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Metaboards at Wireless Power Week 2019: Friday 21st June

6/10/2019

Talk: "Large-area wireless charging enabled by Metamaterials"

09:45 - 10: 30, Friday, June 21
Kelvin Lecture Theatre
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Savoy Place
London WC2R 0BL

Near-field wireless power solutions are expanding to provide simultaneous charging of multiple devices without strict alignment requirements. It is possible thanks to metamaterials - purposefully-designed structures offering unprecedented freedom in tailoring the propagation of waves. This talk is about the metamaterials approach to wireless power- and data-transfer solutions. I will highlight the challenges of the industrial adoption of metamaterials technologies and the unique benefits this approach brings to the emerging world of wireless charging.

How metamaterials could one day bring the impossible to life

5/13/2019

Sci fi or real tech? Imagine the impossible made possible with metamaterials technologies. Let us have a close look.
www.techradar.com/news/how-metamaterials-could-one-day-bring-the-impossible-to-life

Charging matters

4/30/2019

My new article in Cambridge Wireless Journal explores the game-changing opportunities metamaterials offer to the world of wireless charging and data exchange.

Click here to read the full article

Come and meet us at MWC 2019 Barcelona

2/5/2019

Mobile World Congress will take place in Barcelona this month. It’s a focus for the mobile and wireless industry, both as a launch pad for new products and as a key discussion forum for shaping future technologies and Metaboards would like to invite you to experience our smart wireless charging solution.
We will be showcasing our A3 sized demo that uses Metamaterials technology that enables simultaneous charging of multiple devices over a large surface without the need of alignment whilst routing power in a controlled way to specific areas of the surface.

Metaboards will be demonstrating in our private showroom next to the Fira exhibition centre on 26th and 27th February, so please contact usto secure a meeting time and see the future of wireless charging.

we are hiring

1/14/2019

A great opportunity to join Metaboards as a Research Engineer.
Become part of our dynamic, talented and diverse team and push the boundaries of what is possible with metamaterials technologies.
More information and how to apply

Collaborate, share, make freinds... cycle together!

9/20/2018

100 scientists cycling together in the Sochi Olympic Park - what a wonderful way to have fun and build stronger bonds!
Attendees of #metanano2018 participated in a bike ride simultaneously with the ITMO's bike ride with rector 9.0.
Among the participants was Prof. Andre Geim from the University of Manchester, a 2010 Nobel Prize winner in physics.
It was an honour and an incredible pleasure to be part of this initiative. Bravo!

METANANO kicks off

9/16/2018

Adler, Sochi, what a magic place to visit! Even the heavy rain, floods and storm cannot spoil the joy of being here. In any case, now I know the logic behind the layout of Sochi's coat of arms.

I am happy to talk at METANANO 2018.

METANANO is an annual international conference on metamaterials and nanophotonics and covers all aspects of metamaterials from quantum phenomena and nanophotonics to MRI and microwave applications.

I am glad to see my good friends, colleagues and fellow-scientists and am thrilled to see new faces.

If you attending, please come and say hello!

Our newest paper explains the meaning of Fano features observed in near-field experiments on dielectric resonators

8/15/2018

Yet another output of our fruitful collaboration - this paper will be useful for anyone performing near-field experiments on dielectric resonators near conductive surfaces, in particular, in experiments using aperture probes. We explain the polarity of the Fano-profiles observed in the near-field electric field spectra recorded at frequencies close to the frequencies of magnetic dipole resonances of dielectric resonators.

Summary: Fano resonances are observed in the near‐field electric‐field spectra of dielectric particles sustaining magnetic multipole resonances and located near a conductive surface (reflector). This paper proves, theoretically and experimentally, that these Fano resonances originate from the particles' interaction with the standing wave formed near the reflector; and that their polarity is defined by the relative positions of the resonant particle, the observation points, and the reflector.

For more details read our paper now available online in Laser & Photonics Reviews
https://doi.org/10.1002/lpor.201800037

Wireless power is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity

6/6/2018

Inspiration in the air!
I was honoured to present a talk at the inaugural and largest wireless power event in the world, Wireless Power Week (WPW). It combined two topical conferences, IEEE MTT-S Wireless Power Transfer Conference, IEEE PELS Workshop on Emerging Technologies: Wireless Power (WoW) , and Wireless Power Congress of the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC).
Bringing together academic science and industrial research is crucial for the development of wireless power.

Metaboards visiting the Metamaterials group in Birmingham

3/6/2018

Cold, windy and snowing, but the metamaterials community is at work. It was a great pleasure to visit the Metamaterials group at the University of Birmingham. Bright minds and great ideas - there is an infinite potential in what we can do with metamaterial technologies!
http://talks.bham.ac.uk/talk/index/3087

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