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DESCRIPTION:Many aspects of our lives are becoming more and more dependent 
 on wireless technology. This trend is exemplified by the massive investmen
 t in current and future endeavors\, such as 5G\,6G technologies\, internet
  of things (IoT) which are enabling fundamentally new applications. A comm
 on denominator in many of these new applications is the antenna\, which fo
 rms the “eyes and ears” of many systems. New developments for advancin
 g the state of the art in antenna technology and associated microwave and 
 millimeter-wave circuits to meet future challenges will be needed.\n\nThis
  talk will address some current and new emerging directions of research in
  antenna systems. This will include new fundamental approaches for antenna
  analysis\, the near fields and electromagnetic energy around antenna syst
 ems\, and possible implications on future antenna systems design\, in what
  is expected to be an increasingly crowded electromagnetic environment. Fi
 nally\, a brief introduction of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society 
 and available opportunities for research and engineering education will be
  addressed.\n\nSpeaker(s): Yahia\, \n\nBldg: Salle des Conférences\, Aven
 ue de Sebta\, Mhannech II\, Tetouan\, Tanger-Tetouan\, Morocco\, 93000
LOCATION:Bldg: Salle des Conférences\, Avenue de Sebta\, Mhannech II\, Tet
 ouan\, Tanger-Tetouan\, Morocco\, 93000
ORGANIZER: fs.tetouan.contact@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:15
SUMMARY:Advancements and future trends in Modern Antenna Systems for Commun
 ications & Sensors
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/516175
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><em>Many aspects of our lives are becoming
  more and more dependent on wireless technology. This trend is exemplified
  by the massive investment in current and future endeavors\, such as 5G\,6
 G technologies\, internet of things (IoT) which are enabling fundamentally
  new applications. A common denominator in many of these new applications 
 is the antenna\, which forms the &ldquo\;eyes and ears&rdquo\; of many sys
 tems. New developments for advancing the state of the art in antenna techn
 ology and associated microwave and millimeter-wave circuits to meet future
  challenges will be needed.</em></p>\n<p><em>This talk will address some c
 urrent and new emerging directions of research in antenna systems. This wi
 ll include new fundamental approaches for antenna analysis\, the near fiel
 ds and electromagnetic energy around antenna systems\, and possible implic
 ations on future antenna systems design\, in what is expected to be an inc
 reasingly crowded electromagnetic environment. Finally\, a brief introduct
 ion of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society and available opportuniti
 es for research and engineering education will be addressed.</em></p>
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