ELEDIA@UniTONGJI, directed by Prof. Meisong TONG, is a research group hosted at the Tongji University (Shanghai, China). The research activities at the ELEDIA@UniTONGJI node cover a broad spectrum of topics in applied electromagnetics. Key research areas include electromagnetic field theory, antenna theory and design, and microwave circuit design. The group also actively conducts research on chip electronic packaging, electromagnetic inverse scattering and microwave imaging, multiphysics modeling, and computational electromagnetics.
Participation in the ELEDIA Research Center aims to strengthen a long tradition of cooperation with academic and industrial partners, as well as with applied research funding agencies, in the civil and defense sectors. Joint research and project initiatives will be subject to synergies with other nodes of the ELEDIA International Research Network.
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