European School of Antennas
and Propagation
Terms and Conditions for ESoA Registrants
SCHOOL OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENGINEERING
The European School of Antennas and Propagation (ESoA) is a self-consistent model of post graduate school distributed in the several research center in Europe.
ESoA is becoming not only important in the specific field of Antennas and Propagation, but it is gradually evolving to become the most important and biggest school in the world of Electromagnetic Engineering.
It includes, besides Antennas and Propagation, courses of Computational EM, Metamaterials, Bio-EM, Wireless, Nanostructured materials, and TeraHertz.
ESoA creates a large spread of knowledge among students, early stage scientists and researchers all over Europe.
NETWORK OF EXCELLENCE
ESoA was founded in 2004 by a group of institutions in the framework of the FP6 Network of Excellence “ACE” (Antenna Centre of Excellence) and it was afterwards financed in FP7 by a Marie Curie Action (MCA) project till 2007.
From 2008 ESoA is part of EurAAP. The ESoA courses are distributed in the most accredited European research centers on antennas and propagation in Europe.
The General Objectives of the School are:
Reinforcing
Reinforcing the European excellence in EM engineering
with emphasis on antennas
Increasing
Increasing
the ties in research and development between
Universities and Industries on an European scale
Creating
Creating an effective advanced formative offer at international level to
complete individual PhD curricula
Facilitating
Facilitating the interchange of ideas among early-stage researchers and trainers as well as among young researchers thus increasing the future mobility and synergy
HIGH LEVEL ADVANCED EDUCATION
ESoA includes the best 100 teachers in Europe, among which they are seventeen IEEE Fellows, and many other lecturers. ESoA is attended by an average of 220 students per year, with a peak of 290 students in 2012. The courses are continuously updated and each edition is never equal to the previous one.
ESoA constitute a worldwide unique system of excellence in high-level advanced education. A similar system of excellence is neither known in Europe, nor worldwide.
Institutions affiliated to ESoA
The institutions listed below have signed a Memorandum of Understanding which establishes the objectives and the scope of ESoA.
ESoA BOARD
The ESoA board is composed by 39 members; 34 for each affiliated institution, who are also coordinators of courses, plus other 5 members: one member from European Space Agency (ESA), one from European Microwave Association (EuMA) one from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), one from IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (IEEE AP-S) and one from the EurAAP working group of Propagation.
The ESoA Board meets two or three times per year and gets continuously stimulus to updating the courses and introducing new ones. The coordinators of the courses improve the content of each edition for maintain each course at the state-of-the-art level. Several new junior professors are included in the structure when they reach the right maturity, and in doing so, the ESoA board members perform a talent scouting action in conferences.
ESoA also constitutes a strong tool for improving the dialogue between the universities and the industries, giving thereby employment opportunities to students
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SCHOOL OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENGINEERING
ESoA Chair: Stefano Maci
