Mr, at Cranfield University, United Kingdom.
Ioannis Vagias is a lecturer at Cranfield University, with expertise in radar and electronic warfare. He has a strong background in aeronautical engineering and has worked in various roles, including staff officer and head of the Weapons Systems Office.
Professional Profile
scholar
🎓 Education
– *PhD Candidate by Publication*, Cranfield University- *MSc in Guided Weapon Systems*, Cranfield University- *MSc in Avionics Engineering and Logistics Management*, Middlesex University- *MEng in Aeronautical Engineering*, Hellenic Air Force Academy
💼 Experience
– *Lecturer*, RADAR Electronic Warfare, Cranfield University- *Staff Officer*, Electronic Warfare, Hellenic Airforce- *Head*, Weapons Systems Office, Hellenic Airforce- *Senior Engineer*, Flight Leader & Avionics Quality Auditor, Hellenic Airforce
🔬 Research Interest
– *Radar Electronic Warfare*: radar surveillance, attack, and defense- *Radar Decoys*: design and development of radar decoys- *High Power Directed Energy*: novel methods for electronic attack using high power directed energy- *Air Warfare Engineering*: air warfare systems and technologies
🏅 Awards
– *Military Valor Medal*, 3rd Class- *Officer of Order of the Phoenix*, Golden Cross- *Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society* (RAeS)- *Fellow of the Higher Education Academy* (FHEA)
📃 Top Noted Publications
– A Novel Ku-band waveguide phase shifter based on piezo-electric air gap capacitor tuning element 📄
– A trade-off analysis between lateral/directional stability and radar cross section requirements of an air-to-air combat airframe 📄
– Contactless dielectric process monitoring (CDPM) of polymer composites manufacturing 📄
– Close air support thermo-optical rocket 70mm Preliminary concept development 📄
– The History of RADAR, Part 2 📚
– The History of RADAR – Part 1 📚
– A game of hide and seek 📚
– Snti-ship missile design principles 📚
– GPS/INS guided munitions
Conclusion
Ioannis Vagias’s research productivity, teaching experience, and professional network make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With further collaboration and publication impact, he could further enhance the impact of his research and contribute to advancements in radar and electronic warfare.