Angelo Freni

Angelo Freni is an Associate Professor of Electromagnetism at the University of Florence with a primary focus on antenna design, microwave engineering, and terahertz imaging. His work spans theoretical and applied electromagnetism, including numerical methods for electromagnetic simulation, beamforming, and microwave component optimization.

His most recent research includes:

• 2017: Simultaneous generation of pseudo-Bessel vortex modes with RLSA antennas
• 2017: THz imaging using uncooled wideband direct detection focal plane arrays
• 2017: Near-field focusing by non-diffracting Bessel beams

Earlier work emphasizes microwave propagation modeling, reflectarray design, and tropospheric interference analysis. Key collaborations include researchers such as M. Albani, P. De Vita, and G. Vecchi.