Previous symposia under umbrella of EMC Europe
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EMC Europe 2016 — WroclawWroclaw, PolandSeptember 5–9, 2016Conference system: www.conftool.com/EMCEurope2016
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Joint IEEE International Symposium on EMC and EMC Europe, Dresden 2015Dresden, GermanyAugust 16–22, 2015
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EMC Europe 2014 — GothenburgGothenburg, SwedenSeptember 1–4, 2014
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EMC Europe 2013 — BruggeBrugge, BelgiumSeptember 2–6, 2013
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EMC Europe 2012 — RomeRome, ItalySeptember 17–21, 2012
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EMC Europe 2011 — YorkYork, EnglandSeptember 26–30, 2011
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EMC Europe 2010 — WroclawWroclaw, PolandSeptember 13–17, 20109th International Symposium on EMC joint with 20th International Wroclaw Symposium on EMC
The EMC Europe symposia represent a longstanding tradition of bringing together researchers, engineers, and industry professionals dedicated to the study of electromagnetic compatibility. Over the years, these gatherings have evolved into essential forums for exchanging knowledge on interference mitigation, shielding techniques, and the latest regulatory developments. Each symposium builds upon the successes of previous editions, creating a rich legacy of collaboration that spans decades and crosses national borders.
Previous symposia have been hosted in a variety of European cities, each contributing its own character to the event while maintaining the high technical standards for which EMC Europe is known. From early gatherings to more recent editions, these conferences have provided platforms for presenting peer-reviewed papers, engaging in workshops, and attending tutorials led by recognized experts in the field. The continuity of these events reflects the enduring importance of electromagnetic compatibility in modern technology.
The joint symposium between the International Symposium on EMC and the International Wroclaw Symposium on EMC stands as a notable example of collaboration within the community. Such merged events have allowed for expanded technical programs, broader participation, and richer opportunities for cross-pollination of ideas among specialists from different research traditions. These cooperative efforts strengthen the global network of EMC professionals and foster lasting connections.
Throughout their history, the EMC Europe symposia have addressed a wide spectrum of topics, from fundamental electromagnetic theory to applied engineering challenges. Special sessions have focused on emerging areas such as automotive EMC, wireless coexistence, and high-power electromagnetics, while regular paper sessions and poster presentations have ensured comprehensive coverage of the field. Workshops and short courses have provided practical training alongside theoretical discussions.
The steering committee behind these symposia has worked diligently to maintain continuity and quality across successive events. By selecting appropriate venues, organizing rigorous review processes, and curating balanced technical programs, the committee has ensured that each symposium contributes meaningfully to the advancement of electromagnetic compatibility knowledge. This careful stewardship guarantees that the EMC Europe tradition will continue to serve the community for years to come.
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EMC Europe 2008 — HamburgHamburg, GermanyAugust 8–12, 2008