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Professor Carmine Clemente is a leading academic in Radar Systems and Signal Processing at the University of Strathclyde, Faculty of Engineering. His research spans defense and civilian applications, with international collaborations (USA, China, Europe) and over 185 research outputs. Key areas include emerging radar techniques, machine learning, and AI applications.
- PhD in Electronic & Electrical Engineering, University of Strathclyde
- Senior Member IEEE
- Chair, Advanced Signal Processing for Radar/EW at EMSIG (UK Radar Society)
Research focuses on micro-Doppler signature analysis, MIMO radar, SAR polarimetry, and automatic target recognition. Recent projects include structural health monitoring of bridges and AI applications for space operations. Publications highlight advancements in cognitive radar jamming and SAR vibration analysis.
- 2nd place Copernicus Masters 2020
- Best Paper Awards (Metrology for Aerospace 2020, SSPD Conference)
- European Satellite Navigation Competition winner 2016
Teaches Digital Signal Processing Principles and Assignment and Professional Studies. Supervises research teams in defense, security, and industrial/biomedical applications. Current projects include Leonardo Lab Phase 0 Activity and AI for Space Operations (£3000+ grants).
