Research
Theory, simulation and experiment on electromagnetic, elastic and acoustic waves in structured media: resonances, homogenization and inverse design.

Fig. 1. Computed field of a metal-insulator-metal absorber lit at 30°: reflection vanishes (R = 0.04%) and the field gathers under the strips Metamaterials and Metasurfaces
Resonant metamaterial absorbers, annular aperture metasurfaces for infrared spectral filtering, and silicon Mie resonators
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Fig. 2. Topology optimised all-dielectric cloak around a metal cylinder: scattered energy cut 767 times and plane wavefronts restored Topology Optimization and Inverse Design
Inverse design of photonic, microwave and thermal devices with topology optimization and automatic differentiation
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Fig. 3. Whispering-gallery quasinormal mode of a dielectric disk (m = 7, kR = 4.405 − 0.007i): the radiated field grows with distance, the mark of a complex frequency Quasi-Normal Modes
Quasimodal expansion, perfectly matched layers, mode coupling, isospectral cavities and time-modulated media
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Fig. 4. Interface quasinormal mode of a dimerized chain of 29 resonators on a thin elastic plate (ka = 2.473 − 0.005i, Q = 113): the domain wall at the center traps the vibration and the finite chain leaks it into the plate Elastic and Acoustic Waves
Quasinormal modes of thin elastic plates, topological edge states, phononic lattices and sound absorption
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Fig. 5. Point source in a crystal of dispersive rods tuned just inside the band edge: a checkerboard Bloch mode under a slow envelope, as high-frequency homogenization predicts (a/λ = 0.2480 against 0.2490 exact) Homogenization and Effective Media
High-frequency homogenization of dispersive media, tunable ferroelectric metamaterials and material parameter extraction
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Fig. 6. Isotropic medium built to be invisible: the field amplitude drops to 15% inside two lobes, yet the plane wave passes without scattering Graded-Index Media and Invisibility
Scattering-free graded-index media that shape the amplitude and phase of electromagnetic waves, and flat graded-index lenses
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