The Menon Group is affiliated with the Intelligent Electromagnetic Sensors Laboratory (IEMSL) and the Electromagnetics Group at Texas A&M University. The mission of the lab is to develop technologies to advance high-frequency (RF/microwave/millimeter wave) systems for ever-increasing, data-intensive sensing and communications applications. Our group is currently investigating for intelligence / cognition in radars.
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News
August 2024: Mariea Sharaf Anzum joins our team as a PhD student. Welcome Mariea!
April 16, 2024: Roman Venegas has been selected to participate in the 2024 Project Connect. Congratulations Roman!
April 9, 2024: Grace Kent has been selected to participate in the 2024 Project Connect. Congratulations Grace!
As part of the program, Grace and Roman will attend the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in Summer 2024. Every year, Project Connect brings together an exceptional group of undergraduate and first-year graduate students to the IEEE-IMS conference on a travel grant provided by sponsors that include the National Science Foundation and IEEE.
April 3, 2024: Students presented their project ideas at the Intelligent Electromagnetic Sensor Laboratories Open House (https://iemsl.engr.tamu.edu/)
March 2024: Abhijeet Ghadiyaram joins our group. Welcome Abhijeet!
Feb 2024: Roman Venegas, Wesley Miller, and Grace Kent join our group. Welcome Roman, Wesley, and Grace!
Jan 2024: Zahid Kaya joins our group. Welcome Zahid!
Nov 2023: Shreeram Kalyanakrishnan joins our group. Welcome Shreeram!
Gallery
March 2024: Shreeram, Wesley, and Roman in-front of the microwave / millimeter wave absorber wall. The absorbers are from EMCShop PU-RAM-P200 with >35dB reflection loss between 3 and 100 GHz. The assembled absorber wall measures 6ft x 6ft.
Feb 2024: Shreeram designed movable microwave absorber structure that will decrease background reflections during indoor short-range radar measurements. Here are Shreeram, Wesley and Roman during the assembly process.