International Journal of Microwave and Wireless Technologies:

Special Issue on RF MEMS

About the Journal

International Journal of Microwave and Wireless Technologies was launched in 2009, publishing six issues a year. As the official Journal of the EuMA, it aims to reflect the achievements of European Microwave Research in the landscape of the scientific and technical literature. IJMWT provides academic and industrial researchers with an opportunity to promote their work and to stay connected with the most recent developments of Microwaves and Wireless technologies. The Journal is published in association with Cambridge University Press, and is disseminated worldwide in print and through the Cambridge Journals Online platform.

Scope of the Special Issue on RF MEMS

Over the last ten years there has been significant activity on microwave and RF MEMS devices, circuits and applications in a number of European projects. Meanwhile the series of MEMSWAVE conferences has gathered the best experts of the domain. This special issue aims to review the main achievements of the research on RF MEMS in Europe and worldwide and to publish the expanded versions of the best papers presented at the MEMSWAVE 2010 conference.

In addition to a number of invited papers the issue is open to contributed papers, and is scheduled for publication in August 2011.

Contributors are invited to submit their papers (6-8 pages) through the electronic submission system at the following address: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/mrf . When filling the Manuscript Information  the authors shall select the “Yes” tag in the special issue field and choose the “Special Issue on RF MEMS” in the following field.

Any question can be asked to the Invited Editors: Fabio Coccetti, Alexandru Muller, Volker Ziegler and Ioannis Papapolymerou.

Closing date for submission is 1st March 2011.

Upon acceptance, the paper will be published in print, as well as electronically via Cambridge Journals Online. IJMWT publishes all accepted papers online ahead of print in FirstView. All papers are given a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) which enable them to be referenced as soon as they appear online.