Mingzheng Chen

Mingzheng Chen is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at KTH Royal Institute of Technology's Division of Electromagnetic Engineering and Fusion Science, specializing in advanced antenna systems and waveguide technologies for terahertz and millimeter-wave applications.

His research program centers on three interconnected pillars: quasi-optical structures for beamforming, periodic electromagnetic structures (particularly glide-symmetric holey configurations), and additive manufacturing of metal RF components. This focus enables lightweight, low-cost solutions for satellite communications and next-generation wireless systems, with experimental validation forming a critical component of his methodology.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals dominant themes in W-band and sub-THz antenna design (7 papers), additive manufacturing techniques (6 papers), and waveguide physics (5 papers), demonstrating consistent innovation in geodesic horn antennas and glide-symmetric structures across both journal and conference venues.

Award recognition includes:

• 2023 Best Paper Award from National Science Review
• Best Paper Award at MTTW 2023

As an active educator, he serves as Teaching Assistant for Applied Antenna Theory (EI2400) while maintaining prolific output (50+ publications). His collaborative network spans European institutions, with particular emphasis on experimental validation of theoretical models. Current research leverages KTH's advanced manufacturing facilities for metal-only RF component development, targeting applications in geostationary satellite communications and 6G infrastructure.