AI & ML Faculty Publishes Research in Q1 Journal PLOS ONE
Anurag University proudly congratulates Mrs. Shweta Kumari, Assistant Professor in the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, on the successful publication of her research paper titled "A Compact Wideband Wilkinson Power Divider Topology for Arbitrary N-Way Outputs" in the internationally reputed Q1 journal, PLOS ONE. Published on 25 June 2026, the paper reflects her continued contribution to high-quality research in advanced communication and electronic systems.
The research introduces a compact wideband Wilkinson power divider topology capable of supporting arbitrary N-way outputs, offering improved flexibility and efficiency for modern RF and microwave communication systems. Such power divider designs play a vital role in wireless communication, radar systems, satellite technology, and next-generation networking applications, where high performance, compactness, and reliable signal distribution are essential. Publishing this work in a globally recognized Q1 journal underscores its scientific relevance and potential impact within the engineering research community.
Research that bridges theoretical innovation with practical engineering solutions contributes significantly to the advancement of emerging technologies. This publication highlights the department's growing interdisciplinary research capabilities while demonstrating how faculty scholarship continues to address contemporary challenges in communication engineering and intelligent systems, further enriching the university's expanding portfolio of internationally recognized research.
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