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Do-Hoon Kwon

Professor

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Do-hoon Kwon is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor at University of Massachusetts Amherst.

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

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electrical engineering applied physics materials science antennas aerospace engineering optoelectronics photonics radio propagation microwave technology wireless propagation radio engineering instrumentation computational electromagnetics microwave engineering electromagnetism transmission wireless communications optical engineering negative-index metamaterial array processing electromagnetic compatibility beamforming particle physics ultra-wideband communication wave propagation sensor arrays transformation electromagnetics numerical simulations power electronics optic design surface waves transmission line electronics wave optics optical wireless communication optical metrology radiation generation radio frequency wave scattering vehicular technology synthetic aperture radar global navigation satellite system plasmonics near-infrared metamaterials transformation optics anisotropic liquid crystals passive lossless metasurfaces interface field optimization free space ground plane intelligent metasurfaces genome biology condensed matter solid-state electronics particle beam synchrotron radiation nuclear science quantum science telecommunication networks electronic engineering sequence assembly omics integration stochastic optimization beam optics sensor technology detector physic radiation detection laser science double beta decay polarization rotation strong circular dichroism transformation optical designs wave collimators flat lenses right-angle bends multiple reconfigurable functions

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Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Efficient Scattering Synthesis for Beyond-Diagonal Non-Local Riss Coupled With Passive Load Networks. arXiv (Cornell University) (2026)

computational electromagneticshigh-frequency approximationinverse scattering transformsnumerical simulationsapplied mathematicswave scatteringwave interference

Advanced Metasurfaces for Next-Generation Wireless Communication Networks. (2025)

wireless communicationselectromagnetic metamaterialsantennasmetamaterialselectrical engineering

Design and Analysis of Reconfigurable Patch Arrays for Angle-Of-Arrival Sensing and Perfect Anomalous Reflection. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation (2025)

electromagnetic fieldsantennasreconfigurabilitymicrowave antennaselectrical engineeringelectromagnetic compatibility

Effective Heights for Radiation, Reception, and Scattering Characterization of Antennas and Arrays: Expanded Definitions Using Different Termination Conditions.. IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine (2025)

electromagnetic fieldsantennaselectrical engineeringelectromagnetic compatibilitymicrowave antennasradiation

Optimized Varactor-Tuned Ris Design for Wide-Angle Perfect Anomalous Reflection. (2025)

optical propertiescomputational electromagneticselectromagnetic metamaterialsprecision engineeringelectrical engineeringmicrowave technologyapplied physicsengineering

Perfect Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces With Sensing Functionality. (2025)

sensorssystems engineeringfield roboticssensing mechanisms

Reflective Rf Tags Using Additive Manufacturing for Anticounterfeit Applications. (2025)

3d printingadditive manufacturingradio frequency identification

Simultaneous Angle-Of-Arrival Sensing and Anomalous Deflection With Aperiodically Loaded Patch Arrays. arXiv (Cornell University) (2025)

electromagnetic fieldssensor arraysaerospace engineeringsynthetic aperture radarsignal processingarray processing

Synthesis of Passively Loaded Reflectarrays for Perfect Anomalous Deflection. (2025)

applied physicsdiffractive opticslight scienceoptical properties

Three-Layer Periodically Loaded Dipole Array Design for Perfect Anomalous Reflection and Refraction Control. (2025)

optical propertieselectromagnetic metamaterialsantennasmetamaterialsmicrowave technologyapplied physics

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Do-Hoon Kwon

Professor

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Do-hoon Kwon is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Professor at University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Do-Hoon Kwon

University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Efficient Scattering Synthesis for Beyond-Diagonal Non-Local Riss Coupled With Passive Load Networks. arXiv (Cornell University) (2026)

computational electromagneticshigh-frequency approximationinverse scattering transformsnumerical simulationsapplied mathematicswave scatteringwave interference

Advanced Metasurfaces for Next-Generation Wireless Communication Networks. (2025)

wireless communicationselectromagnetic metamaterialsantennasmetamaterialselectrical engineering

Design and Analysis of Reconfigurable Patch Arrays for Angle-Of-Arrival Sensing and Perfect Anomalous Reflection. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation (2025)

electromagnetic fieldsantennasreconfigurabilitymicrowave antennaselectrical engineeringelectromagnetic compatibility

electromagnetic fieldsantennaselectrical engineeringelectromagnetic compatibilitymicrowave antennasradiation

Optimized Varactor-Tuned Ris Design for Wide-Angle Perfect Anomalous Reflection. (2025)

optical propertiescomputational electromagneticselectromagnetic metamaterialsprecision engineeringelectrical engineeringmicrowave technologyapplied physicsengineering

Perfect Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces With Sensing Functionality. (2025)

sensorssystems engineeringfield roboticssensing mechanisms

Reflective Rf Tags Using Additive Manufacturing for Anticounterfeit Applications. (2025)

3d printingadditive manufacturingradio frequency identification

Simultaneous Angle-Of-Arrival Sensing and Anomalous Deflection With Aperiodically Loaded Patch Arrays. arXiv (Cornell University) (2025)

electromagnetic fieldssensor arraysaerospace engineeringsynthetic aperture radarsignal processingarray processing

Synthesis of Passively Loaded Reflectarrays for Perfect Anomalous Deflection. (2025)

applied physicsdiffractive opticslight scienceoptical properties

Three-Layer Periodically Loaded Dipole Array Design for Perfect Anomalous Reflection and Refraction Control. (2025)

optical propertieselectromagnetic metamaterialsantennasmetamaterialsmicrowave technologyapplied physics

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