Romain Fleury

Romain Fleury is a Professor at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the Department of Electrical Engineering (EE). He leads the Laboratory of Wave Engineering and is involved in various doctoral programs, including the Doctoral Program in Electrical Engineering and the Doctoral Program in Photonics. His teaching includes courses such as Antennas (EE-446), Electromagnétisme I (EE-200), and Electromagnétisme II (EE-201). He supervises and co-supervises doctoral theses at EPFL.

Romain Fleury is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at EPFL, specializing in waves and their manipulation through advanced materials and systems. His research focuses on developing novel acoustic and electromagnetic devices leveraging topological properties, nonreciprocity, and metamaterials. Key areas include acoustic circulators, invisibility cloaking, and topological sound propagation. His work explores the use of parity-time symmetry, Floquet topological insulators, and subwavelength structures to achieve unprecedented control over wave behavior. Fleury's research has led to innovations in nonreciprocal acoustics, negative refraction, and active sound absorption, with applications in signal processing and sensing.