Visit of Professor Dr. Yahya Antar, Professor at the Royal Military College of Canada
The Electronics Research Institute is honored by the visit of Professor Dr. Yahya Antar, Professor at the Royal Canadian Military College and President of the Antennas and Wave Propagation Society at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
President of IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S)This will be on Tuesday, April 26, 2022 at 11 am in the hall of Professor Dr. Tariq Kamel at the headquarters of the Electronics Research Institute.His Excellency will deliver a lecture entitled:“Recent Advancements and Future Trends in Modern Antenna Systems for Communications and for Sensors”
He will also review the capabilities of the institute's laboratories and ongoing research, and study the possibility of joint cooperation with the institute.
The invitation is open to all specialists in this field from inside and outside the institute to attendThe following is a summary of the lecture:
Recent Advancements and Future Trends in Modern Antenna Systems for Communications and for SensorsMany aspects of our lives are recently becoming more dependent on communications through wireless, satellites and other platforms. This trend is exemplified by the massive investment in current and future endeavors, such as 5G, 6G technologies, internet of things (IOT) which are enabling fundamentally new evolving applications. A common denominator in many of these new applications is the antenna, which forms the “eyes and ears” of many communication systems and sensors. New developments for advancing the state of the art in antenna technology and associated circuits from the microwave to the terahertz bands and beyond to meet future challenges will be needed.This talk will address some current and new emerging trends of research in antenna systems. This will include new fundamental approaches for antenna analysis, the intriguing structure of near fields and new rigorous considerations for electromagnetic energy around antenna systems. Anticipated possible implications on future antenna systems design for current and emerging applications, in what is expected to be an increasingly crowded electromagnetic environment will be discussed. The talk will also briefly address the importance and impact of this research on engineering education with a global look at how to benefit from networking opportunities available through IEEE activities and anticipated future trends
