From left to right: Martin Anderberg, Rikard Reinhagen, Lowisa Hanning and Frida Strömbeck have been awarded the Microwave Road Scholarship for best master’s thesis 2018. To the right stands Johan Carlert, chairman of Microwave Road. Photo: Hans Hjelmgren

Four students awarded for best master's theses

Martin Anderberg, Rikard Reinhagen, Lowisa Hanning and Frida Strömbeck have been awarded the Microwave Road Scholarship for best master’s thesis 2018, in the area of antenna and microwave engineering.

Each winner gets an award of 10 000 SEK and a diploma. The winners got their diplomas at the Microwave Road event on Electromagnetic Simulation on 8 May, handed over to them by Johan Carlert, chairman of Microwave Road.

Microwave Road is a national cluster focusing on international technology and market development uniting industry, universities, research institutes and regional and national public authorities.

Text and photo: Hans Hjelmgren

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Martin Anderberg, Design of a 183 GHz Subharmonic Mixer Using Membrane Integrated GaAs Schottky Diode Technology

Lowisa Hanning, Pulse Shaping of Radar Transmitters Compensation of Memory Effects through Digital Pre-distortion

Rikard Reinhagen, The technical feasibility of providing passenger Wi-Fi with 60 GHz WiGig networks on board trains

Frida Strömbeck, Energy Efficient High Data Rate RF-DAC based PAM Modulator – A MMIC solution using an InP-based DHBT-process at Millimeterwave Band

Published: Thu 23 May 2019.