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IEEE AP-S Young Professional Ambassador Program

2025 IEEE AP-S YP Ambassadors

Objective of IEEE AP-S Young Professional Ambassador Program is to inspire and inform AP-S Young Professionals (YP) on a variety of topics both technical and non-technical to enhance their interest and engagement in the field of Antennas and Propagation by delivering the talks at various chapters/sections "on-demand" virtually. IEEE AP-S Chapters can reach out to the Ambassadors to schedule their talks.

IEEE AP-S YP Sub-committee chaired by Qammer Abbasi and the members, Asimina Kiourti, Debdeep Sarkar, Nacer Chahat and Khaled Obeidat selected the following 12 IEEE AP-S YP Ambassadors (class of 2025) based on the qualification criteria. They are sorted according to their last names as below:

Hajar Abedi

Hajar Abedi

Chief Research Officer | Postdoctoral Fellow

Gold Sentinel Inc

Wireless Sensors and Device Lab, University of Waterloo, Canada

Talk 1: AI-Powered Radar Systems for Enhancing Care in Long-Term Facilities

Talk 2: Leveraging Radar Technology for Safety in Automotive and In-Home Environments

Hajar Abedi

Rocío Rodríguez Cano

Assistant Professor

Department of Electronic Systems

Aalborg University, Denmark

Talk: Broadband Dielectric Characterization and Design Optimization of Silicate Materials for Advanced Packaging Applications Measurements

Daniel Headland

Daniel Headland

ARC DECRA Fellow

The Terahertz Engineering Laboratory

The University of Adelaide, Australia

Talk 1: Dielectric antennas for wireless systems at mm-wave frequencies and beyond

Talk 2: Optics and antenna theory converge at Huygens’ principle of diffraction

Papa Ousmane Leye

Papa Ousmane Leye

Lead Researcher

Technology Innovation Institute, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Talk 1: Advanced Stealth Techniques: EM Modelling, Material Characterization, and RCS Measurement

Talk 2: RCS Measurement in Noisy Environments: Advanced Processing Techniques for Data Denoising

Min Li

Min Li

Professor

School of Microelectronics, Tianjin University, China

Talk 1: RF Front-End Designs for MIMO Communications

Talk 2: Design Methods for High-Performance Passive and Active Microwave Antennas and Circuits

Sen Liu

Sen Liu

Tenure-Track Researcher, PhD

Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory

National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Tokyo, Japan

Talk: Machine learning-enabled radio wave propagation modeling for complex indoor and outdoor environments

Peng Mei

Peng Mei

Assistant Professor, PhD.

Department of Electronic Systems

Aalborg University, Denmark

Talk 1: Microwave Low-RCS Antennas Based on Electromagnetic Absorbers

Talk 2: Millimeter-Wave Beam-Steerable Antennas for Wireless Communications

Srinivas Nagaraja

Srinivas Nagaraja

RF Research Engineer, PhD.

Greenerwave, Paris, France

Talk: Mechanical Antennas: The New Frontier in Low Frequency Antenna Design

Kamel Sultan

Kamel Sultan

Research Fellow

EMAGIN Group

The school of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

The University of Queensland, Australia

Talk: Electromagnetic Knee Imaging for Clinical Diagnosis and Monitoring

Hamidreza Taghvaee

Hamidreza Taghvaee

Senior Research Fellow

5G/6G Innovation Centre

University of Surrey, United Kingdom

Talk 1: Integrating Practical RIS Design with O-RAN to Enhance Private 5G Networks

Talk 2: Harnessing Hybrid Architecture for Integrated Sensing and Communication

Ziheng Zhou

Ziheng Zhou

Associate Professor

College of Physics and Information Engineering

Fuzhou University, China

Talk 1: Non-periodic metamaterial paradigm based on photonic doping

Talk 2: Waveguide-emulated index-near-zero media for antenna applications

Muhammad Zubair

Muhammad Zubair

Associate Professor

Information Technology University, Lahore, Pakistan

Talk 1: Metasurfaces for Next-Gen Applications: A Platform for Communication, Sensing, Imaging, and Energy Innovations

Talk 2: Revisiting Fractals and Fractional Dimensions in Electromagnetics: Unlocking New Approaches in Design and Analysis of Practical Devices

Contact:

Qammer H. Abbasi, SMIEEE, FRET

Chair, IEEE AP-S Young Professional Ambassador Program Sub-Committee

University of Glasgow, UK

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