Julia Andrusenko
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Dr. Julia Andrusenko is a leading expert in radio frequency (RF) propagation modeling and wireless communications, with a particular focus on challenging and extreme environments. Her most-cited work, "Lunar propagation modeling using 2D Parabolic Wave and 3D Ray Tracing Solvers at 1.8 GHz" (2021), addresses a critical need for NASA’s Artemis Program: ensuring reliable, high-data-rate communications for human exploration of the lunar South Pole. By comparing 2D parabolic wave and 3D ray-tracing solvers, she provides foundational insights into how RF signals behave on the Moon’s rugged surface—work that directly supports mission safety and efficiency. With over six citations, this paper exemplifies her ability to bridge theoretical modeling with real-world space applications. Dr. Andrusenko’s contributions extend beyond lunar communications; she is recognized for advancing propagation models in terrestrial, aerial, and planetary settings, making her a key figure in next-generation wireless system design. Her research not only pushes the boundaries of electromagnetic theory but also enables critical technologies for exploration and connectivity in the most demanding environments.
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