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Sasmita Pahadsingh
School of Electronics Engineering
Faculty Profile

Sasmita Pahadsingh

Associate Professor II

School of Electronics Engineering

Biography and academic profile

Dr. Sasmita Pahadsingh, is an Associate Professor in School of Electronics Engineering, KIIT Deemed To be University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. She has completed her PhD degree from KIIT University in RF and Microwave Engineering domain . Her broad research area includes  frequency reconfigurable antenna, dielectric resonator antenna, MIMO antenna for cognitive radio applications and metamaterial absorber in terahertz region. She has more than 22 years of teaching and research experience and has published more than 50 papers in peer reviewed journals and conference proceedings. She has also acted as reviewer for different journal and conferences. She is a member of Institution of Engineers (India), IEEE (Antenna propagation society), ISTE and Indian Science Congress.

Academic profile

Expertise, contributions
and professional engagement.

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Research Interests

RF and Microwave Engineering, Microwave absorber, Terahertz RI sensors, AI/ML

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Educational Qualifications

PhD

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Administrative Responsibilities

Faculty Incharge website development

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Course Expertise

Communication system and Techniques, Basic Electronics, Software Engineering

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Professional Memberships

IEEE, IFERP, ISTE

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Patents and Innovations

Indian Patent on “Device for monitoring food spoilage and detecting nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) content in fruits and vegetables” published in 14th July 2025, Indian Design Patent on “DUAL RADIO FREQUENCY RECEIVER ANTENNA CUM SOLAR PANEL” in the name of 1.Dr.Nimay Chandra Giri, 2. Dr. Upali Aparajita Dash, 3.Dr.Sasmita Pahadsingh, 4.Dr. Tejaswini Kar, 5.Mrs. Manjusha Behera, 6.Mrs. Tapaswini Pattnaik,7.Dr.Arun Agarwal. Published on 6th July 2024.

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