International Microwave Power Symposium Call for Papers
June 25-27, 2008
Chateau Sonesta, New Orleans, LA, USA
ONLINE SUBMISSION IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE 2008 SYMPOSIUM.
The 2008 Call for Entries is now closed.
Intended Delegates of the Symposium
The 42nd Annual Symposium will be an excellent interacting forum for:
- Microwave oven specialists, researchers and packaging designers
- Academia, Researchers and Graduate Students
- Government and Regulation Control Authorities Personnel
- Microwave and RF Power Research and Application Engineers
- Industrial Microwave and RF Products and System Manufacturers
- Consumer Product Research and Development Personnel and Managers
- Microwave and RF Specialists and Consultants
- Persons interested in marketing and the potentials of the new technology
Proceedings Information
Summary papers accepted for presentation will be published in the Symposium Proceedings (ISSN 0832-7823) upon verification of intent to attend the Symposium. The Proceedings are provided free of charge to registered delegates and additional copies are available for purchase during and after the event through the International Microwave Power Institute.
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
Copy-ready summary paper due (for Proceedings): May 1, 2008
Symposium Dates: June 25-27, 2008
TOPICS:
FOD TECHNOLOGY (related to Microwave Heating)
Computer Simulation
Dielectric Properties
Food Chemistry
Food Quality
Food Safety
Extraction
Industrial Applications and Processing
New Applications/Innovations
Packaging of Microwave Foods
Process Development
Sterilization/Pasteurization
INDUSTRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Aerospace Applications
Biological Studies
Chemistry (Organic, Inorganic, Nano-Chemistry)
Computer Modeling/Simulation
Dielectric Properties and Measurements
Forest Products
Hardware and Electronics
Industrial Applications
Materials Processing
Medical Research/Applications
Plasma Technologies
Research Methodologies
System Design and Architecture
Unique Applications
Other Topics:
All other topics relating to non-communications uses of microwave and radio-frequency technology will be welcome by the technical program Committee.