Stockholm Apr. 2013.

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Welcome to Lars Jonsson's home page at KTH

I am an Associate Professor since 2006 at Electromagnetic Engineering (ETK) at Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) which is located in the city of Stockholm, Sweden. We are a group of people working in electromagnetic theory, antenna theory, scattering. Our interests includes electromagnetic material properties, nonlinear effects, communication channels, wide band antenna elements, phased arrays, breakdown processes, nanocomposites.

Currently I supervise the PhD student, Christos Kolitsidas who is working on antennas with communciation applications. My PhD students Elena Kubishkina and Mauricio Alwho works on electromagnetic insulation materials and breakdown processes. We have had an earlier postdoctorial fellow Venkatesulu Bandapalle also in nanocomposites. The group also have a postdoctorial fellow Andres Alayon Glazunov with interest in antenna/channel couplings. My fellow co-researcher is Professor Martin Norgren and his PhD student Mariana Dalarsson. Anders Ellgardt is a researcher at the department with an interest in phased array antennas, communication and wide band antenna elements. Peter Fuks is also working with antennas, teaching and our lab. Saffan Ström is our professor emeritus. Professor Sailing He is another fellow co-research in electromagnetics with a group of students.

Research

For a list of published papers and more information see my research page.

From 2012 we got an Elektra project from Elforsk on nanocomposites and electrical breakdown in insulating materials. My PhD student Elena is researching within this area.

From 2012 we are participating in antenna research projects within the CHASE network. Chase is a VINN Excellence center around antenna systems. The project is about next generation array antennas, their design and properties. A recent study was together with Patrik Persson and a visitor Waqquas Bukkhsh, was a study on a communication antenna designed for satellite use.

Since 2010 we participates in a NFFP project on an AESA AEW Aperture solution. This is a project together with SAAB Microwave System around antenna elements possible for airborn antennas.

Teaching

During Spring 2013 I will teach the Electromagnetic wavepropagation course EI2420

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