Call for papers

The MOMAG 2020 will accept submission of manuscripts with originals and final results of a research in the topics described below. These manuscripts should have 4 to 5 pages (full papers). Manuscripts with originals, but partial research results, should have 2 to 3 pages (short papers). The template can be accessed in [link][Latex]. The manuscript should be submitted in the EasyChair (link), PDF format file, with 20 MB size limit.

The topics include three areas covering both theoretical and practical aspects in Radiofrequency/Microwaves, Optics, and Electromagnetism, contemplating a total of 28 topics, besides the Education in Engineering.

I. Radiofrequency and Microwaves

• Antennas and waveguides.
• Characterization, modeling, and simulation of radio mobile channel.
• Microwave devices and circuits.
• Internet of Things – IoT.
• Metamaterial and periodical structures.
• Propagation.
• 5G systems.
• Software defined radio.

II. Optics

• Advanced modulation formats.
• Communications systems.
• Computational methods.
• Devices and sensors.
• Free space optics
• Integrated optics
• Millimeter waves
• Nanotechnology.
• Photonics.
• Radio over Fibre.

III. Electromagnetism

• Electric machines.
• Electromagnetic devices in low frequency.
• Electromagnetic interference and compatibility.
• Electromagnetic sensors.
• Electromagnetic transients.
• Grounding systems and lightning protection
• Numeric methods.
• Optimization of electromagnetic designs.
• Smart grids.
• Superconductivity.

IV. Education in Engineering
 

Oral and poster presentations will cover the latest research trends, new methods or technologies, advanced prototypes, systems, tools and techniques.General survey papers indicating future directions are also welcome.

All papers will be peer reviewed. Accepted and presented papers will appear in the Conference Proceedings.

Authors of selected papers (full papers) may be invited to submit an extended version of their paper to a Special Edition of JMOe – Journal of Microwaves, Optoelectronics and Electromagnetic Applications by SciELO.