Dimitra-Theodora Kaklamani

Prof. Dimitra-Theodora Kaklamani is a Professor at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (SCE) of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), where she has held roles including Lecturer (1995), Assistant Professor (2000), Associate Professor (2004), and Professor (2009). She specializes in microwave systems, wireless communications, and computational electromagnetism, with over 300 publications and a Springer book on computational techniques.

Education: PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering from NTUA (1992).

Research Interests: Focus on microwave theory, antenna design, distributed processing, security, and machine learning applications in telecommunications. Her work includes developing software for modeling information transmission systems, coordinating EU projects, and advancing computational methods for electromagnetic applications.

Key Contributions: Published extensively on MIMO systems, federated learning in 5G/6G networks, intelligent metasurfaces, and IoT security. Active in standardization efforts for DVB-T networks and wireless protocols.

Labs/Teams: Involved in projects like inCASA (remote healthcare monitoring) and advanced antenna array optimization using stochastic algorithms. Collaborates on interdisciplinary initiatives blending machine learning with telecommunications.