Clive Parini is affiliated with Queen Mary University of London in the United Kingdom and works primarily within the field of Engineering. Their research spans several subfields including Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, and Signal Processing.
The main topics of their research work include:
Parini has contributed to recent peer-reviewed publications across various venues. Selected papers include:
Their frequent coauthors include Stuart Gregson, Daniël Janse van Rensburg, Thomas F. Eibert, and John McCormick.
Parini's publications often appear in established venues such as Institution of Engineering and Technology eBooks, IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, Frontiers of Computer Science, Radioelectronics and Communications Systems, and IEEE Transactions on Communications.
They have authored multiple book publications, notably with the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Two titles published in 2020 include:
In recognition of their contributions to engineering, Clive Parini was awarded the Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering (UK) in 2009.
Y. Hao;A. Alomainy;P.S. Hall;Y.I. Nechayev
Jianxin Liang;C.C. Chiau;Xiaodong Chen;C.G. Parini
P.S. Hall;Yang Hao;Y.I. Nechayev;A. Alomainy
J. Liang;C.C. Chiau;X. Chen;C.G. Parini
Stuart Fraser Gregson;John McCormick;Clive Parini
J. Liang;L. Guo;C.C. Chiau;X. Chen
A. Alomainy;Yang Hao;A. Owadally;C.G. Parini
A. Alomainy;Y. Hao;C.G. Parini;P.S. Hall
A. Alomainy;Y. Hao;X. Hu;C.G. Parini
Zhijin Qin;Yue Gao;Mark D. Plumbley;Clive G. Parini
Yan Zhao;Yang Hao;A. Alomainy;C. Parini
Yue Gao;Xiaodong Chen;Zhinong Ying;C. Parini
O. P. Falade;M. U. Rehman;Yue Gao;Xiaodong Chen
Yue Gao;Runbo Ma;Yapeng Wang;Qianyun Zhang
T. Aboufoul;A. Alomainy;C. Parini
Sultan Shoaib;Imran Shoaib;Nosherwan Shoaib;Xiaodong Chen
Pavel A. Belov;Pavel A. Belov;Yan Zhao;Simon Tse;Pekka Ikonen
Yan Zhao;Akram Alomainy;Yang Hao;Clive Parini
Tamer Aboufoul;Clive Parini;Xiaodong Chen;Akram Alomainy
R. Dubrovka;J. Vazquez;C. Parini;D. Moore
J. Liang;C. C. Chiau;X. Chen;C. G. Parini
Clive Parini;Stuart Gregson;John McCormick;Daniël Janse van Rensburg
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