RF and Microwave Research in UK Universities

Date 25 September 2007

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Time

09:45 - Registration
17:00 - Close

Location

Austin Court, Birmingham, UK

About the seminar

UK Universities are currently undertaking an abundance of research and development in RF, microwave and millimetre waves.

This one-day seminar will focus exclusively on this research and provide the ideal forum to discuss future opportunities and collaborations in this area.

This event has now taken place.

Cost

Member	£125.00 (+ £21.88 VAT = £146.88)
Non Member	£175.00 (+ £30.63 VAT = £205.63)
Student* /Retired	£95.00 (+ £16.63 VAT = £111.63)

* Please note that all students must have their applications endorsed by their Professor or Head of Department.

Programme

9:45	Registration and refreshments
10:20	Welcome and introduction John Walker, RF Division Manager, Semelab plc
10:30	Key Note Address John Hand, Programme Manager for ICT, ESPRC
10:55	RF and Microwave work at Birmingham University Professor Mike Lancaster
11:20	Presentation by the University of Surrey Dr. Charles Free
11:45	Refreshment, networking and poster session
12:00	Microwaves at Heriot-Watt: 30 years of history Dr George Goussetis
12:25	RF, Microwave and Millimetre wave Wireless Systems and Technologies Dr. Budimir, University of Westminster
12:45	Integrated Microwave Teaching Facilities at Northumbria University in Association with Agilent Technologies Dr. David Smith, Northumbria University
13:10	Lunch, networking and poster sessions
14:00	Presentation by the University of Leeds Professor Ian Robertson
14:25	Presentation by the University of Manchester Dr Tony Brown
14:50	Presentation by Cardiff University Professor Paul Tasker
15:15	Refreshment, networking and poster session
15:35	High Frequency Electronics Research at the ECIT Institute The Queens Universityof Belfast Professor Vincent Fusco, FREng
16:00	Microwave and Millimetre Wave Research with Application to Propagation Sensor Systems Dr Peter Shepherd, University of Bath
16:25	Presentation by the University of York Professor Jeremy Everard
16:50	Question and Answer session
17:00	Close

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Organiser

The seminar is being organised by the IET RF and Microwave Network.