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Former PhD Students
Miguel Angel Ruphuy, PhD, Spring 2016 University of Waterloo Thesis: Electrically Thin Lenses and Reflectors.
Mohammed AlShareef, PhD, Fall 2014 University of Waterloo Thesis: Electrically Small Particles for Energy Harvesting in the Infrared and Microwave Regimes.
Zhao Ren, PhD, Fall 2013 University of Waterloo Thesis: Microwave Near-Field Probes to Detect Electrically Small Particles
Babak Alavikia, PhD, Spring 2011 University of Waterloo Thesis: Hybrid Computational Algorithms for the Problem of Scattering from Grating Structures
Mohammed Bait-Suwailam, PhD, Winter 2011 University of Waterloo Thesis: Metamaterials for Decoupling Antennas and Electromagnetic Systems
Hussein Attia, PhD, Spring, 2011 University of Waterloo Thesis: Artificial Magnetic Material for High Gain Planar Antennas.
Ali Kabiri, PhD, Spring 2010 University of Waterloo Thesis: Artificial Magnetic Materials: Limitations, Synthesis and Possibilities.
Leila Yousefi, PhD, Spring 2009 University of Waterloo Thesis: Theory, Design and Development of Artificial Magnetic Materials.
Muhammed S. Boybay, PhD, Spring 2009 University of Waterloo Thesis: Sensitivity Enhancement of Near-Field Probes using Negative Materials.
Baharak Mohajer-Iravani, PhD, Fall 2007 University of Maryland Thesis: Electromagnetic Bandgap (EBG) Structures for Noise Mitigation in Chasses and Packages.
Mohammad Kermani, PhD, Fall 2006 University of Maryland Thesis: The ADI-FDTD Method for High Accuracy Electrophysics Problems
Jie Qin, PhD, Fall 2006 University of Maryland Thesis: Planar Electromagnetic Bandgap (EBG) Structures for Noise Mitigation in High Speed Circuits.
Shahrooz Shahparnia, PhD, Fall 2005 University of Maryland Thesis: Electromagnetic Bandgap Structures for Broadband Noise Mitigation in High-Speed Packages.
Lin Li, PhD. Spring 2004 University of Maryland Thesis: Analysis and Mitigation of Electromagnetic Noise in Resonant Cavities and Apertures
Xin Wu, PhD, Fall 2003 University of Maryland Thesis: Developing Highly Accurate and Stable Open-Region Electromagnetic Simulations
Telesphor Kamgaing, PhD, Fall 2003 University of Maryland
Former MS Students, Post-Doctoral Fellow and Visiting Professors.
Hu (Hugo) Sun, Visiting Scholar (2013-2015) University of Waterloo RFID Antennas.
Khawla Alzoubi, Post-Doctoral Fellow. (2012-2014) University of Waterloo Khawla worked on development of Portable Automated Intelligent Systems for Continuous Oxygen Monitoring and Adjustment Oxygen Delivery for Hypoxic Patients.
Humayra Naosaba, MS, Fall 2014 University of Waterloo Thesis: Negative Material Inspired Microwave Water Heating System.
Abdulaziz Ali Alqahtani, MS, Winter 2014 University of Waterloo Thesis: Electrically Small Probe for Near-field Detection Applications
Zhao Ren, PhD, Fall 2013 University of Waterloo Thesis: Microwave Near-Field Probes to Detect Electrically Small Particles
Ahmed Ashoor, MS, Fall 2012 University of Waterloo Thesis: Artificial Neural Networks for Microwave Detection
Ali Albishi, MS, Spring 2012 University of Waterloo Thesis: Detection of Sub-Millimeter Surface Cracks using Complementary Split-Ring Resonator
Thamer Almoneef, MS, Spring 2012 University of Waterloo Thesis: Antennas and Metamaterials for Electromagnetic Energy Harvesting
Na’el Suwan, MS, Fall 2011 University of Waterloo Thesis: Investigation of RF Direct Detection Architecture Circuits for Metamaterial Sensor Applications.
Mani Kashanianfard, MS, Spring 2009 University of Waterloo Thesis: Electromagnetic Wave Transmission through sub-Wavelength Channels and Bends using Metallic Wires.
Samer Abdullah, MS, Fall 2007 University of WaterlooCo-advised with Professor Kostadinka Bizheva (Department of Physics and Astronomy) Thesis: Finite-Difference Time-Domain Simulations of Light Scattering from Retinal Photoreceptors.
Abhinav Pathak, MS, Spring 2006 University of Maryland
Omar Amin, MS, Spring 2006 University of Maryland Thesis: Design of a Wireless Fish Lengthening Board for Fisheries Research
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AER Laboratory Current Lab Members |
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Maged Al-Dhaeebi PhD Student Microwaves-based detection modalities. |
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Thamer Almoneef PhD Student Energy harvesting systems in the microwaves and infrared frequency regimes |
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Ahmed Ashoor PhD Student Energy harvesting and wireless power transfer using non-conventional antenna collectors. |
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Ali Albishi PhD Student Ultra-sensitive microwaves sensors for wide variety of microwaves detection problems. |
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Dawood Alsaedi PhD Student Microwaves-based detection of biological anomalies. |
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Abdulbaset Ali PhD Student Intelligent algorithms using artificial intelligence for microwave-based detection modalities |
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Seyed Hossein Mirjahanmardi PhD Student Biomedical imaging
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Mohamed El Badawe PhD Student Mohammed’s interest are in communication systems with focus on novel antennas. |
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Faruk Erkmen PhD Student Energy harvesting systems |
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Mohammed Saeed Aldosari MS Student Rectennas for energy harvesting and wireless power transfer
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Saeed Bamatraf PhD Student Intelligent Detection |
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Dr. M. Moinul Islam Visiting Assistant Professor Imaging and Energy Harvesting |