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November 2023
The recipient of the "Roberto Sorrentino" award is Simone Negri (Politecnico di Milano), with the paper titled "Inductively Coupled In-Circuit Measurement of Multiport Admittance Parameters". Honorary mention to Sandra Rodini (Università di Pisa) and Francesco Lestini (Università di Roma Tor Vergata).
November 2023
Major updates in the page of the Italian Chapter Women in Radio Science.
November 2023
Final programme of the 2023 URSI Italian National Commitee Meeting (Genoa, 17 Nov. 2023).
October 2023
Announced the programme of the 2023 URSI Italian National Commitee Meeting (Genoa, 17 Nov. 2023).
September 2023
The 2023 URSI Italian National Commitee Meeting will take place during the IEEE CAMA in Genoa on November 17, 2023.
September 2023
Call for papers for the 2023 Young Scientist Best Paper Award (Sorrentino prize).
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Radio science encompasses the knowledge and study of all aspects of electromagnetic fields and waves. The International Union of Radio Science (Union Radio-Scientifique Internationale), a non-governmental and non-profit organisation under the International Council for Science, is responsible for stimulating and co-ordinating, on an international basis, studies, research, applications, scientific exchange, and communication in the fields of radio science..
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