Danilo Erricolo

Professor Danilo Erricolo is affiliated with the University of Illinois at Chicago as a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering. He serves as Director of International Programs and leads the Andrew Electromagnetics Laboratory, focusing on applied electromagnetics, wireless propagation, and antenna design.

• Ph.D., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Illinois at Chicago
• Laurea in Electronics Engineering, Politecnico di Milano

His research spans electromagnetic scattering, inverse problems, antenna design, and special functions. He develops high-frequency methods like the Uniform Theory of Diffraction, works on radio frequency tomography for urban and subsurface imaging, and optimizes ultra-high MRI systems through fast field computation techniques.

Recent publications highlight advancements in modular EM skins, inverse scattering algorithms, and drone-based measurements. These works intersect electromagnetics, wireless engineering, and computational methods, emphasizing urban sensing and optimization.

• 2016 IEEE Fellow
• 2021 Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Association Fellow
• 2024 Electromagnetics Academy Fellow
• 2023 USNC-URSI Impact Award

Erricolo has held leadership roles including Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation and chaired multiple IEEE and USNC-URSI committees. His lab fosters innovation in electromagnetic compatibility, antenna systems, and medical imaging technologies.