Erik G. Ström is affiliated with Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. Their research spans multiple areas within engineering, with a focus on electrical and electronic engineering as well as aerospace and mechanical engineering disciplines. The scientist's work encompasses fields related to computer networks and communications and control and systems engineering.
Ström's research topics include the optimization and design of multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems and studies on millimeter-wave propagation and modeling. They also investigate vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), antenna design and optimization, and wireless communication security techniques. Additionally, there is work related to intermetallics and advanced alloy properties.
Frequent collaborators in their research include Fredrik Brännström, Giuseppe Durisi, A. Oguz Kislal, Chouaib Bencheikh Lehocine, and Aina Edgren.
Notable publication venues where Ström's research has appeared include:
Some of Ström's recent papers feature the following:
In 2021, Erik G. Ström was awarded the IEEE Fellow distinction for contributions to reliable low latency communications and synchronization of code-division systems.
E.G. Strom;S. Parkvall;S.L. Miller;B.E. Ottersten
Petar Popovski;Jimmy J. Nielsen;Cedomir Stefanovic;Elisabeth de Carvalho
Katrin Bilstrup;Elisabeth Uhlemann;Erik G. Ström;Urban Bilstrup
K. Bilstrup;E. Uhlemann;E.G. Strom;U. Bilstrup
Wanlu Sun;Erik G. Strom;Fredrik Brannstrom;Kin Cheong Sou
R. M. Vaghefi;M. R. Gholami;R. M. Buehrer;E. G. Strom
Wanlu Sun;Di Yuan;Erik G. Strom;Fredrik Brannstrom
E. Agrell;J. Lassing;E.G. Strom;T. Ottosson
Dunmin Zheng;Jian Li;S.L. Miller;E.G. Strom
J. Lassing;E.G. Strom;E. Agrell;T. Ottosson
Nil Garcia;Henk Wymeersch;Erik G. Strom;Dirk Slock
Petar Popovsk;Volker Brau;Hans-Peter Mayer;Peter Fertl
Mohammad Reza Gholami;Reza Monir Vaghefi;Erik G. Strom
S. Parkvall;E. Strom;B. Ottersten
Wanlu Sun;Erik G. Strom;Fredrik Brannstrom;Yutao Sui
E.G. Strom;S. Parkvall;S.L. Miller;B.E. Ottersten
A. Persson;T. Ottosson;E. Strom
J Mittag;S Papanastasiou;H Hartenstein;E G Strom
Reza M. Vaghefi;Mohammad Reza Gholami;Erik G. Strom
E.G. Strom;F. Malmsten
M. R. Gholami;S. Gezici;E. G. Strom
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