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Matteo Albani is a Full Professor at the Department of Information Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, University of Siena. His research focuses on antenna engineering, computational electromagnetics, and metamaterials, with particular emphasis on GRIN lens antennas, metasurfaces, and reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS). He teaches courses in Mathematical Methods for Engineering and Microwave Engineering at the Master’s level in Electronics and Communications Engineering.
**Research Interests**: Albani’s work spans numerical methods for antenna design, electromagnetic scattering analysis, and optimization of wave propagation phenomena. His recent contributions include advancements in geometrical optics-based lens design, fast sweeping methods for eikonal equations, and ray-based modeling of RIS systems. He has pioneered techniques for wide-angle anomalous refraction using surface field optimization and developed hybrid analytical-numerical approaches for diffraction coefficient calculations.
**Publications Trends**: Over 15 recent articles highlight his focus on numerical methods (Lax-Friedrichs sweeping method), smart surface applications (RIS, metasurfaces), and innovative antenna technologies (3D-printed lenses). These studies emphasize practical implementations for millimeter-wave systems and smart radio environments.
**Grants & Labs**: While specific grants aren’t detailed, his work aligns with cutting-edge projects in antenna innovation and electromagnetic systems. He collaborates on projects like the Antarctic firn propagation measurements and radar antenna development for industrial applications.
