Hafsa Anam

Hafsa Anam is an academic researcher affiliated with the School of Engineering at Macquarie University, where she holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the Faculty of Science and Engineering. Her work focuses on advanced RFID technologies and sensor systems, particularly in the domains of IoT monitoring, environmental sensing, and flexible electronics. She has published extensively in IEEE conferences and peer-reviewed journals, including major contributions to chipless RFID tag design and multi-parameter sensing applications.

Her research interests emphasize the integration of materials science with electrical engineering, exploring PDMS-based substrates and MWCNTs to enhance RFID performance. Key areas include flexible tag development, resonator optimization for read range improvements, and low-cost sensor networks for real-time environmental monitoring. Collaborations with institutions like IEEE highlight her contributions to antenna design and IoT infrastructure.

Hafsa’s recent articles demonstrate innovation in multi-sensor integration, passive RFID systems, and array configuration analysis. While no awards are explicitly mentioned, her h-index of 20 and 2023 citations underscore her impactful research in sensor and RFID technologies.