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Prof. Pai-Yen Chen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical
and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois at Chicago, USA.
Currently, Dr. Chen’s lab at UIC has open positions for Ph.D. students,
postdoctoral fellow and visiting scholar , who can start from 2019 Spring or
Fall semester.
[Principal Investigator]
Dr. Chen has published 80 peer-review papers in Nature, Nature Electronics,
and numerous IEEE transactions (total citation > 3200; h-index: 28), 70
conference proceedings, 1 book, 6 book chapters, and 10 US patents. He serves
as Associated Editor of 3 IEEE journals and TPCs of international symposia
and conferences. He also received several prestigious awards, federal grants,
DoD and DoE fellowships, and best papers in major IEEE conferences. UIC ECE
is among one of the top-ranked Electrical Engineering program in the United
States and has well developed infrastructures for studies and research
( https://www.ece.uic.edu/ ). UIC is the largest university in the Chicago area
and serves approximately 30,000 students within 15 colleges & schools.
Chicago is the third most populous city in the United States. It is the
birthplace of the skyscraper and perhaps the most influential architectural
city of the 20th century. As the city that invented futures contracts and
today is home to the largest and most diverse derivatives market, it is one
of the most important centers of the global economic system.
[Research Interests]
Dr. Chen’s research mainly focuses on wireless sensors for
internet-of-things (IoTs), RFID and biomedical applications, RF/microwave
antennas and circuits, applied electromagnetics, nanophotonics, and practice
of metamaterials and metasurfaces. More information about his research
projects and publications can be found at: http://pychen.lab.uic.edu .
[Preferred applicants backgrounds]
Preference will be given to candidates who have experience in RF and
microwave engineering, PCB and RFIC designs, antennas, cyberphysics,
electromagnetics theory, time-modulated non-reciprocal electromagnetism,
PT-symmetry and non-Hermitian systems, plasmonics, and nanophotonics.
[Contact]
If you are interested in joining Dr. Chen’s multidisciplinary research team,
please forward your CV and related materials to: [email protected]