Sree Adinarayana Dasari

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Sree Adinarayana Dasari is an emerging researcher specializing in on-chip antenna design, millimeter-wave technologies, and extreme-environment electronics. His work sits at the intersection of semiconductor engineering and wireless communications, with a particular focus on developing compact, high-performance antenna systems directly integrated onto chip substrates. Dasari's most impactful contribution to date is his development of a V-band 1×8 on-chip miniaturized cavity coplanar folded slot antenna array, which achieved notable advances in radiation efficiency and mutual coupling reduction — critical challenges in millimeter-wave on-chip antenna design. This work has garnered 9 citations since its 2024 publication, reflecting rapid uptake within the antenna research community. Equally pioneering is his exploration of silicon carbide (SiC) as a substrate for on-chip antennas designed to operate in harsh environments. His fabricated SiC-based dielectric resonator antenna demonstrated an impressive 91.5% efficiency with validated measurements up to 400°C, a significant milestone for electronics intended for aerospace, automotive, or industrial extreme-condition applications. Through these contributions, Dasari is establishing himself as an innovative voice in next-generation integrated antenna systems, addressing both the miniaturization demands of modern communications and the durability requirements of mission-critical environments.