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IEEE Open Journal of Antennas and Propagation

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Antenna-Enabled Sensors and Systems

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Submission Deadline: 31 January 2024

Antenna-Enabled Sensors and SystemsAims & Scope: Aims & scope: Antennas have found applications, beyond telecommunications, in enabling electronics through sensing and energy harvesting. To fully leverage these opportunities, such systems require inter-disciplinary expertise ranging from fundamental antennas and propagation research, active antennas with applied microwave technologies along with circuits & systems, advanced materials, to AI and machine learning. For instance, RFID has become the most pervasive antenna-enabled commercial technology and is now being applied in sensing, biomedical, and industrial applications.

This OJAP Special Section invites contributions on inter-disciplinary applications with emphasis on antenna-based sensing, RFID, and multi-functional diversity antennas for joint communication, sensing, and/or wireless power transfer. We welcome emerging and well-established, such as RFID and RF power transfer, antenna-enabled technologies highlighting the inter-disciplinary applications with a focus on IoT, healthcare, and industrial applications.

We are seeking contributions on the integration and co-design of antennas with wireless components such as RFID frontends, energy harvesters, and unconventional IoT nodes. In addition, fundamental research on antenna-based sensors including novel physical concepts such as sensors operating near exceptional points is highly welcome. Original studies dealing with propagation modelling, large-scale field trials, and long-term antenna-based sensor evaluation are also invited.

Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:

  • Antennas for RFID
  • Antenna-based sensors
  • Advanced materials for sensing antennas
  • Antennas for contact-less sensing and healthcare radar
  • Simultaneous communication and sensing antennas
  • Biomedical sensing applications
  • Circuit and waveform-antenna co-design.
  • Soft, flexible, and stretchable antennas
  • Self-matching and auto-tuning antennas
  • Chipless RFID tags
  • Reader antenna design

Keywords:

  1. RFID
  2. RF Sensing
  3. Wireless Sensors
  4. Rectennas
  5. Impedance matching
  6. Chipless RFID

Guest Editors:

Mahmoud Wagih
University of Glasgow, UK
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Gaetano Marrocco
University of Rome II Tor Vergata, Italy
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Mohammad Zarifi
University of British Columbia, Canada
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Jasmin Grosinger
Graz University of Technology, Austria
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Chaoyun Song
King’s College London, UK
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Qammer Abbasi
University of Glasgow, UK
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