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Seminar: "Radar Research at the Microwave Integrated System Laboratory (MISL)"

All dates for this event occur in the past.

MRC Conference Room, ESL Lab
1330 Kinnear Road, Columbus
Columbus, OH 43210
United States

The IEEE AP-MTT Chapter will host Professor Mike Cherniakov for his presentation, "Radar Research at the Microwave Integrated System Laboratory (MISL)."

Cherniakov is from the School of Electronic, Electrical & Computer Engineering The University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom.

Abstract: The Microwave Integrated System Laboratory was established in 2013 and specialized in the broad area of radar technology. The laboratory has three academics, three to four research fellows, 10- to 15 PhD students and at any one time has two to three academic visitors. Major topics and themes of research are forward scatter radar; passive SAR, automotive short-range sensors and a new stream – low THz radar. This talk will describe research on-going in each of these areas.

Biography: Prof. Mike Cherniakov, PhD, DSc graduated Moscow Technical University MIEE. During his carrier he worked in MIEEE, Ru; University of Queensland, Au; University of Birmingham, UK; Prof. Cherniakov is the author of over 250 journal and conference publications and is the author and editor of 3 books - all on the radar technology. At different stages of his carrier he has been extensively involved in many aspects of radar research and development. This includes active protection radar, anti-missile radar, ground penetrating radar, surface monitoring radar, bi-static radar, automotive radar, SAR, THz radar and most recently, radar aids for the sight impaired.