Amir Borji

Amir Borji is a Research Assistant Professor and Sessional Lecturer at the University of Waterloo. His work focuses on advanced antenna engineering, electromagnetics, and microwave systems with a strong emphasis on millimeter-wave technologies, computational electromagnetics, and RF systems design.

Research Interests:

• Design and analysis of millimeter-wave antennas and phased arrays
• Electromagnetic modeling of periodic structures and metamaterials
• Optimization of antenna performance in high-frequency regimes
• Integration of substrate integrated waveguides (SIW) in antenna systems

Recent work highlights include developing low-profile mmWave 5G antennas, analyzing graphene-based periodic structures, and improving broadband tunable systems. His publications reflect a trend toward practical solutions for modern wireless communication challenges.

Scientific Awards: None explicitly listed in the provided information.

Advising/Grants: No specific students, grants, or lab affiliations mentioned in the current data. His contributions appear primarily through independent and collaborative research publications.