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PIM

Propagation and Multi-scale Interaction

The work carried out within the PIM team aims to develop and improve modeling and optimization tools to help in the representation and understanding of phenomena resulting from the interaction of electromagnetic waves with the environment. These phenomena are observed at different scales of the system, but also devices and components developed by other teams DH and SMART.

Research is carried out in the framework under three complementary  topics

  • MOSEM: Modeling & Simulation EM - near & far field (tools, asymptotic methods, exact methods, empirical methods, hybrids methods, ...)
  • MOCAP: Modeling and characterization of the propagation channel: physical and statistical methods, ...
  • MOSSYP: Modeling and simulation systems and platforms (experimental & Virtual Systems)

The team has several experimental facilities including devices and tools such as :

  • Anechoic chamber works from 2 to 18 GHz
  • Operational Radar operating in the X band
  • Experimental Radar operating in the Ku band
  • Several simulation platforms (high performance servers)
  • Specialized software: HFFS, FEKO, ADS, CST-MWS, MicroStripes, Winprop, IE3D, SolidWorks, OrCAD ...

You will find below a non-exhaustive list of the various partners with which PIM maintains solid collaborations.

 

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Young Scientist Award (URSI AP-RASC 2025)

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The URSI (International Union of Radio Science) Asia-Pacific Conference was held in Sydney, Australia, from August 17 to 22, 2025. Adrien Merlini took part in the event to present and promote his research contributions. His paper, entitled 'High-Fide…

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First Prize of the Young Scientist Best Paper (EMTS 2025)

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Clément Henry has received the First Prize of the Young Scientist Best Paper Award for the contribution "Laplacian Surrogate of the EFIE based on Differential Forms: Application to Preconditioning" at the 2025 International Symposium on Electromagnet…

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Phd Defense of Nicholas ATTWOOD

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Nicholas ATTWOOD will defend his thesis entitled "Design of a mmWave Channel Sounder and Channel Model Extraction in Railway Environment" on December 19th at IMT Atlantique. https://labsticc.fr/en/lab-sticc/calendar/phd-defense-design-of-a-mmwave-cha…

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