The World of Applied Electromagnetics

<div>Introduction.- Four decades of research in electromagnetics.- Millimeter-wave endfire single-fed circularly polarized AFTSA-SC antenna.- High-performance hybrid smart antenna array for advanced wireless communications.- Antenna arrays for physical-layer-based directional networking technology.- Electrically small antennas.- Metamaterial-based antennas and a metasurface-based terahertz frequency splitter.- Electromagnetics research and challenges for tactical communication.- Antenna miniaturization in mobile communication systems.- Making ultra-wideband antennas unidirectional.- Radar reflectors mounted on power boats.- Radio propagation modeling in complex environments.- Radio propagation modeling: Unified view of the ray tracing image method across emerging indoor and outdoor environments.- Wireless performance in dense-transceiver scenarios to enable context-aware scenarios.- Bioelectromagnetic dosimetry: Simulating electromagnetic fields in the human body.- The genesis of microwave imaging as medical diagnosis modality.- Real-time quantitative reconstruction methods in microwave imaging.- Electromagnetics in medical applications: The cardiopulmonary stethoscope journey.- The Ewald–Oseen extinction theorem and the extended boundary condition method.- Propagator methods in electromagnetics.- Non-Hermitian metamaterials.- Unidirectional, defect-immune and topologically protected electromagnetic surface waves.- Single‐band and multiband angular filtering using two‐dimensional photonic crystals and one-layer gratings.- Construction of parts of the universe on tabletops.- Electromagnetics education: Past, present, and future directions.- Curriculum Vitae of Magdy Fahmy Iskander.</div><p></p>