The future of wireless communication is expected to see an increase in demand for high data capacity to support massive connectivity between a plethora of electronic devices. This demand has led to the current development of fifth-generation (5G) technologies in the millimeter-wave frequency band. With the increased prevalence of 5G technologies, there is a growing interest in developing antennas and metasurfaces for 5G applications.

This talk will discuss some of the recent research conducted by the Antennas and Metamaterials Research Group, Department of Electronics, Carleton University.

Bio: Mohamed Emara (B. Eng, M.A.Sc.) received a B.Eng. degree in Aerospace Engineering in 2016, and an M.A.Sc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering in 2018, from Carleton University. He is currently working towards a Ph.D. in Electrical & Computer Engineering with a focus on metasurfaces for EM wave control.

Everyone will be able to understand this presentation. So there will be something everyone will learn, no matter what your background is and how much prior knowledge you have on the topic. All you need to do is to have an interest in the topic and attend the talk.

Food will be provided during this presentation!!!

If interested, please sign up at https://tinyurl.com/talk-Emara .