Sander Bronckers

Dr. Sander Bronckers is an Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology, specializing in metrology for antennas and wireless systems. His research focuses on antenna measurements in reverberation and anechoic chambers, channel sounding, and RF material characterization.

His research interests encompass advanced antenna systems, millimeter-wave technologies, and measurement techniques for next-generation wireless communications. Recent work explores atmospheric effects on mmWave propagation and novel antenna efficiency measurement methods.

Bronckers' publications focus on millimeter-wave technologies, antenna measurement systems, and electromagnetic compatibility. Recent trends include reverberation chamber innovations for 5G/6G applications and uncertainty analysis in high-frequency measurements.

Scientific awards include the Vederprijs (2019), Catrene Innovation Award (2018), and multiple best paper nominations. He coordinates European projects like SILIKA and MYWAVE focusing on 5G/6G antenna systems.

He leads the EM-Metrology Lab and collaborates on large European consortia including FNS-6G and Polaris. Current projects focus on real-time radiation control for cancer therapy and electromagnetic shielding materials.