Michele Beccaria

Michele Beccaria is a Fixed-term Assistant Professor and researcher at the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications (DET), affiliated with the College of Electronic, Telecommunications, and Physics Engineering at Politecnico di Torino. His research focuses on antennas, millimeter waves, and communication systems, with expertise in high-frequency technology and simulation engineering.

Research Interests: Beccaria specializes in advanced antenna design, including reflectarrays, smart electromagnetic skins, and flexible 3D-printed structures. His work addresses urban communication challenges, outdoor-to-indoor signal transmission, and next-generation wireless networks.

Latest Trends: His recent publications emphasize millimeter-wave applications, phase-only synthesis, and multi-resonant antenna cells, reflecting a focus on innovative solutions for smart cities and 5G infrastructure. Key keywords include Electromagnetic Engineering, Wireless Technology, and IoT Integration.

Scientific Awards:

• ESoA Grant for 'Arrays and Reflect-Arrays' (2016)
• ESoA Grant for 'Advanced Mathematics for Antenna Analysis' (2016)
• PhD Quality Award, Politecnico di Torino (2018)
• 2019 IEEE AP/ED/MTT North Italy Chapter Thesis Awards (2020)
• TICRA EurAAP Travel Grant (2025)
• URSI Young Scientist Award (2025)

Teaching Roles: He serves as a main teacher for PhD Innovative Space-Fed Antennas and collaborates on courses like Radar and Remote Sensing, Wireless Access Electromagnetics, and Guiding Electromagnetic Systems at both Master's and Bachelor's levels.

Editorial Roles: Member of the Scientific Reports and Applied Sciences editorial boards (2025–), and Guest Editor for Applied Sciences (2024–2025).