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Dr. Andreasson's research in the period 2018 - 2023 encompasses advancements in 3D printing, materials science, electromagnetic testing, and wireless communication. He has significantly enhanced the performance of 3D-printed optical components, particularly high-frequency radar lenses, by refining their refractive properties and incorporating anti-reflective structures.

In materials science, Dr. Andreasson has revealed critical dynamic processes in phase-change materials using femtosecond x-ray diffraction, which has implications for enhancing the performance of electronic and optical devices. He has also pioneered the application of augmented reality (AR) in electromagnetic compatibility testing. His innovative AR methods allow for real-time visualization of electromagnetic fields, improving the ability to address compatibility issues in electronic devices.

Additionally, Dr. Andreasson has developed substrate integrated waveguide-based antennas, vital for boosting IoT device connectivity and performance. His research not only advances individual technological fields but also synergizes them to foster significant, multifaceted impacts across the technological spectrum.