Kyriakou Georgios

Kyriakou Georgios is a Professor and Director of the Microwave Laboratory at the Department of Electrical Engineering, Democritus University of Thrace. With over 30 years of academic service since 1990, he maintains active research in microwave systems and biomedical applications while serving as a Senior IEEE Member since 2005.

Education:

• Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Democritus University of Thrace, 1984
• Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Democritus University of Thrace, 1988

Research Interests: His work centers on microwave device design and electromagnetic theory with emphasis on:

• Analysis of microwave integrated circuits on anisotropic substrates
• Software-defined radar systems and phased array antennas
• Biomedical microwave applications including tumor ablation and tomography
• Numerical electromagnetic simulation techniques
• Wireless sensor networks for remote monitoring
• Transformation electromagnetics and eigenanalysis methods

Publication Trends: Recent publications (2015-2018) demonstrate strong focus on MIMO communication optimization, electromagnetic cavity analysis, and intelligent simulation platforms. His work consistently bridges theoretical electromagnetics with practical implementations in telecommunications and medical technology.

Advising and Grants: Professor Kyriakou has supervised 110+ diploma theses, 15 Master's, and 8 Ph.D. theses. As principal investigator for 9 research programs including the €540,000 THALES project "RF-EIGEN-SDR" (2010-2015), he has secured substantial funding while participating in 17 additional collaborative research initiatives.

Laboratory: He directs the Microwave Laboratory at Democritus University of Thrace, which specializes in microwave circuit design, antenna systems, and biomedical applications development with emphasis on software-defined radio and electromagnetic simulation.