01180toolsCST Studio MCP
A Python-first bridge between AI assistants and CST Studio. Build geometry, assign materials and ports, run solvers, then inspect S-parameters and far-field results.
- 180 structured MCP tools
- CST Studio 2024–2026 · Windows
I build software that can drive a simulator, read a physical signal and turn research into an instrument—from AI tooling to RF measurement systems.
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01180toolsA Python-first bridge between AI assistants and CST Studio. Build geometry, assign materials and ports, run solvers, then inspect S-parameters and far-field results.
025+export formatsTurns ORCID and OpenAlex records into a multi-hop citation graph, with interactive exploration and publication-ready PDF, DOCX and IEEE exports.
031002-ATÜBİTAKResearch-led design of a phase-controlled RFID antenna system for smart factories—combining antenna arrays, machine learning, embedded control and real-time tracking.
0496%+SSIMRadiation-pattern reconstruction from a passive RFID tag array. An MLP trained on synthetic priors closes the gap between simulation and physical measurement.
My research starts in electromagnetics and ends in working systems: phased-array RFID, antenna characterization, surrogate modeling and machine learning for measurement.
Doctoral thesis · 2026
Sim2Real-enhanced antenna characterization: a robust radiation pattern reconstruction method via passive RFID tag arrayMeasurement Science and Technology
2026↗02Comparative Evaluation of Deep Learning Architectures for Automated Tooth SegmentationDiagnostics
2026↗03Knowledge-Based Methodology for Efficient Surrogate Antenna ModelingInternational Journal of RF and Microwave Computer-Aided Engineering
2024↗04Transparent 2-Element 5G MIMO Antenna for Sub-6 GHz ApplicationsElectronics
2022↗I am İsmail Akdağ, a developer and PhD electrical engineer based in İzmir. I work comfortably from a measurement bench to an application interface—from RF hardware and embedded control to Python services, native apps and machine-learning pipelines.
Since 2019 I have been a research assistant at İzmir Katip Çelebi University. My strongest work appears where software must understand a physical system, not merely display one.
I am open to developer roles, research collaborations and ambitious scientific-software projects.