Conférences - Électrostatique et rayonnement électromagnétique

The conference will address up-to-date multidisciplinary research needs and interdisciplinary aspects of wireless and RF technology. ​ The central theme of WAMICON 2020/2021 will be "Wireless Devices and Systems Making Mad Connections from Space to the 5G IoE." We welcome submissions on all aspects of related technologies, including antennas, passive and active circuits, communication theory, and system concepts.

Institute of Physics (IOP)

The IOP’s Dielectrics and Electrostatics Group is hosting its biennial Dielectrics conference from 14th-16th April 2021 at the Institute of Physics, London, UK, to explore the ever-expanding area of dielectrics. The Dielectrics 2021 conference will run under the theme “From Fundamentals to Applications” to encourage a wide range of topics to be covered and scientists to participate. The conference is organised in four core topics, including Theory and Modelling of Dielectric Materials, Advanced Characterisation of Dielectric Materials, Dielectrics for Biological Applications, and Dielectrics for Electronic Devices. Contributions from both academia and industry are welcome covering areas in physicis, chemistry, materials science, engineering and technology.

Organized and sponsored by the European Space Agency (ESA) with the technical co-sponsorship of the IEEE Electron Devices Society (EDS).

IVEC 2021 aims at being an international forum of information and technical discussion between the various players in the field of vacuum electronics: designers, researchers, young and experienced engineers, scientists, device users, manufacturers, operators, government/institutions, academics and of course, our valuable students.

A special highlight of IVEC 2021 will be the introduction of a new topic, focused on nano-vacuum electronics.

Électronique,    Microtechnologie, nanotechnologie

The purpose of LAMC 2021 is to boost technical, scientific, and educational activities on RF and microwave technologies as well as exchanges and collaborations within the international research community.

IMS is part of Microwave Week, a group of colocated conferences which includes the Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Symposium (RFIC) and the Automatic Radio Frequency Techniques Group (ARFTG).

University of Malta, Department of Geosciences

The Department of Geosciences of the University of Malta is pleased to invite engineers, geologists , archeologists and practitioners to the 11th International Workshop on Advanced Ground Penetrating Radar that will be held from 13th to 17th June 2021in Valletta, Malta. The three-day workshop is aimed at exploring advancements in Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) techniques and applications.The Assembly is primarily a meeting ground for academics and researchers working in the field of ground penetrating radar and related applications, including applied and social aspects, such as issue associated to hazard and risk, cultural heritage, engineering, education and awareness.

Chairperson;     Tél.: [+35623403811];     Email.: sebastiano.damico@um.edu.mt

ground penetrating radar, geophysics, archeology, cultural heritage, Engineering and Geotechnical applications,

Géophysique et géologie,    Génie civil

University of Oklahoma

A virtual conference will have some advantages over an in-person conference. We will work to maximize the benefits of the virtual format. The conference will include invited oral talks by video-conference (in a format similar to IPAC 2020 and Linac 2020), and several virtual reality poster sessions (in a format similar to the 2020 Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics Conference hosted by Fermilab). With the need to accommodate different time zones, the sessions will be limited to 4 hours per day (time zone info below). A session for “virtual lab tours” is considered at the end of the conference, with the possibility for participants to learn about their choice of several labs around the world. Best student poster prize and best young researcher presentation prize are also planned. In addition, a tutorial program by video-conference is planned in the week preceding the conference.

The Optical Society (OSA)

The Optical Society’s Second Annual 5G Summit in Washington, D.C., is a two-day program providing an overview of the entire 5G Ecosystem. This event is designed to examine key critical 5G technologies that will become core features with many businesses. 5G technologies promise to offer increased network speeds, expanded interactivity on the network, much lower latency, and provide vastly elevated conductivity.

Topics will include 5G Deployments & Use Cases, Radio Technology, Access Network Evolution and Open RAN, Edge Computing, Virtualization & Network Slicing, Transport Network Evolution in the Dawn of 5G, Scalability of 5G Deployment, Optical Access and Aggregation Networks, and Optical Transceivers & Photonic Devices for 5G.

Réseaux, Internet,    Matériel informatique

European Microwave Association (EuMA)

Hosted by the University of Ulm in cooperation with IMA e.V. and VDE/ITG.

The 14th German Microwave Conference 2022, GeMiC 2022, provides a unique platform of exchange with experts and to meet colleagues from industry, research institutes, and universities.