Jianfeng Qian

PhD in microwave and antenna engineering. Over 8 years experience on antennas, filtering antennas, filters, antenna decouplings. 

A highly self-motivated researcher with 8+ years of experience in applied electromagnetics, RF devices, and antenna technologies. Demonstrated a strong ability to identify and pursue impactful research directions, supported by a deep understanding of their significance and feasibility. Specialized in filtering antenna design, mutual coupling suppression, and 6G antenna technology. Recognized for publishing in top-tier journals, winning prestigious awards, and delivering cutting-edge innovations for wireless communication systems. Passionate about advancing wireless communication and mentoring the next generation of researchers.

Research Fellow – University of Birmingham (2024–present)

• Lead research on filtering antennas and decoupling technologies for future 6G communication systems.

PhD Researcher – University of Kent (2020–2024)

• Pioneered an innovative approach to antenna decoupling by integrating the concept of filtering into multi-antenna system design, addressing isolation challenges with a fresh perspective.
• Identified this novel direction independently upon receiving the research topic, demonstrating strong creativity and problem-solving skills.
• Published 7 papers in high-impact journals, including two recognized as popular articles.

Master’s Researcher – South China University of Technology (2016–2019)

• Independently identified a promising research direction in antenna design under the guidance of my supervisor, demonstrating strong initiative and academic curiosity.
• Proposed some novel antenna designs and published 4 papers in high-impact journals.