Microwave and Optical Communications

The Microwave and Optical Communications research area activities revolve around microwave and optoelectronic technologies and techniques for use in communications and radar.  The group is involved with modelling and simulation of modern wireless (radio) and optoelectronic communication systems.  It is also engaged with the design and development of computer algorithms for measurement and control of microwave and optoelectronic hardware.

Its present focus is on multiple-element antennas and associated signal processing techniques (also known as smart antennas), ultra wideband microwave imaging and target recognition, design and modelling of short-reach optical interconnects and modelling and characterisation of optical emitters for high-speed digital communication systems.

Contact Information

Associate Professor Aleks Rakic
The School of Information Technology & Electrical Engineering
The University of Queensland QLD 4072
Ph: + 61 7 3365 3569
Email: rakic@itee.uq.edu.au 

Microwave and Optical Communications section

Microwave & Optical Communications Research Projects

An overview of the research projects being conducted by the Microwave and Optical Communications Group.

Microwave & Optical Communications - People

A list of research staff.

Microwave & Optical Communications - Research Facilities

Information about Microwave and Optical Communications research facilities

Publications - Microwave & Optical Communications

A list of relevant Microwave & Optical Communictions publications.

Study Opportunities - Microwave & Optical Communications

Available opportunities for postgraduate students in the field of Microwave & Optical Communications.

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