We are a team of researchers working on classical and quantum electrodynamics applied to the study of antennas, and guided and free-space wave propagation, scattering and diffraction.
Our work addresses the needs of future communications and sensing systems. We are led by Professor Costas Constantinou. We have extensive expertise in radiowave propagation modelling and measurements from the UHF to THz bands, in proposing, simulating, and conducting detailed measurements on novel waveguiding structures, and in theoretical, computational and experimental assessment of antenna technologies ranging from wire to quasi-optical antennas.
Radio channel prediction
Polarisation dependent LWA2
Polarisation dependent LWA
Directional vector
Bull's eye antenna
Our current areas of research focus are:
We carry out a wide range of research projects, often in collaboration with partners at other universities and in industry. Below are a selection of our current research projects.
Professor of Communication Electrodynamics
Staff profile for Professor Costas Constantinou, College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Deputy Director of Research and Knowledge Transfer and Professor of Communication Electrodynamics.
