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LAPC Latest Newsposted 28th October 2011: The five nominees for the IET Best Student Paper contest have just been announced. First, second and third placed student authors will receive £100, £75 and £50 respectively of IET books vouchers. All three authors will also be awarded one year's free student membership to the IET. The five nominees will have to defend their work to the judging panel (see post below) during the Monday morning poster session. The five short-listed papers are:
Max Munoz, Robert N Foster and Yang Hao, “RF
Positioning using Body-Centric Wireless Systems" Bruno Feitor, Rafael Caldeirinha, Telmo Fernandes, David Ferreira and Nuno Ricardo, "Estimation of Dielectric Concrete Properties from Power Measurements at 18.7 and 60 GHz" Søren Helstrup Kvist, Jesper Thaysen and Kaj Bjarne Jakobsen, "Polarization of Unbalanced Antennas for Ear-to-Ear On-Body Communications at 2.45 GHz"
Domenico Gaetano, Antoine Dumoulin, Max James
Ammann and Patrick McEvoy "Conformal UWB Impulse Antenna for Pipe
Telemetry" posted 28th October 2011: The £80 registration fee to attend IMST's workshop on "On body communication and human interaction" has now been removed. The workshop (which is on Wednesday 16th of November) is free to attend for all conference delegates. Additional information about the workshop can be found here. Please e-mail us to register. posted 21st October 2011: We are pleased to announce that the four session Chairs will be as follows:
Chair: Prof Clive Parini
Chair: Prof Peter Hall
Chair: Prof William Scanlon
Chair: Prof Yang Hao posted 17th October 2011: A jury of world leading experts has been convenined to judge the IET Best Student Paper Contest. The panel of distinguished accademics include:
The finalists for the contest will be announced soon. Stay tuned! posted 14th October 2011: Accommodation at Burleigh Court for the Monday night is now sold out. We are still able to offer day delegate registrations and Banquet tickets. If you wish to stay the night in Loughborough, we will try our best to help you find suitable accommodation. Please email us with your requirements. posted 11th October 2011: Poster session details have now been released. Please click here for the full session list. posted 30th September 2011: Delegates should prepare their posters in A0 Portrait format and in colour. A0 size is 841mm x 1189mm. Please do not print in landscape as this will not fit onto the poster board. Poster session details will be released very shortly. posted 4th August 2011: IMST are pleased to announce a new workshop on the 16th of November 2011 on "On body Communications and Human Interactions". The workshop will include lectures from leading experts Dr Benoit Derat, Dr Rob Edwards, Professor Peter Hall and Professor Yang Hao. The lectures will be followed by a hands-on workshop on simulating body wearable antennas using EMPIRE XCcel 5.51. The registration cost is £80. For further details, please click here. To book your place, please email lapc@lboro.ac.uk posted 22nd July 2011: The Chairs are happy to report that paper reviews have now been completed and all authors have been notified. Authors are reminded that corrected papers should be uploaded onto EDAS before the 11th of August 2011. Please ensure papers are formatted correctly. We encourage delegates to book accommodation at the conference early as rooms are limited and the early-bird discounted rate expires on the 1st of September. posted 28th June 2011: Speakers, sessions and paper titles for LAPC 2011 Invited Speaker Sessions are now confirmed. See the full Programme below: Conference Programme 2011 Sunday 13th November 6-10pm Registration 6.30pm Informal Welcome Reception Monday 14th November 8am-9am Registration INVITED SESSION 1 9:15-11:15am Modeling and Measurement Techniques A Look at Nano-antennas, Nano-sensors and Nano-radios - Promises and Potentials Professor Raj Mittra Pennsylvania State University, USA Some recent developments of the DGTD method with practical applications Dr. Stephane Lanteri INRIA Sophia-Antipolis, France Physical bounds on antennas of arbitrary shape Professor Mats Gustafsson Lund University, Sweden Integration of antenna and propagation measurements in multipath environments Dr. Geoff Hilton University of Bristol, UK ----- POSTER SESSION 1 and Refreshments 11:15-12:45 LUNCH 12:45-2:00pm INVITED SESSION 2 2:00–4:00pm Advanced Antenna Technology Printed Electronics for Next Generation Wireless Devices Dr. George Shaker University of Waterloo, Canada System-in-Package integrated andtennas in industrial and prospective packages for MMW applications Dr. Frederic Gianesello ST-Microelectronics, France RF SiP technologies enabling wireless modules Dr. Walter De Raedt IMEC, Belgium Integrated antennas and antenna arrays for millimeter-wave high data-rate communications Dr. Laurent Dussopt CEA-LETI, France ----- POSTER SESSION 2 and Refreshments 4.00-5.30pm DRINKS RECEPTION, PRE-DINNER SPEECH by Professor John L. Volakis, PRIZE GIVING and BANQUET 7:00pm ----- Tuesday 15th November 2011 INVITED SESSION 3 9:00-11:00am Propagation for Wireless Communications Multi-Link Propagation for Beyond Next Generation Wireless Professor Claude Oestges Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium Recent development in radio wave propagation models for multi-link MMO Dr. Katsuyuki Haneda Aalto University, Finland Channel Characterisation for Advanced Wireless Access Professor Mark Beach University of Bristol, UK Imaging in High Clutter Environments Professor John L. Volakis Ohio State University, USA ----- POSTER SESSION 3 and Refreshments 11:00-12:00 LUNCH INVITED SESSION 4 1:45-3:45pm Body-area and Medical Applications Challenges in Modeling of Near Field Antenna-Body Interactions Dr. Benoît Derat Field Imaging, France Design strategies for implantable antennas Professor Anja Skrivervik EPFL-LEMA, Switzerland A microwave measurement system for stroke detection Dr. Andreas Fhager Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Clinical trials of a multistatic UWB radar for breast Imaging Professor Ian Craddock Bristol University, UK ----- POSTER SESSION 4 and Refreshments 3:45-5:15pm ----- Wednesday 16th November 2011 Free CST Microwave Studio Workshop and IMST EMPIRE XCcel Workshop places for LAPC Delegates - places are limited and reservation is required. posted 19th June 2011: We are delighted to announce that Professor John L. Volakis Chope Chair Professor, Electrical & Computer Eng. Dept, Director, ElectroScience Laboratory The Ohio State University, U.S.A. will be giving this year's LAPC Pre-dinner speech at the Banquet on Monday night. We are delighted that he has accepted our invitation and look forward to the evening with anticipation. As part of our inclusive approach Banquet places are included within the Delegate price meaning that all delegates will have the chance to attend. posted 15th June 2011: Thank you to everyone who has submitted a paper for LAPC 2011. We have had a fantastic response and are optimistic that the standards will be as high as ever. The Chairs are currently allocating papers to the members of the Technical Programme Committee who specialise in the relevant field. Authors have until Saturday evening to finalise their content before reviewing commences. Good luck to everyone! posted 14th June 2011: Due to numerous requests we have managed to organise a final extension for Paper Submission. You must still register your paper with EDAS before midnight New York Time tonight but you will then have until midnight on Saturday 18th to upload the final manuscript. Any problems please contact lapc@lboro.ac.uk posted 3rd June 2011: Thanks to all to the authors who have submitted papers. Please let us know if you need to obtain a visa for travel to the conference and we will endeavour to have your paper reviewed as quickly as possible. Thanks to all to the authors who have submitted papers. Please let us know if you need to obtain a visa for travel to the conference and we will endeavour to have your paper reviewed as quickly as possible. posted 30th May 2011: After numersous requests we are pleased to say that we are able to extend the Paper Submission Deadline to 14th June. We appreciate that this is a very busy time for everyone. Please be aware though, that the final version of your manuscript needs to be uploaded by this date. Good luck to all the authors. We look forward to seeing your papers! posted 22nd May 2011: Thank you to all the authors who have submitted their papers through EDAS. Our Chairs Professor Cyril Luxey and Professor Ian Craddock will shortly be allocating them to members of our Technical Programme Committee for review. Many of the TPC have assisted with this vital review process since the first ever LAPC, seven years ago and we are extrmely grateful to them for all their assistance over this time. posted 20th April 2011: Papers are now being accepted. Here's a summary of all the latest details and dates:
Dr. Laurent Dussopt, CEA-LETI, France Dr. Frederic Gianesello, ST-Microelectronics, France Professor Mats Gustafsson, Lund University, Sweden Dr. Katsuyuki Haneda, Aalto University, Finland Professor Claude Oestges, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium Professor Anja Skrivervik, EPFL-LEMA, Switzerland More details on all our Invited Speakers are available here.
Full details are available here. posted 11th April 2011: Full Registration Costs for LAPC 2011 are now available on the Registration Page Details of LAPC 2011 are summarised here.
posted 2nd April 2011: Final details of the full programme for LAPC 2011 are now being confirmed and we are delighted to announce that Professor Raj Mittra will be giving the Keynote Speech for our first Session: Modelling and Measuring Techniques. We would like to thank him for his ongoing support of LAPC and look forward to his presentation this November. posted 6th February 2011: Paper Submission for LAPC 2011 is now open Please see Call for Papers for more details. posted 5th February 2011: Organisation is now well underway for LAPC 2011 and Paper Submission will open shortly. Remember, papers should be submitted through EDAS and all accepted papers which are presented at the conference will be published on IEEE Xplore. The conference will follow our usual, highly successful format with High Profile Invited Speakers and poster presentations of all other papers allowing ample opportunities for ideas exchange. posted 31st December 2010: Wishing everyone a Very Happy New Year and health and happiness in 2011. posted 8th December 2010: Loughborough Antennas & Propagation Conference 201114th & 15th November 2011We are pleased to be able to confirm the date of the SEVENTH annual LAPC which will, once again be held in the popular Four Star Venue of Burleigh Court, in Loughborough. To maximise the opportunity for productive networking, we are continuing the successful format of a series of high-grade Invited Speaker talks followed by open poster sessions co-located with high quality exhibitors. With no parallel oral sessions you miss nothing! Special posters providing information on the research activities of participating academic research groups will also be included this year. As always LAPC will be a cost effective opportunity for the presentation, discussion and promotion of the very highest level developments and research in the Antennas and Propagation fields. posted 26th November 2010: Video footage of the first day of LAPC 2010 is now available to be viewed on the IET website. Click here to see the footage. posted 12th November 2010: Congratulations to the winners of our four Best Paper Prizes: Best Student Paper Prizes were awarded to Xianyue Wu Novel Yagi-Uda Antennas for On-Body Communication at 60GHz and to
Use of Parabolic Equation Propagation Model to Predict TV Whitespace Availability
Best Paper Prizes were awarded to Francesco D’Agostino NF-FF Transformation with Helicoidal Scan for Long Antennas: Positioning Errors Compensation and to
Design and Characterization of a Small Encapsulated UHF RFID Tag for Wood Log Monitoring
The James Roderick James Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Professor Peter Clarricoats CBE, FRS, FREng Hons, FIEE Life Fellow of IEEE, FIP
Congratulations to all the prize winners.
posted 11th November 2010: Thank you to all our Invited Speakers, Authors and Delegates for making LAPC 2010 such a success. Over 99% of registered delegates attended and, as always, the atmosphere was informal and open; the perfect setting for ideas exchange. posted 6th November 2010: Just a note to wish everyone a safe and pleasant journey to Loughborough. Over the next 36 hours delegates will be travelling from all six of the world's inhabited continents and we are delighted to be able to welcome you all. posted 5th November 2010: With only a few days to go before LAPC 2010, registrations are still coming in fast but it is important that people register as soon as possible. The Conference Programme has been finalised. Spaces are still available at the Free Workshops on Wednesday so if you can free up some extra time we can thoroughly recommend registering for this day long free personal training. posted 26th October 2010: Accommodation at Burleigh Court is now FULLY BOOKED. We may be able to free up some additional rooms on the 1st November but in the meantime we can guarantee alternative accommodation in a recently refurbished hotel approximately ten minutes walk away. posted 24th October 2010: All authors are reminded that they need to bring their A0 Portrait Shaped Colour Posters with them for presentation. LAPC is able to print posters and deliver them to the conference venue but there is a £9.95 cost per poster which must be paid in advance and posters must be sent to lapc@lboro.co.uk BEFORE Tuesday 2nd November to ensure delivery on time. If you would like LAPC to print your poster please contact us as soon as possible for payment details. posted 17th October 2010: The latest version of the Conference Programme and the Exhibitors Floor Plan are now available. LAPC is proud of its high accademic standards and its ongoing relationship with so many important leaders in the Antennas and Propagation industries. posted 7th October 2010: Dr. Antoine Roederer will be presenting this year's pre-dinner talk before the Banquet on Monday 8th November. Here is a taster of what to expect: WAVES IN SPACE: Dr Antoine Roederer From Spoutnik I in 1957, with its 4 VHF whip antennas radiating 1 watt, to INMARSAT IV 50 years later with a 9m antenna transmitting kilowatts in 250 digitally formed beams to serve thousands of simultaneous users, the evolution of space antennas has been a most exciting adventure.
posted 29th September 2010: Dr. Ing. Antoine G. Roederer, the Scientific Advisor for Delft University of Technology - IRCTR, in Holland will be a guest speaker at the Banquet. His choice of subject is "History and Challenges of Space Antennas" and we are all looking forward to his unique insights! posted 26th September 2010: A reminder to authors that we are unable to publish their papers unlesss at least one author is registered for the conference. One author needs to be registered before midnight on Monday 27th September in order to ensure inclusion in the LAPC 2010 Book. Please register as soon as possible. posted 11th September 2010: All LAPC delegates are also able to attend Free Workshops on Wednesday 10th. Spaces are limited, however, so you are advised to book early. Check out all the details and book your place now! posted 10th September 2010: The early Registration Discount ends tonight at 11.59 Eastern Standard TIme. posted 9th September 2010: REGISTER TODAY to benefit from the LAPC early registration discount! This deadline cannot be extended! posted 9th September 2010: Congratulations to all authors whose Papers have been accepted and a big thank you to all the Reviewers who have taken so much time and effort to provide constructive feedback where required. If your paper has been accepted please take a moment to read this information as to what you need to do next. We look forward to seeing your presentations in November! At least one author from each paper must register for the conference for the paper to be included in the proceedings and online at IEEE Xplore®. One author of your paper must complete a copyright form. Go to the EDAS site and follow At least one author must register for LAPC 2010. This is required for your paper to be All papers are POSTER presentations. Note it is IEEE policy to only include papers in IEEE posted 8th September 2010: The last day for discounted registration is 10th September 2010. Payment must be made before 11.55pm New York Time to secure our heavily discounted registration rates. As you can imagine, our payment portal can become very busy as the deadline approaches so please book early to avoid disappointment. posted 1st September 2010: The Early Registration Deadline has been extended until 10th September. We require one author from each paper to fill in a copyright form which is available via EDAS. If you are an author of a paper that requires modifications, please ensure that the reviewers' comments have been adressed. posted 25th August 2010: LAPC offers students a below cost offer if they register early. We also offer heavily discounted rates to members of the IEEE and to all delegates who book early. Please note the deadline for discounted rates on the Registration Page. posted 24th August 2010: All Papers have now been reviewed. Congratulations to everyone whose paper has been accepted. Any authors needing to make improvements or alterations to their papers have until 6th September to do so. posted 20th July 2010: The LAPC Organising Committee has been very busy over the last few weeks oganising reviews of all the papers submitted. Many thanks to our Technical Programme Committee who are currently carrying out these reviews in their specialised fields from all over the world. posted 29th June 2010: The deadline for paper submission is approaching! Please upload your papers early to avoid any problems. If your paper is slightly too long you will have a chance to shorten it at a later date. All papers must be on EDAS on the 1st July! posted 15th June 2010: Prof. Roland Gabriel, Chair of the German VDE ITG antenna section of the Base station Antenna manufacturer, Kathrein, has accepted our invitation to be a Guest Speaker in our session on We are delighted that all our Keynote Speakers have accepted our invitations ensuring that the Conference content will be pertinent, informative and cutting edge! posted 13th June 2010: Dr. Elena Pancera from the KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, in Germany has accepted our invitation to be a Guest Speaker on Personal and body area Network Propagation. posted 9th June 2010: Dr. Andreas Christ from the IT'IS Foundation in Switzerland has accepted our invitation to be a Guest Speaker on New EM Modelling and measurement techniques. Our thanks go to him and all the Guest Speakers! LAPC prides itself on the calibre of its core content and the Guest Speakers are vital contributors to this. posted 29thMay 2010: THE DEADLINE FOR PAPER SUBMISSION HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO THE END OF JUNE. Final versions of all papers must now be uploaded before 1st JULY 2010. Due to the presures of work at this time of year, we have had many requests for an extension to our Paper Deadline and we are pleased to be able to announce that we are able to extend it for a full month! Obviously there can be no further deadlines beyond this point and authors are advised to ensure that their paper is uploaded by THE END OF JUNE in order to avoid missing the deadline due to any last minute technical problems. If you will require a visa to attend and need an early response, please email us as soon as your final version of the paper is uploaded and we will try to fast track your review process. posted 28thMay 2010: Professor Sana Salous from Durham University, UK has accepted our invitation to be an invited speaker in our Special Session on the built environment. posted 21st May 2010: We are pleased to announce that the IET will be sending their camera crew to LAPC 2010 and footage of the event will be available to view online after the conference. posted 19th May 2010: Full details of the CST Workshop have been finalised. Attendance at this workshop is FREE TO ALL LAPC DELEGATES but you must register early as places are limited. The workshop will take place on Wednesday 10th November 2010 in the Loughborough Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. If you wish to attend you must register directly with CST on this link: CST Workshop Details. Full details of the Empire Workshop will follow shortly. posted 13th May 2010: Many thanks to those of you who have already uploaded your Paper to Edas. Remember, you have until 1st June to make changes to you paper before it is allocated to a reviewer. If you are still to upload your Paper please see Paper Submission for all the details on how to submit. This is a rare chance to present your work to some of the leading experts in the field during the Conference Poster Session as well to have the full paper published by IEEE. Just 18 days remaining to upload your paper to Edas. Will your Paper be awarded the Best Paper Prize at LAPC 2010? posted 22nd April 2010: Special Notice to Authors who require visas In order to allow authors more time to obtain visas the LAPC TPC has agreed to offer an accelerated review process if required. Authors who are concerned about obtaining visas should upload their full paper to EDAS as soon as possible and then email lapc@lboro.ac.uk to let us know that your paper is ready for review. Reviewers can then be allocated BEFORE the 1st June and feedback given more quickly. For any further information on Paper Submission please refer to the Paper Submission Details. posted 9th April 2010: The latest draft of the Conference Programme is now available. Additions are made on an on-ging basis and can be viewed on the Conference Sessions Page. Seven weeks remaining until the Paper Submission Deadline. posted 31st March 2010: Congratulations to Professor Allan Williamson from Auckland University on his promotion. We are sorry that this will prevent him from travelling in November but are grateful to his colleague, Dr. Michael Neve, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering for stepping into the breach, posted 29th March 2010: Download a pdf of Crucial Information for LAPC 2010 here. This leaflet includes a detailed list of all the topics considered for inclusion. Please support LAPC by displaying this leaflet on your departmental notice board. If you would like a compressed version to forward to colleagues please email lapc@lboro.ac.uk and we will be happy to send you one. posted 22nd March 2010: Dr. Leo Kempel (Michigan State University USA) has confirmed his attendance as an Invited Speaker on EM Modeling. posted 19th March 2010: Paper Submission is Now Open! Final Deadline is 1st June so now is the time to start focusing on your submission. Check Paper Submission for full details of what is involved in getting your paper accepted at the 6th LAPC International Conference, LAPC 2010 Good luck to everyone!
posted 18th March 2010: IEEE Region 8 will be our Section Technical Co-sponsors for LAPC 2010 together with IET and APS. Their co-operation assists us in ensuring that the rigorous accademic standards we all require are maintained. posted 17th March 2010: We are pleased to announce that the following Invited Speakers have already confirmed their attendance at LAPC 2010. Once again LAPC really will be able to host the global experts in their fields. We would like to thank all the Speakers in advance and we are looking forward with anticipation to all their presentations! Remember, LAPC does not run concurrent sessions so ALL delegates will be able to attend ALL Presentations. Confirmed Invited Speakers for LAPC 2010: Dr. Kevin Boyle (NXP) Prof. Tony Brown (Manchester University, UK) Prof. Brian Collins (Antenova) Prof. Peter Hall (Birmingham University, UK) Prof. Koichi Ito (Chiba University, Japan) Dr. Jürgen Kunisch (IMST, Germany) Dr. Marta Martinez-Vazquez (IMST, Germany) Prof. Raj Mittra (Pennsylvania State University, USA) Dr. Michael Neve (Auckland University, New Zealand) Prof. Clive Parini (Queen Mary University, London, UK) Prof. William Scanlon (Queen's University Belfast, UK)
Presentations from the first day of LAPC 2009 are now available courtesy of IET at the link below: http://tv.theiet.org/search.cfm?syear=&schan=&stext=LAPC&page=1
posted 12th February 2010: As ever LAPC 2010 will cover the key developments in our field. Invited Speaker Sessions for 2010 are: Antennas and propagation in the built environment Papers for Poster Presentation will also be considered from any other topics within the broader Antennas and Propagation field allowing exensive opportunities for discussion and intellectual exchange. LAPC 2010 looks set to be another two days of exciting ideas presented by the well-informed!
posted 26th January 2010: All Papers from LAPC 2009 are now available on IEEE Xplore http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/tocresult.jsp?isnumber=5352359&isYear=2000 The call for papers for 2010 will go out shortly.
posted 8th January 2010: Loughborough Antennas & Propagation Conference 2010 We are pleased to announce that LAPC 2010 has again been confirmed to take place at Burleigh Court in Loughborough. This will be the sixth annual convention of LAPC and we are looking forward to another suceessful conference, where, no doubt the quality of paper submissions will be higher than ever! Please note the dates: 8th and 9th November 2010 in your diary now and we look forward to welcoming you to Loughborough then. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ November 2009: The James Roderick James Lifetime
has been presented to Prof. Peter S. Hall In recognition of his outstanding contribution over a signigficant period of time in the fields of Antennas and Propagation. Professor Peter Hall has made outstanding technical achievements and contributed significantly to our knowledge and understanding of microstrip antennas and arrays, active antennas, MIMO and body-worn communication systems. Professor Peter Hall is the first person to be presented with this award which has been inaugurated by the out-going conference chairs in memory of its namesake whose example of longterm outstanding contribution was so exemplary. Professor Peter Hall was presented with a certificate and commemorative cut glass bowl at the conference and the Committee would like to add their further congratulations here.
A massive thank you to all who attended and contributed to the success of the conference. Attendance was higher than ever before and yet the academic standards and the friendly atmosphere remained the same as ever. We are currently finalising the details for LAPC 2010 which will again take place in November. Please watch this space for regular updates. On behalf of everyone we would also like to thank our two outgoing Conference Chairs: Dr. Ivor Morrow, Cranfield University, UK Prof. William Scanlon, Queen's University Belfast, UK They have worked tirelessly through-out the year to ensure that the paper reviews were rigorous and considered, and they achieved this task depsite the record number of paper submissions (up over 100% on 2008)! Authors from 55 countries benefitted from the paper review feeback of the Technical Programme Committee as part of LAPC 2009 and full recognition should be given to the Chairs for coping so efficiently and concientiously with the scale of this task. As a final part of this extended process four Best Paper Prizes were selected. Congratulations to all the authors involved: Open Category Doren W. Hess; Scott McBride, authors of “Aperture back projection technique and measurements made on a flat array with spherical near field arch” In recognition of advanced aspects in the measurement accuracy of the back projection technique. and James S. McLean; Heinrich Foltz; Robert Sutton, authors of “Directional Dependence of the minimum phase property of antenna transfer function” In recognition of original technical insight into antenna radiation that may have significant impact on signal error correction.
Student Category Bin Abdullah Al-Hadi Azremi; Mikko Kyrö; Janne Ilvonen; Jari Holopainen; Sylvain Ranvier; Clemens Icheln; Pertti Vainikainen, authors of “Five element inverted F antenna array for MIMO communication and radio direction on a mobile terminal” In recognition of a thorough comparison of simulation and measurement in the study of small terminal antennas. and Nicolas Gagnon; Aldo Petosa; Derek McNamara, authors of “Comparison between conventional lenses and an electrically thin lense made using a phase shifting surface (PSS) at Ka Band” In recognition of an original application of HIS to novel phase shifting surfaces
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