Maria Pubill at University of Technology Sydney, Australia.
Former PhD students and Post-docs at KTH:
Former post-docs:
Fatemeh Ghasemifard - She as a post-doc on Vinnova project High-5 , in collaboration with Ericsson, Sunway Communications and Digital Metal since Jan 2019 to Oct 2019.
He visited KTH May 2015 funded by ESF under project "New Frontiers in millimetre/sub-millimetre waves integrated dielectric focusing systems (NEWFOCUS)". He supported teaching at EI2400 Applied Antenna Theory .
He visited KTH 2 weeks in May 2018, funded by the Erasmus Programme at Sorbonne Université and STINT. He supported the teaching at EI2400 Applied Antenna Theory .
He visited KTH in May 2019, funded by the Erasmus Programme at Sorbonne Université and STINT. He supported the teaching at EI2400 Applied Antenna Theory .
She visited KTH 3 months (March-May) in 2016, funded by Salvador de Madariaga scholarship, MINECO, supporting the teaching in EI2400 Applied Antenna Theory .
She visited KTH 1 week in Jan 2017, funded by Spanish Research funding to collaborate in glide symmetric metasurfaces. .
He visited KTH May 2017 contributing in the teaching of the Msc course EI2400 Applied Antenna Theory, his visit was supported by Erasmus +.
He visited KTH 4 months (September-December) in 2017, funded by Salvador de Madariaga scholarship, MINECO, and we collaborated in the modelling and design of antennas with higher symmetries.
He visited KTH three months (July-September 2017) contributing to the research on active components based on glide symmetry. His visit was supported by a Madariaga scholarship.
They visited KTH May 2017 contributing in the teaching of the Msc course EI2400 Applied Antenna Theory, their visit was supported by Erasmus +.
Visiting PhD students:
Barbara Cappello, from the Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy, who visited my group for 5 months in 2020. He contributed to the research on glide-symmetric periodic structures.
Jose Manuel Poyanco, from the Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaiso, Chile, who visited my group for 3 weeks January 2020. He contributed to the research on glide-symmetric dielectric structures.
Angel Palomares-Caballero, from University of Granada, Spain, who visited my group for 2 months in 2019. He contributed to the research on twist-symmetric structures and enhanced radiation of waveguides.
Antonio Alex-Amor, from Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain, who visited my group for 3 months in 2019. He contributed to the research on glide-symmetric metasurfaces: Modelling and design.
Xianliang Zeng, from Northwestern Polytechnical University, China, who visited my group for 6 months in 2018/2019 funded by a Chinese scholarship. He worked to increase the frequency dispersion of leaky-wave antennas.
Hossein Eskandari from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, who visited my group for 6 months with an Iranian scholarhisp in 2017-2018. He contributed to research on conformal transformation optics and its application to lens design.
Mahdi Shanei from Tarbiat Modares University, who visited my group for 6 months with an Iranian scholarhisp in 2017-2018. He contributed to research on optical glide-symmetric metasurfaces.
Adrian Tamayo (Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain) - He visited KTH four months (September-December 2017) based on a Spanish research scholarship. He participated in research activities in gap-waveguide with glide-symmetric holey structures.
Nuria Esparza (University of Oviedo, Spain) - She visited KTH three months (July-September 2017) based on internal funding of University of Oviedo. She contributed to research on active components based on glide symmetry.
Miguel Camacho-Aguilar (University of Exeter, UK) - He visited KTH in a research exchange funded by British funding in 2017 during 5 weeks (February-March). He was working in glide-symmetric CPW technology.
Cheikh Dieylar (Université de Rennes 1, France) - He visited KTH Mar-May 2015. He was working on optically transformed lenses and metasurfaces funded by ESF under project "New Frontiers in millimetre/sub-millimetre waves integrated dielectric focusing systems (NEWFOCUS)".
Daniel Rodriguez Prado (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain) - He visited KTH Aug-Oct 2014. He was working on optically transformed lenses and its implementation with bed of nails technology.
More external (past or present) collaborators:
At Hamburg University of Technology (Germany):
Dr. Lei Wang - Fellow at TUHH. I collaborate with him in low-dispersive leaky-wave antennas.
At Université de Rennes 1 (France):
Prof. Ronan Sauleau - Professor at Université de Rennes 1. I collaborated with him in the implementation of planar holey plate metasurfaces.
At University of Exeter (UK):
Dr. Simon Horsley - Lecturer at University of Exeter. I collaborate with him non-Eucledian transformations.
Dr. Ian Hooper - Research fellow at University of Exeter. I collaborate with him non-Eucledian transformations.
At University of Michigan (USA)
Prof. Anthony Grbic - Full Professor. I collaborated with him in a STINT Project about metasurfaces and transformation optics.
At National Chiao Tung University (Taiwan)
Prof. Malcolm Ng Mou Kehn - Full Professor. I collaborated with him in projects related to metamaterial devices and antennas.
At Queen Mary University of London (UK)
Prof. Jesus Requena-Carrion - Lecturer at QMUL. I collaborated with him in the study of microstrip patch antennas for medical applications.
At TU Delft (The Netherlands)
Prof. A. Neto - The leader of the group of Applied Electromagnetism at TU Delft University, where I developed a stage in 2010 studying leaky lens antennas with dual-polarization.
At Universidad Autonoma de Madrid (Spain):
Prof. F. J Garcia-Vidal - Leader of Nanophotnics group at UAM. I collaborated with him in the characterization of spoof plasmons.
Prof. Esteban Moreno-Soriano - Associate professor at UAM. I collaborated with him in the characterization of spoof plasmons.