is a Researcher at the Chair of High Frequency Systems within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at Ruhr University Bochum. His primary role involves advancing microwave and terahertz technologies, with a focus on radar systems, material characterization, and sensor design. He collaborates on projects such as KI-ROJAL, Medici 6GEM, and PluTO+, addressing applications in non-destructive testing, antenna design, and broadband systems.

His research emphasizes radar-based imaging techniques for structural health monitoring, dielectric waveguide sensors, and high-frequency material analysis. Recent work includes contributions to W- and D-band systems, THz sensor optimization, and tomographic methods using filtered backprojection. He is affiliated with Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ilona Rolfes' team and maintains an active presence in conferences like EuCAP, EuMC, and ICEAA, reflecting his engagement with cutting-edge electromagnetic research.

Barengolts' publications highlight advancements in overmoded waveguide junctions, self-calibration procedures, and applications of metamaterials. His technical expertise is further demonstrated through contributions to projects like Plaque-CharM and C-PMSE, underscoring his role in both academic and applied engineering contexts.