Articles by Richard Mumford, Microwave Journal European Editor

Manchester, UK is regarded as the home of the Industrial Revolution, and will fittingly host the 2006 European Microwave Week from Sunday 10 September to Friday 15 September, to promote the RF and microwave industry’s current invention and productivity. Aptly too, the G-MEX/MICC that will house this flagship event...

The 2006 3GSM World Congress could well have found a soul mate in its new home of Barcelona, where Modernisme — the movement that evoked change and development — emerged in the 19 th century. Fittingly, it was that very 21 st century phenomenon, communications technology that grabbed the...

Haute cuisine, chic cafés, restaurants and, of course, fine wines are the staple diet for Parisians. Last October, however, the city also served up a mouth-watering array of technology and innovation as the 8th European Microwave Week was staged at the CNIT La Défense, International Conference and Exhibition Centre....

Amsterdam is a city that needs no introduction. The same is becoming true of European Microwave Week, which will celebrate its 7th year during the week of 11–15 October 2004 at the RAI Centre, home of the inaugural event in 1998. Since then, it has developed and matured into...

Following hard on the heels of the famous Oktoberfest, Munich also proved a more than convivial host to the RF, microwave and wireless communities as the ICM Congress Centre became home for European Microwave Week 2003 in October. Just like those who over indulged at the beer festival the...

Today's investment in and commitment to meaningful, commercially viable research will determine the shape and prosperity of tomorrow's microwave industry. Following its introduction in 2001 the second Microwave Journal guide to European research projects highlights the studies being undertaken by academic and commercial establishments to develop the innovations that...