Prospective authors are invited to submit manuscripts reporting original unpublished research and recent developments in the topics related to the conference.

The IEEE templates in Microsoft Word (US Letter) and LaTeX format can be found at :

http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html

IEMECON Paper Categories

Number of pages is restricted to six. However, in exceptional cases the seventh page as extra may be considered, going by merit on a case-to-case basis as determined by the Technical Program Committee.

• Regular Paper – 6 pages maximum (1 additional page allowed but at an extra charge to be paid during registration )
• Short Paper (Work-in-Progress) – 5 pages maximum (2 additional page allowed but at an extra charge to be paid during registration)
• Poster – 4 pages maximum

Regular papers should present novel perspectives within the general scope of the conference. Short papers (Work-in-Progress) are an opportunity to present preliminary or interim results. Posters are intended for ongoing research projects, concrete realizations, or industrial applications/projects presentations.

Topics and technical areas of interest include but are not limited to the following:

Track-1: Internet of Everything	Track-2: Microwave Engineering	Track-3: Communication and Networks
Wireless Sensor Networks	Transmission systems, Scattering and propagation	Wireless Networks
Cloud Computing	Antennas and propagation	Networks: protocols, architectures, services, applications, Mobile
Big Data	RFID technologies	Network Communication
Ubiquitous Computing	Radar systems	Signal Processing
Distributed Systems	Digital, Analog, RF, mixed, asynchronous circuit design	Power line communication
Cyber-Physical Systems	RF, Microwave and millimeter circuit	Satellite & Space Communications
Pervasive Computing	RF IC, RF MEMS,	OFDM, MIMO & Cognitive Systems
Embedded Systems	Multiband, broadband, tunable, and reconfigurable filters	Optical Communication
Mobile Computing	Ferrite and SAW devices, LTCC devices	Optical Networks
Artificial Intelligence	Resonators, directional couplers and hybrids	Low-power and Sensor Networks
Machine Learning	millimeter-wave/THz and optical antennas,	Cloud-enabled Vehicular Networks
Semantic Web	Small antennas, broadband and multi-band antennas	Signal Processing for Communications
Machine-to-Machine communication	MIMO antennas,	Massive MIMO
Smart Cities	Antenna measurements	Cellular networks
Industrial Internet of Things	Reconfigurable antennas	Visible Light Communication
Maritime Internet of Things	Active adaptive and smart antennas,	Cognitive Radio Networks