EUROCON 2009 - The IEEE Region 8 Conference EUROCON

The IEEE Region 8 Conference EUROCON has very famous history. The first Eurocon was in 1971 in Lausanne, Switzerland. Then after 12 years brake new renovated biennale EUROCON started in 2001:

EUROCON2001: July 2001, Bratislava, Slovakia
EUROCON2003: September 2003, Ljubljana, Slovenia
EUROCON2005: November 2005, Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro
EUROCON2007: September 2007, Warsaw, Poland

The next forthcoming EUROCON2009 will take place in St.¨CPetersburg, Russia. This time it will be devoted to the 150 anniversary of Alexander Popov, which was the first to openly demonstrate radio signals transmitting and receiving on May 7, 1895. The Conference venue will be Saint¨CPetersburg Electrotechnical University ¡°LETI¡± which was fortunate to have Alexander Popov as the first elected Director. However Alexander Popov contributed also to other different areas of electrophysics and electromechanics hence our Eurocon2009 topics represent all modern trends and directions in the field of Electrical Engineering including historical and educational aspects.

Besides the Conference will be the good place to meet old friends and new colleagues, to discuss modern problems and explore the splendid Saint Petersburg ¨C ¡°Venice of North¡±, city of white nights, 60 canals and rivers, 500 bridges, 120 Universities, 200 Museums and other beautiful palaces and monuments.


The IEEE Region 8 EUROCON 2009
International Conference devoted to 150 Anniversary of Alexander Popov
Saint Petersburg Electrotechnical University ¡°LETI¡±, St. Petersburg, RUSSIA
May 18-23, 2009
3rd Call for Papers

Sponsored by:
IEEE Region 8
St. Petersburg Government
Co-sponsored by: Russia Northwest IEEE Section,
St. Petersburg Electrotechnical University, St. Petersburg University of Telecommunications


Topics
TPC-1: Antennas, Microwave Technology and Technique. Co-Chairs: Orest Vendik, Russia & Eric Kollberg, Swe-den.

TPC-2: Biotechnical Systems and Technology. Co-Chairs: Eugeniy Popechitelev, Russia, Mark Pitkin, USA &
Alexander Burov, Ukraine.

TPC-3: Circuits and Systems. Co-Chairs: Alexander Korotkov, Russia & Juha Kostamovaara, Finland..

TPC-4: Computer Technology. Co-Chairs: Maxim Sokolov, Russia & Elena Zudilova-Seinstra, The Netherlands.

TPC-5: Decentralized Power Systems, Power Control and Renewable Energy. Co-Chairs: Janush Danilevich, Rus-sia & Tadeusz Sobczyk, Poland.

TPC-6: Electrical Machines and Drives. Co-Chairs: Alexander Mikerov, Russia & Peter Magyar, Germany.

TPC-7: Control Systems. Co-Chairs: Alexander Fradkov, Russia & Frank Allgower, Germany.

TPC-8: History of Electrotechnology. Co-Chairs: Larisa Zolotinkina, Russia & Jacob Baal-Schem, Israel.

TPC-9: Information and Measurement Technology. Co-Chairs: Dmitry Lukianov, Russia & Helmut Sorg, Germany.

TPC-10: Micro and Nano Systems. Chair: Valentine Afanasiev, Russia.

TPC-11: Broadcast and Consumer Systems. Co-Chairs: Sergey Baranov, Russia & Dmitry Tkachenko, Russia.

TPC-12: Signal and image processing. Co-Chairs: Alexander Sergienko, Russia & Karen Egiazarian, Finland.

TPC-13: Electromagnetic compatibility and power quality. Chair: Georgy Tsitsikian, Russia.

TPC-14: Radars. Co-Chairs: Igor Immoreev, Russia & Nikolay Kolchigin, Ukraine.

TPC-15: Electroheat technologies. Co-Chairs: Yuri Blinov, Russia, Sergio Lupi, Italy & Bernard Nacke, Germany.

TPC-16: Telecommunications. Co-Chairs: Anatoliy Jastrebov, Russia & Volkmar Brueckner, Germany.

TPC-17: Networking. Co-chairs: Gennady Yanovsky, Russia & Eugeny Koucheriavy, Finland

Special Session: SS1: Wireless Networks: Protocols & Standards. Co-Chairs: Alexey Vinel, Russia & Dirk Staehle, Germany




The above listed topics do not exclude submission and presentation of papers from other specific IEEE fields