Professor Stuart Gregson is a visiting Reader in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Science at the University of Surrey and an Honorary Visiting Professor in the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London. He received his BSc degree in Physics in 1994 and his MSc degree in Microwave Solid State Physics in 1995 both from the University of Portsmouth. He received his PhD degree in 2003 from Queen Mary University of London with near-field antenna measurements and statistical pattern recognition as his main subject areas. From his time with: Airbus, Leonardo, NSI-MI and the National Physical Laboratory; Prof. Gregson has developed special experience with near-field antenna measurements, finite array mutual coupling, computational electromagnetics, installed antenna and radome performance prediction, compact antenna test range design & simulation, electromagnetic scattering and has published more than seventy peer-reviewed research papers on these topics regularly contributing to and organizing industrial courses on these subject areas. At the end of 2007 he was the lead author of a highly praised research text entitled, Principles of Planar Near-Field Antenna Measurements, and in 2014 he co-authored a second text, Theory and Practice of Modern Antenna Range Measurements, both of which are published in the IET Electromagnetic Waves Series. Together with co-author Greg Hindman, he received the 2008 Best Technical Paper Award from AMTA. In 2015 he presented the AMTA Sunday Short Course on Near-Field Measurement Error Analysis & Computational Electromagnetic Modeling.  He is a member of the European Physical Society, a Fellow of the AMTA, a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and is a chartered Engineer and Physicist.  Prof. Stuart Gregson was elected to the 2019 AMTA Board of Directors during the recent 40th Symposium and Meeting that was held in Williamsburg, Virginia. He will join the AMTA BoD in January 2019 serving the AMTA membership as treasurer.  In January 2019, he joins Next Phase Measurements, LLC which offers alternative, innovative choices for the NEXT PHASE in antenna measurement systems.