Distinguished Lecture Series: Prof. Daniel Sievenpiper – UCSD
Author: Nima Ghalichechian
Distinguished Lecture Series: Principal, Ashkan Seyedi – Silicon Photonics Products at NVIDIA
Distinguished Lecture Series: Prof. Majid Manteghi – Virginia Tech
Distinguished Lecture Series: Prof. Jordan Budhu – Virginia Tech
Sonny receives the IEEE Ph.D. Student Travel Grant
Seung Yoon (Sonny) Lee, a Ph.D. student, was awarded the IEEE Ph.D. Student Travel Grant during the 2023 IEEE AP-S/URSI meeting in Portland, Oregon. This competitive grant is a recognition of excellence in their field of research, with 20 exceptional applicants, including Sonny, chosen to receive this travel grant, amounting to $1000 USD per recipient. (Link)
Distinguished Lecture Series: Prof. Nader Behdad – University of Wisconsin-Madison
High power beamsteerable reflectarray paper is published in IEEE TAP
Our new work on high power beamsteerable reflectarray is recently published in IEEE Transactions on Antenna and Propagation. Full citation of this work is as following: K. Q. Henderson, W. Disharoon and N. Ghalichechian, “Towards High Power Beam Steerable Reflectarrays Using Tunable Height Dielectric,” in IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, doi: 10.1109/TAP.2023.3238671.
Congratulations!
Mark Lust Graduated with Ph.D.
Mark Lust graduated with Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Ohio State University in December 2022. The Ph.D. dissertation is titled ”VO2 Material Study and Implementation in Reconfigurable mmWave and Thermo-Optic Devices”. We wish Mark the best in the step of his life!
Jordan Ramsey Graduated with Ph.D.
Jordan Ramsey graduated with Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Ohio State University in December 2022. The Ph.D. dissertation is titled ”Vanadium Dioxide Reflectarray Antennas”. We wish Jordan the best!
Professor Ghalichechian presented at the Radio Club of America!
Professor Ghalichechian presented at the Radio Club of America Technical Symposium, held at Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Atlanta, November 19, 2022. His talk was titled: “Antennas and Arrays for Future 5G Systems”
Abstract: Today’s wireless communications systems operate mostly in the microwave bands, which have become a crowded and limited resource. Yet significantly larger bandwidth is available in the mmWave band of 30 to 300 GHz, offering the potential of huge increases in data rates for next generation devices. This talk will review the state-of-the-art in antenna and array research for future mmWave systems. Furthermore, recent research and progress made at Prof. Ghalichechian’s mmWave Antennas and Arrays Laboratory at Georgia Tech is presented.