HFSS for beginners: Basic Antenna Design and Analysis
IEEE King Abdulaziz University Student Branch invites you to attend:
HFSS for Beginners: Basic Antenna Design and Analysis
Presented by Dr. Hatem Rmili
IEEE King Abdulaziz University Student Branch is organizing an online workshop titled “HFSS for Beginners: Basic Antenna Design and Analysis,” presented by Prof. Hatem Rmili, IEEE Senior Member, PSDSARC, Riyadh, KSA.
The workshop is organized as part of IEEE Antenna & Microwave Tech Day 2026 under the global theme “Wireless for Humanity.” This event aims to introduce students to the basics of HFSS and antenna design and analysis, while highlighting the importance of antenna, microwave, and propagation technologies in wireless communication, connectivity, sensing, sustainability, and humanitarian applications.
The session will be held online through Microsoft Teams on 13 May at 9:00 PM, and is intended for students of Electronics and Communications Engineering.
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- Starts 09 May 2026 07:00 PM UTC
- Ends 12 May 2026 09:00 PM UTC
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Prof. Hatem Rmili of PSDSARC, Riyadh, KSA
HFSS for Beginners: Basic Antenna Design and Analysis
Prof. Hatem Rmili is an IEEE Senior Member from PSDSARC, Riyadh, KSA. He will present the online workshop “HFSS for Beginners: Basic Antenna Design and Analysis,” introducing participants to beginner-level concepts in HFSS, antenna design, antenna analysis, microwave engineering, and wireless communication.
Agenda
Opening and introduction to the workshop
Presentation by Dr. Hatem Rmili on HFSS for beginners
Basic antenna design and analysis using HFSS
Connection to IEEE Antenna & Microwave Tech Day and the theme “Wireless for Humanity”
Closing
This online workshop is organized as part of IEEE Antenna & Microwave Tech Day under the theme “Wireless for Humanity.”