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Indian Antenna Week 2010
is the second endeavour of IEEE AP-MTT Chapter, Calcutta Section after its successful launch of Applied Electromagnetics Conference AEMC as a biennial international event in the city of Kolkata. This has actually evolved from the of AEMC09 statistics, which clearly indicates that the majority of EM researchers in India are active in the domain of Antennas. This was brought to the notice of IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society and their positive feedback has lead us to initiate this activity. The meet is planned for a working week as a Residential Workshop to be held during every summer on rotation basis in different cities of India which attract tourists during that time. The essence of this academic interaction will be different from a conventional workshop or conference since it is a residential one in a star category hotel or resort and the participants would have more opportunity to share their views in a congenial atmosphere. The sessions would be singular in nature to attract and sustain focus of all participants. Potential session organizers are welcome to contact for any specific technical topics. This event would be the first of its kind in India where only the antenna researchers would gather in a common forum.
The biennial Applied Electromagnetics Conference AEMC 2009 is scheduled to be held during December 14-16, 2009 in Kolkata, India.This is sponsored/supported by IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society, IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society and International Union of Radio Science(URSI). This is organized by the AP-MTT Joint Chapter of IEEE Calcutta Section in association with the Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics, University of Calcutta and Webel, India. The conference provides a forum for knowledge sharing and exhibition of theoretical and technological development in the general areas of applied electromagnetics.Special two-hour program is planned to enhance industry-academia interaction.
IEEE Applied Electromagnetics Conference AEMC 2007 was held in Kolkata during December 19-20, 2007. This has been organized by the IEEE Antennas and Propagation & Microwave Theory and Techniques Chapter of the IEEE Calcutta Section. This International conference was attended by about 150 delegates and researchers from different parts of the Globe. Many National Research and Defense Laboratories and multinational RF Industries have actively participated.
In the keynote lecture, Prof. Raj Mittra uniquely addressed the myth and mysteries of Metamaterials – today’s most discussed area in microwave engineering. Prof. Tapan K Sarkar of Syracuse University gave a plenary talk on a new look to Maxwell’s contributions and his EM Theory which was highly
The biennial Applied Electromagnetics Conference AEMC 2009 is scheduled to be held during December 14-16, 2009 in Kolkata, India.This is sponsored/supported by IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society, IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society and International Union of Radio Science(URSI). This is organized by the AP-MTT Joint Chapter of IEEE Calcutta Section in association with the Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics, University of Calcutta and Webel, India. The conference provides a forum for knowledge sharing and exhibition of theoretical and technological development in the general areas of applied electromagnetics.Special two-hour program is planned to enhance industry-academia interaction.
IEEE Applied Electromagnetics Conference AEMC 2007 was held in Kolkata during December 19-20, 2007. This has been organized by the IEEE Antennas and Propagation & Microwave Theory and Techniques Chapter of the IEEE Calcutta Section. This International conference was attended by about 150 delegates and researchers from different parts of the Globe. Many National Research and Defense Laboratories and multinational RF Industries have actively participated.
In the keynote lecture, Prof. Raj Mittra uniquely addressed the myth and mysteries of Metamaterials – today’s most discussed area in microwave engineering. Prof. Tapan K Sarkar of Syracuse University gave a plenary talk on a new look to Maxwell’s contributions and his EM Theory which was highly