Rate My Professor Michael Boers

Boers has made significant contributions to wireless communications through key publications, including 'A 16TX/16RX 60GHz 802.11ad chipset with single coaxial interface and polarization diversity' in IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits (2014), 'A 60-GHz 144-element phased-array transceiver for backhaul application' also in IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits (2018), and 'A 60GHz 144-element phased-array transceiver with -51dBm maximum EIRP and ±60° beam steering for backhaul application' presented at ISSCC (2018). More recently, he co-authored 'The coming wave of confluent biosynthetic, bioinformational and bioengineering technologies' in Nature Communications (2025). In 2007, Boers won first prize at the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society's High Efficiency Power Amplifier Competition. He currently serves as Primary Chief Investigator on the UTS-led SRN project for dual-band power amplifier design using Gallium Nitride technology for satellite communication systems (2025-2026). Boers has delivered public lectures, such as the July 2025 Discover Public Lecture on the role of microchips in modern technology, highlighting his influence in semiconductor research and education.