Research Group and Interests
Research Group:
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Research Interests:
-Phase-change materials and devices
-Micro/nano-bolometers
-Reconfigurable antennas and components
-Antenna arrays
-Millimeter-wave microsystems
-Electrical characterization of novel materials
-Novel materials and microfabrication processes
-Micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS)
Research Highlights
Robotic Measurements of Antenna Patterns
With the development of millimeter-wave antennas in our research group, there is a need for characterizing such antennas after they are designed and fabricated. In practice, currently available facilities such as the anechoic chamber at the ElectroScience... | LEARN MORE
Carmen Receives the 2019 AMTA Travel Scholarship
Graduate student Carmen Matos is the recipient of the travel scholarship to the 41st Annual Meeting and Symposium of the Antenna Measurement Techniques Association (AMTA) held in San Diego, California. The... | LEARN MORE
Mark Receives AFRL/DAGSI Fellowship
Ph.D. student Mark Lust is the recipient of the 2019 Defense Associated Graduate Student Innovators (DAGSI) Fellowship. This award entails collaboration with researchers at Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) , OH. | LEARN MORE
Ghalichechian Receives NSF Career Award
Professor Nima Ghalichechian receives 5-year NSF CAREER award titled “CAREER: Understanding and Exploiting Non-linear Behavior of Phase-Change Materials for Millimeter-Wave Applications”. For more information please see the ECE press release... | LEARN MORE
Ghalichechian Receives Lumley Research Award
The Lumley Engineering Research Awards are presented to a select group of outstanding researchers in the College of Engineering who have shown exceptional activity and success in pursuing new knowledge of a fundamental or applied nature. Professor... | LEARN MORE
3D Printed Antennas
-------- DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF FRESNEL LENS --------------------------------- Traditional lens structures are used in a wide range of applications: from imaging systems for magnifying small objects, to energy systems for harvesting more solar energy without using expensive or large cells. | LEARN MORE
2016 NSF REU Students
Ohio State University students Mahnoor Naqvi and Spandan Shah are two researchers working with our RF Microsystems team during the summer of 2016 under National Science Foundation (NFS) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. Mahnoor... | LEARN MORE
Principal Investigator
Nima Ghalichechian
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The Ohio State University