Organizing Committee

Topics:
The topics include, but are not limited to, the following technical areas:

Carbon nanotubes and 2D electronic and optoelectronic devices (e.g. graphene and beyond graphene)
Wide bandgap and other emerging semiconductor materials (e.g. ionic materials) based electronic devices: characterization, modelling and design
Advanced silicon, integrated passive devices and through substrate via
Low-temperature co-fired ceramic and liquid crystal polymer based microwave devices
Large-area printing, inkjet printing and 3D printing materials and processes for RF and THz applications
Engineered metamaterials and plasmonics for absorption, cloaking, and wave manipulation
Ferromagnetic materials and superconducting materials
Spin-wave and magnetic crystal materials
Passive/active microwave and terahertz devices (material characterization, fabrications, and applications)
Antennas with advanced/complex/artificial materials and processes

Electronic Paper Submission:
Prospective authors are invited to submit manuscripts in electronic (PDF) format only. All papers must be written in English and limited to three pages including text, references, and figures. A template is available on the IMWS-AMP 2020 website. Papers submitted will be peer reviewed and all papers presented at the conference will be included in IEEE Xplore pending quality review.

Special Issues in IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques (IEEE T-MTT) and Applied
Computational Electromagnetic Society (ACES) Journal:
Authors of all papers presented at IEEE IMWS-AMP 2020 are invited to submit an expanded version of their papers to (1) a Mini-Special Issue of IEEE T-MTT. Every paper will be reviewed by T-MTT in the same manner as all other regular submissions to this publication; or (2) Applied Computational Electromagnetic Society (ACES) Journal (SCI). Papers that have some computational results to validate measurements or to post process measured data are especially encouraged for submission.

Best Paper Awards:
Awards for Best Paper(s) and Best Student Paper(s) will be presented to the winners at the conference. The Awards Committee will judge the papers primarily on originality, significance, technical soundness, presentation, and reviewers’ reports. To qualify for the Best Student Paper, the author must be a full-time student who presents, as the first author, the paper at the conference.