Bio-Sensor research focuses on developing a non-invasive RFID-based system for real-time monitoring of physiological conditions. The system operates wirelessly, powered by external energy sources, eliminating the need for an internal battery and enabling extended monitoring. Research efforts are centered on designing a reliable communication mechanism through RFID antennas to accurately capture and transmit physiological signals, with a primary application in the early diagnosis of hydronephrosi...

RFIC (Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit) research is fundamental to advancing wireless communication by enabling efficient, high-frequency signal processing for a range of applications. Our lab addresses key challenges such as optimizing power consumption, enhancing signal integrity, and expanding bandwidth capacity. Through innovative RFIC designs, we aim to create scalable, high-performance solutions for modern connectivity needs, including 5G, IoT, and satellite communication. Our research c...

RF and Microwave circuits form the backbone of high-frequency signal transmission, enabling a range of advanced communication and sensing applications. At MICS lab, the primary focus is to address emerging challenges in high-frequency technology through innovative RF and Microwave circuits, including filters, multiplexers, couplers, and Butler matrices. By designing, simulating, and testing these circuits, MICS lab aims to enhance system performance and support new solutions for high-frequency a...