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affiliation: University of Leeds, School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, UK
affiliation (PhD 2000): University of Cambridge, Department of Physics, UK

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2023
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Manoj Stanley, Rowan Parker-Jervis, James Skinner, Sebastian De Graaf, Tobias Lindström, John Cunningham, Nick M. Ridler:
Determination of the Permittivity of Transmission Lines at Milli-Kelvin Temperatures. IEEE Access 11: 60626-60634 (2023)
2020
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Sae June Park, John Cunningham:
Effect of Substrate Etching on Terahertz Metamaterial Resonances and Its Liquid Sensing Applications. Sensors 20(11): 3133 (2020)
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Sae June Park, John Cunningham:
Determination of Permittivity of Dielectric Analytes in the Terahertz Frequency Range Using Split Ring Resonator Elements Integrated with On-Chip Waveguide. Sensors 20(15): 4264 (2020)

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