Scientific Sessions

Metamaterials and Novel Electromagnetic Applications

  • Design and fabrication of electromagnetic metamaterials
  • Tunable optical and microwave properties
  • Integration with sensors, antennas, and photonic devices
  • Nanostructured metamaterials for advanced applications
  • Simulation, modeling, and characterization techniques
  • Sustainable and scalable fabrication methods
  • Industrial, defense, and biomedical applications

Metamaterials and Novel Electromagnetic Applications are driving innovation in Material Science and Nanotechnology. This session explores Advanced Materials Research strategies for creating materials with engineered electromagnetic properties not found in nature. Participants will learn how Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology can be used to manipulate light, sound, and electromagnetic waves at the nanoscale. The session also examines Metallurgy & Alloys, focusing on the integration of metallic elements into metamaterials for improved conductivity, tunability, and durability.

Interdisciplinary approaches will be emphasized, showing how metamaterials can enhance photonic devices, antennas, sensors, and energy harvesting systems. Attendees will explore computational modeling, nanofabrication, and characterization techniques essential for high-precision applications. By combining Material Science and Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials Research, Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology, and Metallurgy & Alloys, participants gain the expertise to design and implement metamaterials with transformative electromagnetic functionalities for industrial, defense, and biomedical sectors.

Key Highlights

  • Design and engineering of electromagnetic metamaterials
  • Nanostructured metamaterials for optical and microwave applications
  • Integration with photonics, antennas, and sensors
  • Metallurgical enhancement for conductivity and durability
  • Simulation, fabrication, and characterization techniques

Why This Session Is Important?

Metamaterials expand the limits of electromagnetic control. This session equips participants to innovate in photonics, sensing, and advanced industrial technologies.