Events

The Radiation Laboratory sponsors frequent technical seminars, oral defenses and other events during the academic year. The main object of Radlab seminars and events is to broaden the learning experience of our graduate students by introducing diverse research topics in applied electromagnetics and RF engineering. The Radlab seminars are presented by outstanding speakers chosen from academia, government research laboratories, and industry. The talks cover a wide range of areas including but not limited to Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Circuits, RF MEMS, Antennas, Wave Propagation Studies for Wireless Applications, Computational Electromagnetics, and EM Metamaterials. Inquiries regarding the Radlab seminars should be directed to Prof. Mahta Moghaddam (mmoghadd@eecs.umich.edu, (734) 764-0500).

 

UPCOMING EVENTS (Click on a date to see the abstract and further information for that event)
DATE & TIME
SPEAKER & TOPIC
LOCATION
     

 

PAST EVENTS (Click on a date to see the abstract for that event)
DATE & TIME
SPEAKER & TOPIC
LOCATION

Roberto D. Merlin
(University of Michigan)
Negative Refraction, Radiationless Interference and Subwavelength Focusing: The Quest for the Superlens

     

Kenneth C. Jezek
(Ohio State University)
Radarsat Antarctic Mapping Project: The Next Steps

     

Richard Snyder
(IEEE/MTT Distinguished Microwave Lecturer)
Practical Aspects of Microwave Filter Development

     

Mona Jarrahi
(University of California, Berkeley)
Multidisciplinary Solutions to Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz Electronics

     

James C. Rautio
(IEEE/MTT Distinguished Microwave Lecturer)
The Life of James Clerk Maxwell

     

Tayfun Ozdemir
(Monarch Antenna, Inc.)
A Cognitive Antenna for Handsets

     

Tuesday, May 24, 2005, 3:00 - 4:00 PM

Dr. Huei Wang
(National Taiwan University)
Research Efforts of Monolithic Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Integrated Circuits at National Taiwan University

1500 EECS
     

Friday, January 21, 2005

Robert J. Trew
(North Carolina State University)
Large-Signal Operation of Microwave AlGaN/GaN Field-Effect Transistors (HFET's)

1017 Dow
     

Susan C. Hagness
(University of Wisconsin, Madison)
Ultrawideband Space-Time Microwave Imaging Techniques for Breast Cancer Detection and Treatment

1180 Media Union
     

Dipak L. Sengupta
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Room # 1500 EECS
     

Leland Pierce
SAR Interferometry and Applications
Room # 1500 EECS
     

Hector J. De Los Santos
(Hughes Space and Communications)
Application of MEMS Technology to
RF/ Microwave Systems
Room # 1500 EECS
     

Friday, Feb. 21, 2003
12:30-1:30 PM

Tapan K. Sarkar
(University of Syracuse)
Generation of Broadband Electromagnetic Response from DC to Daylight on your PC
Room # 1005 EECS
     

Friday, Jan. 31, 2003
12:30-1:30 PM

John P. Kerekes
(Lincoln Laboratories)
Modeling of Optical Remote
Sensing Systems

Room # 1500 EECS
     

Zoltan J. Cendes
(Ansoft)
High-Level Design Using Coupled
Electromagnetic, Circuit and
System Simulation
Room # 1005 EECS
     

Kazem F. Sabet
(EMAG Technologies)
Advanced Tools for Analysis and Design of Microwave Circuits and
Antenna Arrays
Room # 1005 EECS
     
T. B. A. Senior
(RadLab, University of Michigan)
A Problem in Diffraction Theory
Room # 1311 EECS
     

Sander Weinreb
(Caltech and JPL)
Large microwave Arrays for Space
Communications and
Radio Astronomy
Room # 1005 EECS
     

Amir Mortazawi
(Radlab, University of Michigan) Frequency Agile RF Circuits Based on Thin Film BST
Room # 1005 EECS