How
to Submit Your Paper to EuMC/GAAS/ECWT/EuRAD 2005
Submit
papers via the EuMW 2005 Electronic Paper Submission System at
www.eumw.net.
For
complete instructions see the Readme
file and download the EuMW_templates.zip
file
General
instructions for authors: The Week comprises four
conferences. A paper can only be submitted to a single
conference. Do not upload the same paper for more than one
conference.
Summaries
of papers are invited before 2 March 2005. Each summary will
be reviewed by the Technical Programme Committee of the
conference for which the paper has been proposed by the
author(s). Exceptionally the EuMW General Chairman reserves the
right to redirect a paper which does not fit with the conferences
selected by its authors, towards the most appropriate conference.
For
topics common to two conferences, as indicated in the respective
topics lists, the decision about acceptance of the paper will be
taken jointly by both Technical Programme Committees. Even in
this case, each summary must be submitted to only one conference,
selected by the author(s).
Authors
will be notified of the status of their submission by 17 May
2005. A full paper will be required by 24 June 2005. Authors of
accepted papers will find instructions for publication and
presentation at the EuMW2005 website. Authors are responsible for
obtaining publication approval by their employer.
For
format instructions and topics, please refer to the call for
papers of the selected conference in the PDF document above.
Workshops
and short courses: During EuMW2005, a variety of different
workshops, short courses and focused sessions on various topics
will be organised. Any suggestions are welcome and people are
encouraged to submit proposals for Workshop to the Workshop
Organisation Chairman by 15 January 2005.
Proposals
should be on one page indicating the selected conference (EuMC,
ECWT, EuRAD, GAAS), the title and a short abstract of the topic,
the name(s), affiliation and e-mail of the Workshop organiser(s),
the duration – half or whole day – a preliminary list
of speakers and the expected attendance.
Workshop
proposals will be validated after the TPC meeting in April 2005.
Important
Dates:
2
March 2005: Deadline for submission of summaries
17
May 2005: Notification of acceptance
24
June 2005: Submission of full papers for EuMC, ECWT, EuRAD
and GAAS
Call
for Papers, 35th European Microwave Conference 2005, Paris, 4-6
October 2005
The
35th European Microwave Conference (EuMC) that will be held in
Paris, France, from 4 to 6 October, is the core of European
Microwave Week 2005, the largest event in Europe dedicated to
microwave electronics.
The
European Microwave Conference is the major conference in this
field in Europe. Therefore, it is the perfect event to keep up to
date with recent achievements in the RF, microwave and
millimetre-wave domain. The EuMC brings together international
experts in a wide variety of specialities, attracting delegates
with academic and industrial backgrounds.
Over
3 days and with more than 300 selected papers in about 40 oral
and poster sessions, it represents an exciting forum for the
presentation and discussion of the most recent advances in the
microwave area.
A
broad range of high frequency related topics, from materials and
technologies to integrated circuits, systems and applications
will be addressed in all their aspects: theory, simulation,
design and measurement. Examples include the latest developments
for passive components, modelling and design of high frequency
and high data rate photonics, highly stable and noiseless
microwave and millimetrewave sources, new linearisation
techniques and the impact of new packaging technologies on
developing applications. Special emphasis will be placed on
emerging technologies like MEMS, System-In-Package and
System-On-Chip. The scope also includes electromagnetic field
theory, theoretical and experimental developments in wave
propagation and antenna systems, and advanced simulation
techniques.
In
addition to scientific papers, contributions are encouraged on
industrial applications, covering the fields of instrumentation,
medical, telecommunication, radar, space, automotive and defence
systems.
