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Prof. Chaoyun Song — Research Profile

King's College London · Department of Engineering

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Information sourceChecked Oct 31, 2026

Graduate application deadlines

Department of Engineering

  • Engineering PhD

    2027-28 (October 2027 entry)

    • October 2027 — Overseas students

      Jun 1, 2027

    • Application deadline

      October 2027 — Home students

      Aug 25, 2027

    Source: kcl.ac.ukHow to applyChecked Nov 2, 2026

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Prof. Chaoyun Song at King's College London Department of Engineering lists Wireless energy harvesting and wireless power transfer technologies (via far-field RF, mmWave, near-field coupling), Stretchable and flexible electronics, sensors, RF devices, mechanically reconfigurable antennas, on-body flexible devices, Dielectric antennas, dielectric resonators, liquid antennas, RF devices (using liquid metal and liquid dielectrics), Metamaterials and metasurfaces in antennas, energy harvesting, sensing technologies as their registered research area.

Research areas

Wireless energy harvesting and wireless power transfer technologies (via far-field RF, mmWave, near-field coupling), Stretchable and flexible electronics, sensors, RF devices, mechanically reconfigurable antennas, on-body flexible devices, Dielectric antennas, dielectric resonators, liquid antennas, RF devices (using liquid metal and liquid dielectrics), Metamaterials and metasurfaces in antennas, energy harvesting, sensing technologies

Research keywords

Wireless energy harvesting and wireless power transfer technologies (via far-field RFmmWavenear-field coupling)Stretchable and flexible electronicssensorsRF devicesmechanically reconfigurable antennason-body flexible devicesDielectric antennasdielectric resonatorsliquid antennasRF devices (using liquid metal and liquid dielectrics)

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