Prague has long held a central and intellectual hub position in Europe; a place where centuries-old artisanal skills merge with a thriving modern innovation ecosystem that finds tension between aviation, photonics, AI, and advanced electronics. In this edition of EMC Europe, we received 276 paper submissions, of which 232 were accepted after rigorous peer review.
Our plenary speakers are Prof. Zbynek Raida (Brno University of Technology & Systems Engineer at URC Systems) and Prof. Frank Leferink, IEEE Fellow (University of Twente & THALES Netherlands). Their presentations will explore two topics: 1. the transformative role of AI in EMC certification, and 2. the critical real-world implications of electromagnetic resilience in safety-critical systems (the Stint Accident).
In addition, we hold technical sessions, workshops, and tutorials on five core topics:
Electromagnetic Environments & Interference
- Natural/man-made EM environments, lightning effects, intentional EMI, HPM, and shielding strategies.
Measurement, Simulation & Computational Methods
- Advanced measurement techniques, computational electromagnetics, uncertainty quantification, and model validation.
EMC in Systems & Applications
- Automotive, railway, naval, aircraft, space, industrial, military, and medical environments.
Emerging Technologies & Advanced Materials
- AI-driven EMC, smart materials, nanotechnology, 5G/6G, IoT, wireless power transfer, and power integrity.
EMC Management
- TEMPEST, Regulations, risk-based EMC, electromagnetic resilience, cybersecurity, and safety-critical applications.
You can still register: https://www.emceurope2026.org/