Patrick Reynaert

Patrick Reynaert is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Engineering Sciences, KU Leuven, and heads the MICAS Division (Microelectronics and Sensors) within the Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT). He also serves as Program Director for the POC Electrical Engineering. His research focuses on advanced electronic systems, including mm-wave and terahertz communication, CMOS circuit design, and high-speed data transmission using novel materials like polymer microwave fibers. Key contributions include breakthroughs in power amplifier design, active baluns, and non-coherent communication systems. His work bridges cutting-edge semiconductor technologies with practical applications in imaging and wireless communication.

Education: Not explicitly detailed in the provided text, but his roles imply advanced academic qualifications in electrical engineering or related fields.

Research Interests:

• Millimeter-wave and terahertz systems
• CMOS and FD-SOI circuit design
• Dielectric waveguide communication
• High-speed data transmission
• Power amplifier optimization
• 3D-printed antennas and components

Publications: Over 30+ peer-reviewed articles between 2020–2025, emphasizing high-frequency circuits, terahertz imaging, and energy-efficient communication systems. Recent work explores 390 GHz transmitters, 600 GHz receivers, and 100 Gb/s data links in CMOS technologies.

Grants/Advising: No explicit grant details provided, but his roles suggest leadership in funded research projects. No listed advisees found.

Labs/Teams: MICAS Division, leading a team focused on microelectronics, sensors, and advanced communication systems. Collaborations with industry and academic partners on next-gen semiconductor applications.