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IEEE Open Journal of Antennas and Propagation

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Exploring the enabling role of cutting-edge technologies in antennas and propagation

with Kwai-Man Luk

 

18 APRIL 2022

In this episode of OJAP TALKS, OJAP’s Associate Editor, Dr Qammer Abbasi, talks with Prof. Kwai-Man Luk from the City University of Hong Kong. Prof. Luk speaks about the transformative power of millimeter-wave antenna technologies for next-generation wireless applications. He discusses the latest trends in millimeter-wave antenna design and goes through the key challenges towards achieving miniaturization, wide bandwidth, and increased performance. He also sheds light on the enabling role of liquid antennas for future communications and reflects on the opportunities presented by reconfigurable intelligent metasurfaces for mobile communications, sensing, energy harvesting, and wireless power transfer.

Listen to the podcast and find answers to questions including the following:

  • What are the benefits of millimeter-wave antennas?
  • What are the current trends in millimeter-wave antenna design?
  • Which challenges should a researcher consider in designing future-generation millimeter-wave antennas?
  • Why are reconfigurable intelligent surfaces considered a game changer for future communications?
  • On which research areas within the antennas and propagation field should young researchers focus?

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Kwai-Man Luk is Chair Professor of Electronic Engineering at the City University of Hong Kong. Qammer Abbasi serves as a Reader at James Watt School of Electrical Engineering, University of Glasgow.

Read the articles by Prof. Luk published in IEEE OJAP:

The podcast is also available in an audio-only format below.

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