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We have presented a talk on “Reconfigurable metasurfaces as enablers for adaptive and modular space communication architectures” at the IEEE Aerospace Conference, Big Sky, MT, USA, Mar. 7–14, 2026.

Jiawei Chen, Ph.D. student at Southwest Jiaotong University, has temporarily joined the Fields & Waves Lab for a research internship supported by the China Scholarship Council. He will be working on applications of metasurfaces and metamaterials in advanced thermal management and electromagnetic energy harvesting.

We have presented two talks on: “Photonics at space-time interfaces for advanced THz-wave manipulations” “Tailoring sub-THz beams by liquid crystal assisted reconfigurable intelligent surfaces” at the TeraDays workshop, Milano, Italy, Jan.

Our paper on “Scale-invariant waveguiding in flatland,” in collaboration with Tie Jun Cui’s Group (Southeast University), has been published in Exploration.

Our paper on “Conformal reconfigurable intelligent surfaces: A cylindrical geometry perspective,” in collaboration with Marco Di Renzo (Paris-Saclay University / CNRS) and Ivan Iudice (Italian Aerospace Research Centre), has been published in Advanced Electronic Materials.

Our paper on “Conformal reconfigurable intelligent surfaces: A cylindrical geometry perspective,” in collaboration with Marco Di Renzo (Paris-Saclay University / CNRS) and Ivan Iudice (Italian Aerospace Research Centre), has been accepted for publication in Advanced Electronic Materials.

Our paper on “Joint control of radiated and surface waves via space-time coding metasurfaces,” in collaboration with Tie Jun Cui’s Group (Southeast University), has been published in Advanced Functional Materials.

Our paper on “Joint control of radiated and surface waves via space-time coding metasurfaces,” in collaboration with Tie Jun Cui’s Group (Southeast University), has been accepted for publication in Advanced Functional Materials.

Our paper on “Optical spin effects induced by phase conjugation at a space-time interface,” in collaboration with Carlo Rizza’s group (University of l’Aquila), Maria Antonietta Vincenti (University of Brescia), Michael Scalora (U.

Prof. Vincenzo Galdi has been elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) for “important contributions to the modeling of wave interactions with complex media and metamaterials, and the design of low-thermal-noise optical coatings for gravitational wave interferometry”.