SynMatrix is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at International Microwave Symposium (IMS) 2021 in Atlanta, June 6-11. Further details to come!

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About IMS 2021
From the IEEE site:
You are cordially invited join us in Atlanta, 6-11 June 2021 at the intersection of communications, aerospace, automotive, IoT and other emerging technologies to learn the latest developments in MHz-to-THz theory, techniques, devices, systems and applications at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS). IMS2021 is the centerpiece of Microwave Week 2021 comprised of three conferences including the RFIC Symposium (www.rfic-ieee.org) and the ARFTG Conference (www.arftg.org).

Microwave Week, with more than 9000 participants and 600 industrial exhibits of state-of-the-art microwave products, is the world’s largest gathering of radio- frequency (RF) and microwave professionals encompassing MHz to THz ranges and the most important forum for the latest research advances and practices in the field.

IMS2021 offers something for everyone, including the following:

• Technical Program – Oral / Poster Sessions, Workshops, Technical Lectures, and Panel and Rump Sessions
• World's premier RF and microwave industry tradeshow
• Connected Future Summit (formerly 5G Summit) showcasing the next- generation wireless technologies for mobility, V2X and IoT
• RF Bootcamp intended for students, engineers, and managers from non-microwave engineering disciplines
• Exhibitor workshops and application seminars featuring presentations by the preeminent technologists from our exhibitors, explaining the technology behind their products
• Competitions for Best Industry Paper, Advanced Practices Paper, Student Paper Award, Three Minute Thesis (3MT), Student Design Competitions and Student Demonstrations. A Student Demonstration event to showcase the prototypes developed by students presented in the technical papers
• Project Connect for underrepresented minority engineering students, and the Ph.D. Student Initiative for new students
• Networking events for Amateur Radio (HAM) enthusiasts, Women in Engineering (WIE)/Women in Microwaves (WIM), and Young Professionals (YP)
• New technical areas on RF to mm-wave physical