Introduction to the Spring 2022 Issue

Siegel, Peter H.

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“…In this, our third issue in Volume 2 of IEEE JOURNAL OF MICROWAVES we bring you 14 new manuscripts that are a combination of both Invited and Regular contributions. We are very pleased to report that our usage count per article published 1 is keeping us high up on the IEEE ranking for this statistic which, as of the beginning of May, sat at 1,065. This is down a bit from our 2021 total of 1,348, which placed us third out of 272 IEEE technical publications based on this statistic [1].…”

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“…We are very pleased to report that our usage count per article published 1 is keeping us high up on the IEEE ranking for this statistic which, as of the beginning of May, sat at 1,065. This is down a bit from our 2021 total of 1,348, which placed us third out of 272 IEEE technical publications based on this statistic [1]. Our usage count is now above 160,000, and for 1 Usage count is the number of times an individual article is either accessed directly online or downloaded to a user through IEEE Xplore.…”

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“…This is down a bit from our 2021 total of 1,348, which placed us third out of 272 IEEE technical publications based on this statistic [1]. Our usage count is now above 160,000, and for 1 Usage count is the number of times an individual article is either accessed directly online or downloaded to a user through IEEE Xplore. This usage count is recorded in the separate Publishing Operations Production Portal (POPP) Analytics database and updated at the start of each calendar month.…”

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Introduction to the Summer 2022 Issue

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2022

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Welcome to our July 2022 issue of IEEE JOURNAL OF MICROWAVES. This month we are back to our regular plus invited manuscript queue (our last issue contained only unsolicited papers). We are especially excited this month to bring you one of our special Microwave Pioneer series pieces highlighting the career and contributions of our current IEEE President, K. J. Ray Liu, with an emphasis on microwave time-reversal focusing and tracking. This is accompanied by three invited papers covering topics on microwave applications for high-Tc superconducting devices and circuits, oscillators with non-linear gain, and beamforming with metasurfaces. Our remaining regular manuscript contributions continue to provide broad outreach and significant advances in several areas. Of particular note are articles on high-gain beamforming with a scanning lens array, a MIMO radar formed from a sparse array, a holographic RFID SDMA system, several unusual filter papers, and a detailed analysis of an animal chamber for RF exposure studies. Our monthly submission and download count has remained steady and continues to bode well for our ultimate inclusion in non-IEEE databases. As of May 2022, we have received over 340 manuscripts and have an enviable usage per published article rate of 1023, putting us third out of over 272 established IEEE publications for this statistic! We are also anticipating a large pool of popular articles for our 70 th Anniversary of the MTT Society special issue, which comes out in January 2023. In July, we will be introducing a special "Author Portal" that should significantly improve our author submission experience. Please continue to enjoy our new publication and consider submitting your latest research! INDEX TERMS Editorial board, journal of microwaves, opening editorial, author portal, summer issue.

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Introduction to the Summer 2022 Issue

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2022

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“…As promised in our Spring 2022 Editorial [5], we begin this year with a very special tribute to our "Outstanding Reviewers" of 2021-2022. Over the last few months we asked authors and topic editors to search through their past papers and nominate particular reviews that made a real difference to the quality of a particular manuscript or the ability of an editor to make a decision on the true merits of a submitted paper.…”

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“…Starting this past summer, an awards committee with representatives from all twenty-six Technical Committees 5 within the Microwave Theory and Technology Society (MTT-S) was established, and began to consider all papers published in the IEEE JOURNAL OF MICROWAVES during the calendar year 2021 for our first "Best Paper Prize." More than one hundred manuscripts were reviewed, and the committee selected two finalists to be presented to the larger MTT-S awards committee, which oversees this selection process.…”

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Introduction to the Winter 2023 Issue

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2023

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Welcome to Volume 3 of IEEE JOURNAL OF MICROWAVES! In this issue we combine a complete set of regular contributions with Part 1 of a Microwave Theory and Technology Society 70th Anniversary commemoration, consisting of some twenty-one specially invited papers embodying this major milestone in the history of the organization. Several additional articles, including some major historic overviews, are to be released in our spring issue of JMW which contains Part 2 of this 70th Anniversary celebration. In order to make it possible to bring up all the anniversary issue papers contained in both parts one and two using a single database search, every special issue paper contains the index term: "MTT 70th Anniversary Special Issue." The full set (covering two issues) of 70th anniversary papers can be accessed using a simple parenthesis-delineated search of the five-word phrase. Plans are also in place to combine all the on-line papers into a full-color print issue for distribution upon request. In addition to this very nice collection of quality papers, we celebrate six of our Outstanding Reviewers of 2021 and 2022 and announce our first IEEE JOURNAL OF MICROWAVES Best Paper prize. INDEX TERMS Winter issue, opening editorial, MTT 70th Anniversary Special Issue, outstanding reviewers, reviewer recognition, best paper prize, editorial board. ING, AND ARRAY SYSTEMS & TERAHERTZ TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS KEN B. COOPER (Senior Member, IEEE) received the A.B. degree in physics from Harvard College, Cambridge, MA, USA, in 1997, and the Ph.D. degree in physics from the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA, in 2003. Following postdoctoral research in superconducting microwave qubits, he has been an RF Microwave Engineer with Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), NASA, since 2006, where he has been recognized with the Lew Allen Award for Excellence, Ed Stone Award for an Outstanding Research Publication, and a Principal designation for the development of active THz sensors, systems, and techniques. His work with JPL has included the development of scanning 340 GHz and 670 GHz imaging radars for concealed object detection, a compact 95 GHz Doppler radar and 270/560 GHz spectrometer for cometary jet observation, and differential absorption radars at 170 GHz and 560 GHz for humidity sounding on Earth and Mars. TC-12 TOPIC EDITOR: MICROWAVE HIGH-POWER TECHNIQUES STEVE C. CRIPPS (Life Fellow, IEEE) received the master's and Ph.D. degrees from Cambridge University, Cambridge, U.K., in 1970. After working for several years with the Pioneering Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) Group, Plessey Research, he emigrated USA, where he worked for 15 years in various engineering and management positions with Watkins Johnson, Loral, and Celeritek. In 1996, he returned to the U. K., as an independent consultant before taking on an academic post with Cardiff University, Cardiff, U.K., where he is currently a Distinguished Research Professor. He has authored several bestselling books on RFPA design and is a regular contributor to IEEE Microwave Maga...

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Introduction to the Spring 2022 Issue

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