Innovative Antenna Design Based on New Materials and Structures

Dear Colleagues,

At present, antenna design is faced with the new requirements of extreme frequency band, extreme environment and extreme size; however, with traditional antenna system and design methods, it is difficult to meet such stringent requirements. The rapid development of material science and structure science has brought new ideas for antenna design. For example, composite magnetoelectric materials, electromagnetic supersurfaces, origami metamaterials, and so on. This Special Issue will focus on the design of a novel system antenna based on new materials and structures.

Dr. Na Li
Prof. Dr. Peng Li
Dr. Naigang Hu
Dr. Zihan Sun
Guest Editors

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