AES 2019, the 7th Advanced Electromagnetics Symposium will serve as an international multidisciplinary forum for the exchange of information on state-of-the-art research in antennas, propagation, electromagnetic engineering, and radio science. AES 2019 topics include, but are not limited to:
Track 1: Antennas
- Analysis, design, and development of antennas and arrays
- Wide-band antennas
- Empirical, theoretical, and computational models of antennas
- Material properties and their applications in antennas
- Reconfigurable and tunable antennas, optical and nano antennas
- Antenna arrays and MIMO systems
- Signal processing for antennas
Track 2: Wave Propagation
- Theoretical and computational methods for wave propagation and sensing
- Characterization of propagation channels
- Applications in wireless communications, radar, and imaging systems
- Multiple antenna systems for spatial, polarization, pattern,...
Track 3: Measurements
- Measurement techniques for antennas, radiation, propagation, and scattering
- Specification, and standards
- Visualization of electromagnetic entities
- Near-field and novel measurement techniques
Track 4: Electromagnetics
- Fundamental and advanced theory
- Radiation, scattering, radar cross section, propagation, and interaction with all media
- Inverse scattering and target identification
- Electromagnetic absorbers and artificial materials (metamaterials,...)
- Computational electromagnetics, fast algorithms, and CAD packages
- Educational Electromagnetics
Track 5: Microwaves, Millimeter Waves, and THz
- Solid state circuits, low-noise circuits, and high-power circuits, monolithic integrated circuits passive circuits, packaging, interconnects, MCMs, and MEMS
- Ferrite and SAW components, superconducting components and technology
- Microwave-Optical design, high speed digital circuits and SI, submillimeter wave techniques
- THz technology, measurement, and imaging
Track 6: EMC & EMI
- EMC and EMI modeling, EMC test methods in industry, environment, near-field probers, functional safety NF scanning for PCB characterization,...
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