Rostyslav Dubrovka

Dr. Rostyslav Dubrovka is a Lecturer and Manager of the Terahertz & Quasi Optics Research Lab at Queen Mary University of London’s Department of Electronic Engineering. His expertise spans antenna engineering, THz technology, quasi-optical systems, and metamaterials. He holds a PhD from the National Technical University of Ukraine (KPI) and has extensive industry experience in R&D, including roles as a Post-Doctoral Researcher and CAD/CAM Engineer at Queen Mary.

Education:

• PhD in Antenna Engineering (KPI, 2000)
• MBA (KPI/Ilmenau TU/Aachen TU, 1994-1997)
• Engineer’s Degree in Radio Engineering (KPI, 1993)

Research Interests:

• Active quasi-optical networks and THz science
• Corrugated horns and feed systems for space applications
• Gaussian optics and additive manufacturing for THz ranges
• Passive/non-linear antenna arrays

Grants & Projects:

• EPSRC Principal Investigator: Active Quasi-Optics for High-Power THz Sources (2014-2017)
• ESA Project: MetOp Microwave Sounder Instrument (2013-2015)

Teaching: Leads courses on Microwave/Millimetre Wave Electronics and Digital Circuit Design. Supervises PhD students in antenna design, THz applications, and biomedical engineering.

Labs/Teams: Manages the Terahertz & Quasi Optics Lab, collaborating with RAL and NTUU KPI on advanced antenna systems and metamaterials.