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Xin Fu TanView profile

Researcher

• Electronics manufacturing
• Hydrogen storage materials
• Synchrotron radiation techniques
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Dr. Xin Fu Tan is an ARC Early Career Industry Fellow at The University of Queensland with a focus on electronics manufacturing, hydrogen storage materials, and advanced characterization techniques. Affiliated with the School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering and Centre for Advanced Materials Processing and Manufacturing (AMPAM) , their work bridges academic research and industrial applications. PhD in Novel anode materials for lithium-ion batteries (UQ, 2020) Industry experience at Hydrexia Pty. Ltd. (2010-2016) commercializing hydrogen storage systems Education: BEng (Hons) (Melbourne), Masters (Chalmers University, Sweden) Research Interests center on electronic interconnections and hydrogen storage materials , utilizing synchrotron radiation and electron microscopy for microstructure analysis. Recent work includes low-temperature solder alloys for energy-efficient electronics and Mg-based hydrides for solid-state hydrogen storage. Recent Publications highlight innovations in Sn-Bi alloy systems for improved mechanical properties, In-Sn-Bi microstructure engineering for superplasticity, and Na-modified Mg alloys for hydrogen activation. Their projects often involve collaborations with Nihon Superior Co Ltd and institutions like Kyushu University . Honors : ARC Early Career Industry Fellowship (2025-2027) JSPS International Research Fellowship (2022-2024) As an Associate Advisor , they supervise PhD candidates in topics ranging from Sn-Bi solder alloys to Al-Ni brazing materials , working with Prof. Kazuhiro Nogita and Dr. Stuart McDonald .

• Microwave Engineering
• Millimeter-Wave Circuits
• Numerical Methods
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Luca Perregrini is a Full Professor at the University of Pavia, specifically within the Department of Industrial and Information Engineering. His academic career is deeply rooted in microwave and millimeter-wave engineering, where he has established himself as a leading expert in numerical methods for circuit design and electromagnetic analysis. As head of the Microwave Laboratory Ric.Stud., he directs significant research efforts in waveguide technologies and their applications. Professor Perregrini's research spans multiple cutting-edge domains in electromagnetic engineering. His primary focus involves numerical methods for designing microwave and millimeter-wave circuits, including waveguide circuits, frequency-selective surfaces, microwave integrated circuits, and antennas. He also investigates new materials and technologies for microwave applications, with particular interest in industrial and medical implementations. His work bridges theoretical electromagnetic analysis with practical engineering solutions, evidenced by his extensive publication record in top-tier journals and conference proceedings. The research demonstrates a clear trajectory toward increasingly sophisticated electromagnetic modeling techniques, with recent work emphasizing meshless methods, substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) technologies, and applications in medical imaging and space systems. Professor Perregrini has made substantial contributions to the field of electromagnetic simulation, particularly through the development and application of the MoM/BI-RME method for analyzing periodic structures and waveguide components. His work has significant practical applications in satellite communications, radar systems, and medical diagnostic technologies. The research group he leads at the University of Pavia maintains strong international collaborations, as evidenced by co-authorships with researchers from institutions across Europe and beyond.

Sabina MerloView profile

Professor

• Optical biosensors
• Photonic crystals
• MEMS
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Sabina Merlo is a Full Professor at the Department of Industrial and Information Engineering , University of Pavia , and leads the Electrooptics Laboratory . Her research focuses on optical biosensors , photonic crystals , and MEMS/MOEMS for biomedical applications. Education : Laurea in Electronic Engineering (Politecnico di Milano), Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering Awards : Edmund Optics Educational Award Finalist (2015), Premio Ordine degli Ingegneri di Pavia (2010) Students : Supervised over 40 thesis students in biomedical and electronic engineering, including Irene Bassi, Elena Figus, and Alberto Simoni Publications : 15+ peer-reviewed papers on tunable micro-lenses, near-infrared sensing, and interferometric biosensors Projects : Involved in funded research on optical tomography for cancer detection (2011), cell monitoring (2009), and optofluidic biosensors (2007)

Guillaume PeneletView profile

Lecturer

• Thermoacoustics
• Porous Materials
• Ultrasonics
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Guillaume Penelet is a Lecturer and researcher at Le Mans University's Faculty of Sciences, specializing in acoustics within the Acoustics Department at LAUM (Laboratory of Acoustics and Ultrasonics of Le Mans). He has been actively engaged in both teaching and research since September 2005, focusing primarily on thermoacoustics and its applications. His research spans thermoacoustic refrigeration, non-reciprocal acoustic systems, porous materials, and laser ultrasonics. Penelet's work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between physics, materials science, and engineering, with particular emphasis on experimental validation of theoretical concepts. His research group operates within the Transducers team at LAUM, contributing significantly to France's acoustics research infrastructure. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a clear trend toward non-reciprocal acoustic phenomena and wave manipulation techniques, with increasing focus on experimental demonstrations of theoretical models. His work bridges fundamental physics with practical applications in refrigeration, sensors, and acoustic metamaterials. Penelet actively collaborates with researchers across France and internationally, as evidenced by his co-authorship on publications in high-impact journals including Nature Communications, Physical Review Research, and the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. His research contributes to both theoretical advancements in wave physics and practical implementations in thermoacoustic devices. He teaches acoustics courses within the Faculty of Sciences curriculum and maintains active research profiles on HAL and ResearchGate. His laboratory work focuses on experimental thermoacoustics, utilizing advanced optical measurement techniques and specialized test benches for material characterization.

• Variable Reluctance Energy Harvesting
• Rotational Energy Harvesting
• Vibration Energy Harvesting
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Ye Xu serves as Associate Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer and Electrical Engineering at Mid Sweden University, Sundsvall, specializing in energy harvesting systems for autonomous sensing applications. Based in room S220, Xu's work bridges electrical engineering and mechanical design to develop self-powered monitoring solutions for industrial systems. Education: PhD in Electrical Engineering, Mid Sweden University (2022), Thesis: Rotational Electromagnetic Energy Harvesting Through Variable Reluctance Xu's research centers on variable reluctance energy harvesting, with expertise in rotational and vibration systems. Key contributions include Halbach array optimization, multi-phase harvester design, and ortho-planar spring mechanisms for vibration energy conversion. Recent work integrates edge computing for structural health monitoring, enabling on-device crack segmentation in resource-constrained environments. Analysis of Xu's 15 most recent publications (2018-2025) reveals consistent focus on rotational energy harvesting, evolving from fundamental modeling (2019-2021) to smart bearing applications (2024-2025). The research trajectory shows increasing integration of mechanical design, electromagnetic theory, and embedded systems for industrial IoT solutions, particularly in vehicle electrification through the DeHigh project. Scientific Awards: No major awards documented in available sources Advising and Grants: While Xu completed doctoral studies in 2022 and holds a faculty position, specific student supervision details are unlisted. Current research is supported through the DeHigh project (electrification of work vehicles), though granular grant information isn't publicly detailed. Xu likely mentors graduate students in energy harvesting system design based on publication patterns. Xu operates within the STC Research Centre at Mid Sweden University, collaborating on low-voltage electrification projects. The DeHigh initiative represents a key current effort, developing variable reluctance harvesters for work vehicle monitoring systems. Future work appears directed toward industrial implementation of self-powered sensors for predictive maintenance in rotating machinery.

• Paleoclimatology
• Paleoceanography
• Biogeochemical Processes
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Prof. Dr. Gert de Lange is a Professor at Utrecht University's Department of Earth Sciences , specializing in Geochemistry within the Faculty of Geosciences. His research focuses on three Mediterranean-specific domains: (1) high-resolution paleoclimatology and paleoceanography across multiple timescales (0-1 million years), (2) biogeochemical processes in extreme environments like anoxic hypersaline lakes and mud volcanoes, and (3) geochemical characterization of deep-sourced geological materials such as gas hydrates and minerals. Primary Research Themes Paleoclimate/paleoceanography proxy validation Methane oxidation dynamics Redox-controlled mineral formation Key Methodologies Multi-proxy sediment analysis Isotope geochemistry Field studies in Mediterranean deep-sea and coastal zones His recent publications (2024-2025) demonstrate expertise in barium geochemistry for environmental reconstruction, sapropel analysis for anoxia studies, and space telescope instrumentation development through collaborations on TES bolometers and SQUID multiplexers. Notable work includes studies of Mediterranean Outflow Water dynamics, Holocene hydroclimate variability, and microbial processes in organic-rich sediments.

• Materials Science
• Condensed Matter Physics
• Quantum Materials
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Tej Lamichhane is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Central Oklahoma in the Department of Engineering & Physics. His academic career includes postdoctoral research at MIT and Oak Ridge National Lab, as well as a Ph.D. in Condensed Matter Physics (2013–2019) and a Master’s in Physics (2010–2013), both from Iowa State University and University of Texas at Arlington respectively. Ph.D., Condensed Matter Physics, Iowa State University (2019) Master of Science, Physics, University of Texas at Arlington (2013) His research focuses on data-driven design and discovery of quantum materials , rare-earth-free permanent magnets , and magnetocaloric materials , with applications in electrical motors , hydrogen evolution , and biomedical nanomaterials . He integrates materials databases , rational design , and additive manufacturing to develop functional materials like single crystals , thin films , and nanomaterials . His recent publications highlight a strong emphasis on additive manufacturing and magnetic materials , with applications in energy systems , quantum technologies , and environmental sustainability . Collaborative works span institutions like MIT, Oak Ridge National Lab, and industry (Intel Corporation), reflecting interdisciplinary and applied research trends. He teaches Materials Science , Modern Physics , Engineering Optics , and Mathematical Physics II at the University of Central Oklahoma. His research leverages computational methods to study structural-electronic-magnetic correlations in materials like Fe-3Si , Sm-Fe-N , and CaNi2 , aiming to bridge fundamental science and prototype development.

François BertrandView profile

Professor

• Transfer Processes
• Modeling and Simulation
• Multiphase Fluid Flows
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Dr. François Bertrand is a Full Professor and Director of Research and Innovation Directorate at Polytechnique Montréal 's Department of Chemical Engineering . With academic credentials from Université Laval and INPL France, he has held multiple leadership roles including Interim General Director (2017-2018) and Chairman of Calcul Québec (2018). Expert in multiphase fluid flows and granular flow modeling Specializes in finite element , discrete element , and lattice Boltzmann methods Active in parallel algorithms and high-performance computing Recent publications focus on rarefied gas flows (2025), granular flow optimization with adaptive contact algorithms (2024), and multiscale modeling of industrial processes. Elected as Fellow by both the Canadian Academy of Engineering (2020) and Chemical Institute of Canada (2019), he has mentored 18 PhD and 21 master's students while contributing to research centers like CREPEC and CIRANO. 2020 - Fellow, Canadian Academy of Engineering 2019 - Fellow & Excellence Award, Chemical Institute of Canada 2010 - Teaching Excellence Award, Polytechnique As director of Polytechnique's Research and Innovation Directorate, he oversees 408+ research projects while maintaining active involvement in computational fluid dynamics research and industrial partnership programs.

Bart SmoldersView profile

Professor

• Antenna Systems
• Microwave Engineering
• 6G Wireless Communication
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Bart Smolders is a Full Professor and Chair of the Electromagnetics (EM) group at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), where he leads the Future Chips Flagship program. His expertise spans antenna systems, microwave engineering, and advanced wireless communication technologies (5G/6G and beyond). Department: Electrical Engineering Key Groups: Center for Wireless Technology Eindhoven, EM Antenna Systems Lab, EAISI High Tech Systems Research focuses on integrated antenna systems , including phased-arrays and focal-plane arrays for next-generation wireless networks. He actively coordinates European projects like SILIKA and MYWAVE, addressing challenges in millimeter-wave communications, massive MIMO systems, and software-defined antennas. His work emphasizes reducing antenna array complexity while maintaining performance metrics like directivity and sidelobe levels. Notable contributions include error modeling for antenna measurements using circular statistics (improving phase uncertainty calculations) and methodologies for sub-THz antenna design (analyzing AiP/AoC systems for small-form-factor applications vs. lens antennas for high-gain scenarios). His team also explores calibration techniques for measurement accuracy in emerging frequency ranges. He co-founded the Dutch 6G Flagship program (FNS-6G) and leads AntenneX, a startup providing over-the-air testing facilities for 5G/6G and radar applications. His leadership extends to educational programs as former director of EE department education (2010-2015) and current dean roles.

• Battery Technology
• Lithium-ion Batteries
• Electrode Materials
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Torbjörn Gustafsson is a Visiting Researcher at Uppsala University's Department of Chemistry - Ångström Laboratory, specializing in Structural Chemistry. His research focuses on advanced battery technologies with emphasis on lithium-ion and alternative battery chemistries. Dr. Gustafsson's research interests span multiple areas of battery science and materials characterization. His work primarily investigates electrode materials, solid electrolyte interfaces, and advanced characterization techniques for battery systems. He has made significant contributions to understanding the fundamental mechanisms of battery operation through in-situ and operando studies, particularly using X-ray diffraction techniques. His research covers both conventional lithium-ion systems and emerging battery technologies including sodium-ion, potassium-ion, and lithium-oxygen batteries. The analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong focus on advanced characterization methodologies, particularly synchrotron-based X-ray diffraction for studying battery materials during operation. His work spans fundamental materials science investigations of electrode structures to practical studies of battery performance, degradation mechanisms, and thermal stability. A notable trend is his emphasis on understanding the relationship between material structure, electrochemical performance, and battery longevity across various battery chemistries. Dr. Gustafsson has collaborated extensively with researchers across Uppsala University and with international partners on battery research projects. His work demonstrates strong integration of experimental characterization with theoretical understanding of battery materials and interfaces.

• Antenna Design
• Microwave Engineering
• Electromagnetic Theory
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Dr. Ahmed A. Kishk is a prominent researcher in the field of electrical engineering with an extensive publication record spanning over two decades. His work primarily focuses on antenna design, microwave engineering, and electromagnetic theory, with significant contributions to wireless communication systems. Dr. Kishk's research interests include dielectric resonator antennas, MIMO systems, metasurfaces, and 5G technology. His work demonstrates a consistent focus on improving antenna performance through innovative designs that enhance bandwidth, reduce mutual coupling, and improve radiation efficiency. His research has evolved from fundamental electromagnetic theory to practical applications in modern wireless communication systems. Analysis of his recent publications (2021-2022) reveals a strong emphasis on 5G and mm-wave technologies, with particular attention to MIMO array design, decoupling techniques, and novel antenna structures for emerging communication standards. His work shows a clear progression from theoretical electromagnetic analysis to practical implementations addressing real-world challenges in wireless communications. Throughout his career, Dr. Kishk has mentored numerous researchers and collaborated extensively with colleagues worldwide, as evidenced by his long list of co-authored publications. His work has been published in top-tier IEEE journals including IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, and IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters. Dr. Kishk's research has made significant contributions to the understanding and development of advanced antenna systems, particularly in the areas of dielectric resonator antennas, mutual coupling reduction techniques, and innovative feeding structures for improved antenna performance.

• Nanophotonics
• Disordered Nanophotonics
• Metasurfaces
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Dr. Aso Rahimzadegan is a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, specializing in Sustainable and Bio-inspired Materials. His work focuses on the electromagnetic properties of nanoscale structures, particularly light interaction with metasurfaces and metamaterials. PhD in Nanophotonics from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) Current research on sustainable nanostructured materials and multipolar light scattering Research interests include: Disordered Nanophotonics Resonant Metasurfaces Electromagnetic Chirality Light-Induced Forces Optical Homogenization Lensless Imaging His recent publications span topics like metasurface design, multipolar theory, and optical force diagnostics, emphasizing both ordered and disordered systems. Collaborative efforts involve modeling light-matter interactions at multiple scales.

Ali GörçinView profile

Associate Professor

• Communication
• Signal Processing
• Artificial Intelligence
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Ali Görçin is an Associate Professor at Istanbul Technical University's Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. His expertise spans next-generation wireless systems, with a focus on Terahertz Communications, Artificial Intelligence, Signal Processing, and Public Safety Communications. He has held administrative roles at TÜBİTAK BİLGEM (Vice President, 2016–2020; Minister, 2023) and technical positions at Viavi Solutions (2015), Reverb Networks (2014), and TÜBİTAK MAM BTAE (2000–2007). Education: PhD (2007) and BS (1996) from Istanbul Technical University, MS (2000) in Defense Technologies with thesis. His research explores cutting-edge Terahertz Communications and Millimeter Wave Systems , advancing Network Slicing , Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) , and AI-Assisted Detection . Recent work includes THz relay clustering , beam codebook refinement , and misalignment effect analysis in high-frequency networks. Publications emphasize 5G-and-beyond networks and physical layer security for future wireless standards. Notable Trends: Integration of AI in signal processing and network optimization Advancements in THz and mmWave communication for 6G Focus on network slicing and QoS in cellular protocols As Principal Investigator for the 1773TTO project (2024–2025) , he addresses Peace and Security Science challenges. Professional memberships include IEEE Communications Society (since 2009) and IEEE Senior Member status.

Fabrizio CarboneView profile

Associate Professor

• Condensed Matter Physics
• Quantum Nanophotonics
• Ultrafast Electron Microscopy
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Fabrizio Carbone is an Associate Professor at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) , affiliated with the Department of Physics under the College of Basic Sciences . He leads the Laboratory for Ultrafast Microscopy and Electron Scattering (LUMES) and contributes to educational programs through the SPH-Enseignement and EDPY-Enseignement departments. His research focuses on ultrafast electron microscopy, quantum nanophotonics, and light-matter interactions in condensed matter systems. Education : Not explicitly detailed but inferred from academic role. Research Interests center on ultrafast electron imaging , quantum materials , and electron-photon interactions , with applications in skyrmion dynamics , plasmon thermal dynamics , and scintillator detector technology . His recent work explores hidden magnetic phases and coherent control of electron wavefunctions . Publications highlight advancements in ultrafast transmission electron microscopy , quantum nanophotonics , and medical beam profiling . Collaborative efforts span magnetic phase transitions , electron vortex beams , and non-equilibrium material dynamics . Scientific Awards : Not explicitly listed. He supervises numerous PhD students and contributes to doctoral programs, including the Physics Doctoral Program . His laboratory integrates ultrafast laser techniques with electron microscopy to study quantum phenomena at nanoscale resolutions.

• Antenna Systems
• Wireless Communication
• Electromagnetics
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Pavlo Krasov is a postdoctoral Researcher at Chalmers University of Technology , working within the Antenna Systems research group under the Department of Electrical Engineering (E2) . His work focuses on Over-The-Air (OTA) antenna characterization and the development of reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) for next-generation wireless systems. Collaborates with Ericsson AB and Bluetest on designing advanced antenna test environments Key projects include "OTA - Over-The-Air Characterization of Active Integrated Antennas for Mobile Systems" (2019–2023) and contributions to 5G/6G mmWave antenna standards Research spans hybrid anechoic-reverberation chambers, RIS-enabled plane wave generation, and contactless mmWave antenna measurement techniques. His publications (18 total, 15 listed here) demonstrate expertise in: mmWave communication systems Dynamic antenna testing methodologies Reconfigurable surface optimization Wireless cable emulation TRP evaluation frameworks Field scanner calibration Current collaborations include work with Ericsson and Bluetest . Contact: pavlo.krasov@chalmers.se