Microwave, Metamaterials and Antennas Engineering Group

Research Centre in Metamaterials for Innovation in Electronics and Communication Technologies

GEMMA-CIMITEC is a pioneering Group on the applications of Metamaterials (and other structures) to the development of high performance and low cost RF/microwave circuits, reducing their dimensions and/or including new functionalities. combines both basic and applied research. We explore new concepts, ideas and structures, in order to apply them to the industry needs, allowing us to optimize systems and meet new needs in areas such as telecommunications, industrial systems, “Internet of Things” or health, among others.

Work areas

Sensors

Development of sensors based on RF/microwave circuits, with high sensitivity

Applications in material characterization, composition determination or defect detection, among others

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Antennas and RFID

Development of chipless radio frequency identification systems (Chipless-RFID)

Low-cost, high-bit-count labels for identification, logistics and Smart Packaging applications.

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LATEST NEWS

06/05/2024: NEW BOOK AVAILABLE: “COUPLED STRUCTURES FOR MICROWAVE SENSING”, SPRINGER

This book, edited by Ferran Martín and Enrique Bronchalo, reports on the state-of-the-art in planar microwave sensors and describes cutting-edge methods for sensivity optimization.

Coupled Structures for Microwave Sensing
Editors: Ferran Martín, Enrique Bronchalo
Springer
ISBN: 978-3-031-53860-5 (Hardcover) / 978-3-031-53863-6 (Softcover) / 978-3-031-53861-2 (eBook)
466 pages.
2024


30/06/2023: JONATHAN MUÑOZ RECEIVES THE AWARD FOR THE BEST DOCTORAL THESIS AWARDED BY COIT-AEIT

GEMMA-CIMITEC post-doctoral researcher Jonathan Muñoz Enano has received the COIT-AEIT Award for the best doctoral thesis in Technologies and Applications of Telecommunication Engineering, for his thesis entitled “Highly Sensitive Planar Microwave Sensors for Dielectric Characterization of Solids, Liquids, and Biosamples”. The awards ceremony took place last June 29 in Madrid.