The purpose of this event is bringing together universities and companies working with RF. Giving universities the chance to showcase their recent work, research students to present their projects, and for industry to learn the breadth of academic work in a one-stop-shop. The aim is a mutual understanding of how both sides can benefit with a view to future collaborative work.

The research will be presented at a poster session, which enables industry to have one-to-one discussions with the researchers. The posters will be introduced with an opening session of flash presentations showcasing the work and encouraging industry to look at novel techniques. The final session will focus on kicking off collaboration, with talks from representatives of the research council, academia and from industry.

Delivered in partnership with Queen Mary University of London, and kindly hosted at their London campus this in-person event will provide ample opportunities for networking and discussion.

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• Free to those working in a UK University - email clare.kettle@cambridgewireless.co.uk for details
• Tickets for non-members are £50 plus VAT.

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Kindly sponsored by:

Qualcomm Technologies International
Rohde and Schwarz
Samsung

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The agenda will showcase a series of flash presentations from UK University research groups exhibiting at the event;

• Queen Mary University of London, Prof Arumugam Nallanathan on ‘Intelligent and Efficient 6G Networks’.
• Durham University, Prof Sana Salous on ‘Transmission Channels Measurements and Communication System Design for Future mmWave Communications (mmWave TRACCS)’
• Heriot-Watt University, Dr Yuan Ding on ‘Active Antenna Integration’
• King's College London, Xin You on ‘Design of a Novel Reconfigurable Metasurface’
• Loughbrough University, Dr Aakash Bansal on ‘3D printed RF devices’
• Queen's University Belfast, Dr Gareth Conway onResearch Impact in Wearable Wireless Applications‘
• University of Birmingham, James Churm on ‘Ultra-Low-Loss Components For Millimetre Wave & Terahertz Communications and Sensing’
• University of Bristol, Jiteng Ma ‘High-Performance Digital RF Power Amplifiers’
• Queen Mary University of London, Dr Akram Alomainy on ‘Novel Material Engineering for Electromagnetic Applications: From Additive Manufacturing to Materials Discovery’
• University of Glasgow, Qammer H. Abbasi and Muhammad A. Imran on ‘Wireless on the wall (Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces)’
• University of Kent, Dr. Benito Sanz on ‘Additive Manufacturing of Antennas, FSS and RF sensors’
• University of Leeds, Ian Robertson on ‘Pipebots’
• University of Liverpool, Dr Junqing Zhang on ‘Wireless Security for the Internet of Things: Device Authentication and Key Generation’
• University of Manchester, Dr Emad Alsusa on ‘Real-Time Intelligent Sensing, Fingerprinting and Classification’
• University of Sheffield, Dr Zia Ullah Khan on ‘Direct Digitisation for Frequency Agile Millimetre Wave Massive MIMO’
• University of Strathclyde, Prof. Robert W. Stewart on ‘Private 5G Spectrum for Broadcast’,
• University of York, Prof Alister Burr on ‘Yorkshire Open RAN (YO-RAN)’
• University of Surrey, Dr Moshen Khalily on 'Engineered electromagnetic Metasurfaces in wireless communications: Applications, Research Frontiers and Future Directions

With further RF Research Poster Boards from;

• Centre for Communication Systems, Durham University
• Microwave and Antenna Engineering Group, Heriot-Watt University
• KCL RF Group, King's College London
• Wireless Communications Research Group (WiCR), Loughbrough University
• Centre for Wireless Innovation, Queen's University Belfast
• Communication Systems and Networks, Univeristy of Bristol
• Univeristy of Surrey
• Metamaterials Engineering Laboratory, University of Birmingham
• Communications Sensing and Imaging Hub, University of Glasgow
• Communication Research group - Antennas, University of Kent
• School of Electronic & Electrical Engineering, University of Leeds
• Advanced Networks, University of Liverpool
• Communication Engineering Group, University of Manchester
• Communications Group, University of Sheffield
  StrathSDR, University of Strathclyde
• Communication Technologies, University of York

Queen Mary University of London will share posters from:

• 'Machine Learning for wireless communications', Prof Arumugam Nallanathan
• 'Novel Antennas and EM Research: From Theory to Translational Innovation', Dr Akram Alomainy
• 'Communication and Sensing for 6G Cellular Networks’ Dr Wenqiang Yi
• 'Antennas & EM Metrology for Next-generation Wireless communications', Prof Clive G. Parini
• 'Digital Transformation of EM and Materials Engineering – Prosperity Partnership', Prof Yang Hao