Gregor Lasser

Gregor Lasser is an Assistant Professor at the Microwave Electronics department within Chalmers University of Technology. He holds a PhD and Dipl.-Ing. from the Vienna University of Technology (2008 and 2014, both with distinction). Prior to Chalmers, he served as a Research Associate (2015) and Assistant Research Professor (since 2017) at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Education:

• Dipl.-Ing., Vienna University of Technology, 2008
• PhD, Vienna University of Technology, 2014

Research Interests:

His work focuses on advanced microwave and RF systems, including broadband power amplifiers, analog linearization techniques, electronically augmented antennas, and active interference cancellation. Applications span 6G communication systems, reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS), and energy-efficient GaN-based circuits. His research has been recognized with awards such as the EEEfCOM Innovation Award (2008), a departmental award for his doctoral work on automotive RFID sensors (2014), and the WAMICON Best Paper Award (2017).

Key Publications & Trends:

Recent work includes 6G power amplifier designs (2025), millimeter-wave RIS systems (2024), and dynamic supply modulation techniques (2023). His publications emphasize high-frequency circuits, GaN technologies, and energy-efficient architectures.

Awards:

• Second Prize EEEfCOM Innovation Award (2008)
• Department Award for Doctoral Dissertation (2014)
• Best Paper Award, WAMICON Conference (2017)

Advising & Grants:

Gregor leads projects funded by VINNOVA (2023–2024) and collaborates on wideband receiver frontend development. His work integrates theoretical advancements with practical microwave engineering challenges.

Labs/Teams:

Part of the Microwave Electronics group at Chalmers, focusing on cutting-edge RF and millimeter-wave systems.