Sam Reisenfeld

Sam Reisenfeld is an Associate Professor and Honorary Professor in the School of Engineering at Macquarie University, Australia. He is affiliated with the Future Communications Research Centre and has held roles such as Academic Casual. His research focuses on cognitive radio networks, satellite communications, signal processing, metamaterials, and electromagnetic systems. Notable projects include the Cooperative Research Centre for Smart Satellite Technologies (SmartSat CRC) and studies on IoT satellite communication systems.

Reisenfeld has extensive experience in satellite-related research, including work on Ka-band propagation, CubeSat missions, and orbital mechanics. His publications span journals like IEEE Access and Materials and Design, with topics ranging from metamaterial absorbers to jamming attack mitigation. He has led or collaborated on over 7 projects, including emergency communication networks and compressive sensing applications in defense systems.

His research outputs (68+ papers) highlight contributions to network architectures, spectrum sharing, and sensor localization in cognitive radio networks. Key collaborations involve institutions like the Australian National University and international partners. While no formal awards are listed, his h-index of 35 (9,850+ citations) reflects significant scholarly impact.

Reisenfeld’s work bridges theoretical advancements with practical applications in telecommunications, space technology, and nanomaterials, emphasizing interdisciplinary innovation.