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International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility – EMC Europe 2020

EMC research and conferences in Europe have a long tradition. From the series of independent EMC Symposia based in Wroclaw, Zurich, and Rome, running every second year, has emerged EMC Europe which is organized every year in a European city to provide an international forum for the exchange of technical information on EMC. The 2020 EMC Europe Symposium will be held at the Engineering Faculty of Sapienza University of Rome, from September 7-11, 2020. The Symposium will cover the entire scope of electromagnetic compatibility including emerging technologies. Oral and Poster Sessions, Workshops, Tutorials, Short-Courses, and Special Sessions will be organized.

In addition, an EMC exhibition will be held in parallel with the conference. The Exhibition offers an excellent opportunity for all segments of EMC Community to meet, providing an international gathering for everyone involved in technologies associated with RF, Microwave, Antenna, EMC Instrumentation, Analysis Software, Materials and Nanotechnologies, Books and Journals.

Visit www.emceurope2020.org for more information.

Important dates:

15 January 2020: Special Sessions

15 February 2020: Paper Submissions

15 March 2020: Proposals for Workshops/Tutorials

20 April 2020: Notification of Acceptance

20 May 2020: Final Paper Submission

Join us at a local Women in Electronics Chapter meeting! The Europe Division meetings are structured to share the mission and goals of the WE organization at the local level in order to provide an opportunity for strategic networking, professional and personal development, and a forum for collaborative thought leadership.

As Women in Electronics expands, Europe will be grouped by North, South, East, and West Divisions.  Membership is inclusive of women in the Electronics Industry at any stage in their career, in any aspect of the channel.

What is the purpose of a division meeting?

Division meetings provide you with the opportunity to develop new and nurture your existing relationships within the Electronics Industry – while also gaining relevant industry information and leadership training that will enhance your career. Whether you are attending for the first time or getting reacquainted with an old friend, Women in Electronics division meetings provide opportunities to share ideas and experiences with industry colleagues in your area.

What can I expect at a division meeting?

Our division meetings take place in an interactive environment led by a trained WE Division Chair where participants can exchange ideas, grow, and learn together. The content surrounding the discussion is taken from one of the monthly leadership trainings from that quarter. We discuss ways in which we can take the information learned as a group and apply it to our individual professional and personal lives.

Will there be a formal agenda?

The chapter meetings are about 90 minutes and deliver the WE corporate messages and leadership training material through the local Division Chair. There will be a brief organizational overview as well as a presentation regarding the leadership training material. The discussions become very interactive, but remain consistent with the WE format and values. All division meetings will be delivering the same content, so if you travel, you will have options in Europe and all over the globe to participate and make new industry contacts!

Do we meet in person?

When global conditions permit, we will have in person meetings again! We will continue with virtual meetings quarterly and add an in person networking event as soon as we are able. In the meantime, please participate in the virtual events offered and use the membership directory to connect with your WE family!

Is there a cost?

We make our best attempts to obtain financial support for all division meetings. Non-members may attend one meeting free of charge. If you know of a company interested in being an Event Supporter for a local chapter meeting, please contact us.

How do I hear about the Europe division meetings?

When you set up your WE account, you have the opportunity to approve the division you have been placed in or change the division that best fits your needs. All members will be assigned a division.

Not part of the WE family just yet?

Great news! Bring a friend! Non-members are granted the opportunity to attend a division meeting with no obligation. If you like what you hear, please join our community by accessing our membership page.

Speakers:

Dr. Bogdan Adamczyk is professor and director of the EMC Center at Grand Valley State University where he develops EMC educational material and teaches EMC certificate courses for industry (www.gvsu.edu/emccenter/). He is an iNARTE certified EMC Master Design Engineer. Prof. Adamczyk is the author of the textbook “Foundations of Electromagnetic Compatibility with Practical Applications” (Wiley, 2017). He has taught numerous EMC courses for industry and authored over 50 publications on EMC education, measurement and testing. He is a technical editor for Interference Technology Magazine and writes a monthly column “EMC Concepts Explained” for In Compliance Magazine. He can be reached at [email protected]

Jim Teune is a co-founder and EMC Specialist at E3 Compliance which focuses on EMC and High-speed design, analysis and pre-compliance testing. He is an iNARTE certified EMC Engineer and Master EMC Design Engineer. Jim is an industrial partner of the EMC Center at Grand Valley State University and supports STEM activities.  He has co-authored several papers for IEEE and ASEE (American Society of Engineering Educators) as well as articles for In Compliance Magazine.  He can be reached at [email protected]

Scott Mee is a co-founder and EMC specialist at E3 Compliance which focuses on EMC and High-speed design, analysis and pre-compliance testing. He is an iNARTE certified EMC Engineer and Master EMC Design Engineer.  He has co-authored and presented numerous technical articles through the IEEE EMC symposia and publications. Scott is an industrial partner of the EMC Center at GVSU and supports academic and student activities to further EMC learning at the University.  He can be reached at [email protected]