Our People

Alexandros Feresidis is a Professor of Microwave and Terahertz Communications and also Head of the Metamaterials Engineering Laboratory. He leads research on electromagnetic metamaterial structures, antennas,  microwave, mm-wave and THz circuits. He is an expert on the analysis and design of artificial periodic metamaterials/metasurfaces, electromagnetic band gap (EBG) structures and ...

Dr Wang is Head of the Emerging Device Technology (EDT) Research Lab, and the Academic Lead of both the Engineering Cleanroom and the THz Vector Network Analyser Facility. He served as the TPC Chair of the 2021 European Microwave Conference. 

He teaches courses in electronics and electromagnetism. His research focuses on microwave and terahertz passive device technologies, with an ...

Costas Constantinou is Professor of Communication Electrodynamics in the School of Engineering.

Costas has published over 150 research papers in scientific journals, international conferences and book chapters in a broad range of topics in the area of communications engineering that include optics, electromagnetic theory, electromagnetic scattering and diffraction, electromagnetic measurement, ...

Miguel Navarro-Cía is a Reader in TeraHertz Science and Engineering jointly in the School of Physics and Astronomy, and in the School of Engineering.

Miguel’s research focuses on the general field of applied electromagnetics. He has published over 125 research papers in scientific journals as well as two book chapters, and has contributed over 300 communications to international ...

Peter Gardner is an Emeritus Professor in Microwave Engineering at the University of Birmingham. He has over 120 publications on various aspects of microwave engineering research. He teaches microwave engineering and communication systems engineering at Honours and Masters levels at Birmingham, and he regularly delivers course in microwave design at the CPD centre in Oxford University. He ...

Professor Hall is a professor in the School of Electrical, Electronic & Computer Eng (EESE) and a member of the Communications Engineering Research Group. He researches in the field of microwave antennas and radiowave propagation.

Professor Lancaster is Head of the Emerging Device Technology Research group working in the area of microwave circuits and components for communications and radar systems. His main interest is in passive circuits working at frequencies up to 300 GHz.

He has published nearly 300 research papers and two books. His research income since joining The University of Birmingham has been around ...