Nutapong Somjit

Nutapong Somjit holds dual academic roles as an Associate Professor in the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Leeds and an adjunct faculty member in the Micro and Nanosystems Department at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden. His career includes a research leadership position at TU Dresden and a Doctoral Research Award from IEEE in 2012. Specializing in high-frequency components and sustainable microsystems, his work emphasizes innovative fabrication techniques and MEMS integration. He has received over a dozen awards, including the 2009 EuMIC Best Paper Award and editorial roles in IET Electronics Letters.

• Education: MSc (Dresden University of Technology, 2005), PhD (KTH, 2012)
• Awards: 6 major honors including IEEE fellowships and chair positions at international conferences

Research focuses on next-gen RF systems, with 15+ peer-reviewed articles since 2006. Key innovations include 3D-printed antennas, cost-effective MEMS phase shifters, and high-aspect-ratio TSV fabrication using magnetic assembly techniques. His work bridges microfabrication scalability with practical high-frequency applications.

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• Labs: Leads research teams at both Leeds and KTH focusing on millimeter-wave and nanoscale systems