Come to blend mathematics with electromagnetics for microwave and photonic applications at Europe's Far East - in Ukraine !

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MMET is the largest forum of this sort in the Former Soviet Union (FSU). It is famous as efficient interface between the FSU and Western scientists and engineers in the broad area of modeling and simulation of electromagnetic fields including wave propagation, radiation, scattering, guidance, processing, etc. - see www.mmet.org and informal reports of participants in IEEE AP Magazine: #2-1992, #5-1995, #6-1996, ##4,5-1998, #3-2001, #2-2003, #3-2005.pdf, and #3-2007. Characteristic feature of MMET is a stronger emphasis on the analytical and mathematical aspects of research into electromagnetics. The program consists of only oral presentations (invited and session ones), and English is single working language.

Organizers: IEEE AP/MTT/ED/AES/GRS/NPS/EMB East Ukraine Joint Chapter, in cooperation with the Institute of Radio-Physics and Electronics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (IRE NASU), Ukrainian NC URSI, Odesa National Academy of Telecommunications (ONAT), IEEE LEO-S Ukraine Chapter, URSI, and IEEE APS, MTTS and EDS.

Chairman of the Organizing Committee: Prof. Eldar I. Veliev, IRE NASU, Ukraine.
Chairs of the Technical Program Committee:
Dr. Oksana V. Shramkova, IRE NASU, Ukraine
Prof. Alexander I. Nosich, IRE NASU, Ukraine
Local Organization Coordinator: Prof. V.I. Naidenko, NTUU-KPI

Address for inquiries: MMET*10, c/o Dept. of Computational Electromagnetics, IRE NASU, ul. Proskury 12, Kharkiv 61085 , Ukraine.
Tel: +380-57-720-3782, +380-57-720-3442 (MMET*10 Secretary),
Fax: +380-57-315-2105,
E-mail: mmet@mmet.org.

Venue: The MMET*10 conference will be held at the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Politechnic Institute", Prospect Peremogy 37, Kyiv 03056, Ukraine.

Important dates: Final 3-page camera ready papers are expected by July 12, 2010.  

No entry visa will be required for the citizens of EU, Switzerland, Norway, USA, Canada and Japan.

MMET Template - DOC/.rtf format (.doc ~50 Kb) with detailed instructions on how to prepare a paper for MMET Proceedings.