Our paper entitled “Additively Manufactured Three-Dimensional Microstrip Balun for
Wearable Applications” has been accepted for publication in MDPI Electronics. The paper is available here.
Prof. Kiourti has been selected through a competitive process for the 2025 Growing Research Opportunities (GRO) Academy. This professional development program helps researchers develop the skills and confidence to work on and lead effective interdisciplinary research teams. Ohio State’s announcement is available here.
Our paper entitled “RF Characterization of a Photocurable PEDOT:PSS:PEGDA Conductive Biomaterial for 3D-Printing Implantable Antennas” has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation. The paper is available here.
Our paper entitled “A Liquid-Metal-Based, Stretchable Inductive Loop Sensor for Muscle Atrophy” has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters. The paper is available here.
Prof. Kiourti is the recipient of the 2023 IEEE Lot Shafai Distinguished Achievement Award. This award was established in 2013 to recognize the past technical accomplishments and future potential of an outstanding woman of mid-career status in the field of antennas and propagation.
We are awarded a 3-year NSF grant for our project on: “Cognitive Workload Classification in Dynamic Real-World Environments: A MagnetoCardioGraphy Approach.” This is a collaborative work with Dr. Ginger Yang at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. An abstract of the proposed research is available here.
Our paper entitled “A Liquid-Metal-Based, Stretchable Inductive Loop Sensor for Muscle Atrophy” has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters. The paper is available here.
Our paper entitled “Real-Time Magnetocardiography with Passive Miniaturized Coil Array in Earth Ambient Field” has been accepted for publication in MDPI Sensors. The paper is available here.
