Connor Jenkins

Connor Jenkins works on wearable wireless technology, particularly magnetoinductive waveguides—chains of small magnetic coils that can carry signals or power along the surface of the body without wires. This research supports applications like wireless body area networks (sensors placed around the body that communicate with each other), wireless power transfer for wearable devices, and low-loss wireless communication with medical implants. He also has a secondary line of work in engineering education, studying how first-year engineering students learn programming and technical writing skills.

Publication output was minimal or absent for much of the past decade but has grown sharply since 2023, peaking in 2024, suggesting a recent and active phase of research productivity.

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