The 18th ASA will be held from the 14th to the 16th of February 2024, at Cliftons, 60 Margaret Street, Sydney. The aim of the ASA is to inform engineers, scientists, and industry representatives working on antennas, electromagnetics, and related areas of current and projected developments. The Symposium also provides a valuable opportunity for students to take part in a professional meeting. Submissions are invited from anyone in the Australasian region. A prize will be awarded for the best student presentation. The symposium will consist of a workshop sponsored by the Australian node of the Antenna Measurement Techniques Association (AMTA) and a two-day technical program.
For further details please see the authors instructions and Terms and Conditions
A PDF of the Call for Papers can be downloaded by clicking on the image.
Suggested Topics:
Our programme will strike a balance between theoretical and practical aspects of design, construction, and measurement of antennas and associated components across the EM spectrum:
• active and integrated antennas
• adaptive and signal processing antennas and arrays
• antenna theory and design
• antennas for space or astronomy applications
• antennas for wireless communications
• array analysis and design
• antennas for 5G
• antennas for IoT
• beamforming
• bio-medical effects, medical applications
• computational electromagnetic methods
• conformal antennas
• electromagnetic bandgap structures
• electromagnetic materials, metamaterials, etc.
• electromagnetic theory
• frequency selective surfaces
• horn and lens antennas
• integration, coupling and interaction
• interactions between antennas and adjacent bodies
• manufacturing techniques for antennas
• measurement techniques and instrumentation
• microstrip antennas
• millimetre-wave, sub-millimetre-wave and Terahertz antennas
• propagation topics related to antennas
• reconfigurable antennas
• reflector antennas, feed systems and networks
• scattering and diffraction techniques
• superconducting antennas
• vehicular and mobile antennas
• wide-band and multi-band antennas
Suggested Topics for AMTA workshop:
• measurement techniques and methods
• measurement facilities and instrumentation
Abstracts should be submitted online by 8th December 2023
Registration and abstract submission opening soon.
Organising Committee
Organising Committee: Stephanie Smith (CSIRO) | Michael Neve (University of Auckland) | Christophe Granet (Lyrebird Antenna Research Pty Ltd) | Ken Smart (CSIRO) | Maral Ansari (CSIRO) | Peiyuan Qin (UTS) | Withawat Withayachumnankul (University of Adelaide) | Jammy Chen (Flinders University) | Shulin Chen (UTS)