About Zulma Lopez Reyes Zulma Lopez Reyes M.S., Electrical and Computer Engineering Electrically Small Antenna Design Zulma Lopez Reyes is a Master's student in the Electrical Engineering department at Integrated Microwaves Packaging Antennas & Circuit Technology (IMPACT) Research Group under the supervision of Professor Atif Shamim at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). Research Interests Zulma's research interests include Electrically Small Antenna Design. Education Profile B.E., Electronic Engineering, National University of Colombia, 2018. Articles Related News January 2022 Our work on Ultra-miniature Bluetooth Tag for Red Palm Weevil tracking received best paper award in IEEE ICMAC 2021 from honorable President of Pakistan 1 min read · Tue, Jan 18 2022 News An ultra-small Bluetooth low energy (BLE) tag for tracking of Red Palm weevils (RPW), developed by IMPACT lab researcher’s Rana Muhammad Bilal and Zulma Reyes Lopez, under supervision of Prof. Atif Shamim, was presented at IEEE ICMAC 2021 conference in Islamabad, Pakistan. The Tag measures approximately half the size of a human finger nail, and is mounted on thorax of RPWs (cockroach sized pests of Date palms) for tracking. The work entailed design of a miniature Antenna-on-package at Bluetooth frequency, design of an-ultra small circuit board with complete BLE system-on-chip (SoC), as well as April 2021 Hanguang, Zulma, and Yiyang's Master Thesis Defenses 1 min read · Thu, Apr 22 2021 News Three M.S. students of IMPACT Lab-Hanguang Liao, Zulma Lopez, and Yiyang Yu-have successfully defended their master theses. Hanguang's thesis is entitled "Antennas on Floating Transceivers for Internet of Sea Applications", where several state of art antenna designs are proposed, including small quasi-isotropic antenna, large frequency ration dual-band microstrip antenna, and high aperture efficiency GPS antenna array. Hanguang has produced a high-quality Master's thesis and presentation, and he was highly praised by the committee members. Zulma's thesis aims to investigate various
Our work on Ultra-miniature Bluetooth Tag for Red Palm Weevil tracking received best paper award in IEEE ICMAC 2021 from honorable President of Pakistan 1 min read · Tue, Jan 18 2022 News An ultra-small Bluetooth low energy (BLE) tag for tracking of Red Palm weevils (RPW), developed by IMPACT lab researcher’s Rana Muhammad Bilal and Zulma Reyes Lopez, under supervision of Prof. Atif Shamim, was presented at IEEE ICMAC 2021 conference in Islamabad, Pakistan. The Tag measures approximately half the size of a human finger nail, and is mounted on thorax of RPWs (cockroach sized pests of Date palms) for tracking. The work entailed design of a miniature Antenna-on-package at Bluetooth frequency, design of an-ultra small circuit board with complete BLE system-on-chip (SoC), as well as
Hanguang, Zulma, and Yiyang's Master Thesis Defenses 1 min read · Thu, Apr 22 2021 News Three M.S. students of IMPACT Lab-Hanguang Liao, Zulma Lopez, and Yiyang Yu-have successfully defended their master theses. Hanguang's thesis is entitled "Antennas on Floating Transceivers for Internet of Sea Applications", where several state of art antenna designs are proposed, including small quasi-isotropic antenna, large frequency ration dual-band microstrip antenna, and high aperture efficiency GPS antenna array. Hanguang has produced a high-quality Master's thesis and presentation, and he was highly praised by the committee members. Zulma's thesis aims to investigate various
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