To celebrate getting a little snow this winter (that's not really why, but let's celebrate it anyway!), Dr. Jamesina Simpson cordially invites all chapter members to join her students at the UofU for the following guest lecture. If you've ever wondered about metamaterials and how to visualize the design and analysis of them, this is a great opportunity to learn more.
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An Overview of Metamaterials from A Transmission-Line Perspective
In this webinar, a broad overview of metamaterials and related engineered electromagnetic structures, with particular emphasis on understanding and designing them through a transmission-line approach will be presented. This perspective provides powerful physical intuition and offers a straightforward route toward implementing such engineered media.
Key scientific and technological milestones achieved over the past two decades will be highlighted. These include the demonstration of flat Veselago–Pendry lenses capable of focusing electromagnetic waves into subwavelength spots, the development of surface electromagnetic cloaks, and a wide range of multifunctional microwave components and antennas enabled by these engineered media.
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- This event has virtual attendance info. Please visit the event page to attend virtually.
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- Starts 21 February 2026 05:42 AM MST
- Ends 26 February 2026 10:00 PM MST
- No Admission Charge
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George V. Eleftheriades
An Overview of Metamaterials from A Transmission-Line Perspective
